Louis and Mpumi Moholo, more than just jazz legends, embodied the spirit of South Africa’s struggle and hope. Dr Iqbal Survé’s tribute reflects on their lasting impact and legacy. Geoff Mamputa on the passing of his friend, Louis Moholo, the great jazz musician and drummer.
‘With a heavy heart, I mourn Rashid Lombard, a titan of South African culture and a revolutionary artist. His profound loss resonates deeply within the arts community and beyond,’ writes Carl Niehaus. Weaam Williams explores how the Cannes Film Festival serves as a crucial platform for South African filmmakers, revealing the systemic barriers they face while showcasing their remarkable talent on the global stage.
The Cape Town International Jazz Festival bridges the past and future, celebrating the rich legacy of jazz as a powerful voice for freedom and unity, writes Sekunjalo Deputy Chairman Rayhaan Survé. President Trump’s latest trade policy—a 100% tariff on foreign-produced films—has left many questioning its implications for Hollywood. Steven Taylor reflects on the 2025 edition of the Cape Town International Jazz Festival held at the CTICC in April. A Week Later: The music still lives in us, writes Faiez Jacobs.
