Kaya 959 The Jazz Standard

On The Blueprint we unlock women's power for peace and prosperity with Dr. Athambile Masola

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On The Blueprint we unlock women's power for peace and prosperity with Dr. Athambile Masola who will be a respondent at the 13th Desmond Tutu International Peace Lecture taking place in cape town on the 17th November 2023.

On My Favorite Things we catch up with pianist and multi-award winner Andile Yenana who will be performing with his star-studded Big Band which he assembled together with Nduduzo Makhathini.The event takes place at the Wits Theatre (Chris Seabrooke Music Hall) Braamfontein 10th and 11th November. We get to hear about the making of the band and what we can expect to hear at this 2 day prestigious festival presented by The Jazz Foundation of South Africa.
14 Nov 2023 English South Africa Music History · Music Commentary

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