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ARTS INTERVIEW: The University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Centre for Creative Arts is hosting the 23rd Time of the Writer International Festival Virtual Edition from today until to 25 March 2020.
The physical edition of the festival, that was due to start on 16 March, had to be cancelled on the morning of opening night in view of the current corona pandemic.
The team and the writers decided to take the festival to a digital space. We’re joined on the line by Marlayn Ntsele, Social Manager for Time of the Writer Festival.
The physical edition of the festival, that was due to start on 16 March, had to be cancelled on the morning of opening night in view of the current corona pandemic.
The team and the writers decided to take the festival to a digital space. We’re joined on the line by Marlayn Ntsele, Social Manager for Time of the Writer Festival.
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By Radio 2000ARTS INTERVIEW: The University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Centre for Creative Arts is hosting the 23rd Time of the Writer International Festival Virtual Edition from today until to 25 March 2020.
The physical edition of the festival, that was due to start on 16 March, had to be cancelled on the morning of opening night in view of the current corona pandemic.
The team and the writers decided to take the festival to a digital space. We’re joined on the line by Marlayn Ntsele, Social Manager for Time of the Writer Festival.
The physical edition of the festival, that was due to start on 16 March, had to be cancelled on the morning of opening night in view of the current corona pandemic.
The team and the writers decided to take the festival to a digital space. We’re joined on the line by Marlayn Ntsele, Social Manager for Time of the Writer Festival.