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| − | A resource on all matters relating to the country. According to the website (http://www.mediaclubsouthafrica.com/about-us-83), the site is brought to you by '''Brand South Africa[]''' and is described as follows: | + | A resource on all matters relating to the country. According to the website (http://www.mediaclubsouthafrica.com/about-us-83), the site is brought to you by '''Brand South Africa[https://www.brandsouthafrica.com/]''' and is described as follows: |
"..a free service for all media professionals - journalists, editors, writers, designers, picture editors and more - as well as for nonprofit organisations and private individuals. Its specific focus is on South Africa and Africa, offering the following content: | "..a free service for all media professionals - journalists, editors, writers, designers, picture editors and more - as well as for nonprofit organisations and private individuals. Its specific focus is on South Africa and Africa, offering the following content: | ||
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The Mahala website
Mahala is an open access, online South African music, culture and reality magazine which reports on South African culture.
Website address is: http://www.mahala.co.za/
Media Club South Africa
A resource on all matters relating to the country. According to the website (http://www.mediaclubsouthafrica.com/about-us-83), the site is brought to you by Brand South Africa[1] and is described as follows:
"..a free service for all media professionals - journalists, editors, writers, designers, picture editors and more - as well as for nonprofit organisations and private individuals. Its specific focus is on South Africa and Africa, offering the following content:
•In-depth encyclopaedic background articles
•Up-to-date news and feature articles
•A comprehensive library of high-resolution images taken by award-winning professional South African photographers
All Media Club South Africa material may be republished, as is, free of charge, or be used as reference to generate new story ideas. If stories are republished with little or no alteration, you are obliged to credit the author and Media Club South Africa, with a link to the site if published online."
The section South African theatre[2] gives a good summary of the evolution of theatre in the 20th century.
Read more on the site at http://www.mediaclubsouthafrica.com/about-us-83#ixzz5ij5lLGUE
Megan's Head, the theatre blog
Megan's Head is a blogspot on theatre and related matters by Megan Furniss (also known as Megan Choritz), created in 2007, to review plays and comment on theatre matters.
Website address is: http://www.meganshead.co.za/about/
MLA Actor's Management website
The website of Moonyeenn Lee Associates (MLA), very useful source of biographies for active artists
Website address is: http://www.mlasa.com/
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