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Global Artistic Convergence in Cape Town: “How Far is Africa?” Exhibition

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The “How Far is Africa?” exhibition in Cape Town, from February 19 to 23, 2025, brings together four talented artists: Annette Werndl, Guillermo Bublik, Claudia Hassel, and Leonard Gabriel. Their colorful and diverse art, ranging from abstract expressionism to geometric shapes, tells stories that connect people across different cultures. This exciting event, held at 18 Loop Street, invites everyone to enjoy art for free and experience the magic of creativity coming together. It promises to be a captivating journey that celebrates the beauty of human emotions and connections through art.

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Understanding the Role of Youth in Tourism: Insights from Deputy Minister, Fish Mahlalela

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Deputy Minister of Tourism, Fish Mahlalela, gave a powerful speech at the Sharing of Best Practices Workshop, emphasizing the vital role of youth in the tourism industry and the global economy. He called for creative strategies to empower and celebrate young individuals, especially those in developing nations. Mahlalela highlighted the impact of the recent health crisis on the tourism sector and urged for collective efforts towards recovery, including supporting small businesses and providing opportunities for youth in tourism and hospitality. He expressed optimism for a more inclusive, innovative, and interconnected future for the industry.

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President Cyril Ramaphosa and the Pursuit of Global Social Justice

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The world is currently facing unprecedented challenges, and leaders across the globe must rise to the occasion and collaborate for the common good of humanity. During the recent World of Work Summit of the International Labour Organization (ILO) in Geneva, Switzerland, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa highlighted the importance of collaboration in addressing these challenges, particularly in the pursuit of social justice.