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Whether, given the profound importance of preserving our music heritage and empowering young artists, he will furnish Mr N I Nxumalo with a detailed update on the current status of the Dr Joseph Shabalala Music Academy, which he promised at

Parliament of South AfricaRef: S RNW440-260313

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operational funding allocationOngoing

Funding support for operations of the Mobile Academy (R3 million over the MTEF period)

The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture has allocated funding amounting to R3 million to support the operations of the Mobile Academy over the MTEF period.

Who it is for
the Mobile Academy operations supported by the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture
How to act on it
The Department allocates and provides funding for programme implementation, community outreach, recruitment of young groups and institutional engagements.
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The Department has allocated funding amounting to R3 million to support the operations of the Mobile Academy over the MTEF period.
institutional collaboration and feasibility consultationsOngoing

Academic collaboration and feasibility consultations with tertiary institutions (including University of Fort Hare)

To ensure sustainability and proper institutional development, the Mobile Academy is undertaking consultations with tertiary institutions, including the University of Fort Hare, to explore academic collaboration and conduct feasibility considerations related to long-term development of the Academy.

Who it is for
tertiary institutions and the Mobile Academy’s long-term development stakeholders
How to act on it
The Mobile Academy undertakes consultations with tertiary institutions to explore academic collaboration and conduct feasibility considerations related to long-term development of the Academy.
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As part of ensuring sustainability and proper institutional development, the Mobile Academy is undertaking consultations with tertiary institutions, including the University of Fort Hare, to explore academic collaboration and conduct feasibility considerations related to long-term development of the Academy.
music training and talent development programmeOngoing

Training and development programme through the Ladysmith Black Mambazo Mobile Academy

The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture supports the Ladysmith Black Mambazo Mobile Academy, which identifies, nurtures and develops indigenous music talent across various communities in South Africa, training young artists in traditional music forms, particularly isicathamiya.

Who it is for
young artists and indigenous music talent across various communities in South Africa
How to act on it
The Department’s support includes funding for programme implementation, community outreach, recruitment of young groups and institutional engagements.
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The mobile academy advances the vision of the late Dr Joseph Shabalala by identifying, nurturing and developing indigenous music talent across various communities in South Africa.

Facts

Reference

S RNW440-260313

Amounts

R 3

Key Takeaways

  • legislation
  • RNW440-260313
  • 13 March 2026
  • R3
  • whether
  • given
  • profound
  • importance
  • preserving
  • music

Dates

Opening Date

13 March 2026

Closing Date

13 March 2026