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The Mandela Remembrance Walk & Run is an annual commemorative event held each December in honour of Nelson Mandela. Now in its 11th year, the virtual format allows participants from any location to celebrate Madiba’s legacy, promoting unity, remembrance and continued reflection on his values.

Endumbeni is a sacred space where traditional healers/ shamans pass spiritual prognoses and treatments on clients through several mediums. Thomas defines his latest offering as “a space. of healing, confrontation and spiritual realignment of generations passed. A transcendent space where multiverses coexist. Where calmness after the storm is evident”. Thomas’s troupe of young, yet experienced Dance graduates seek to explore these themes through the medium of Afro-contemporary in pursuit of spiritual amendment.

The "Sheroes Rands" exhibition, created by artist Kganya Mogashoa in 2023, is an art project that reimagines women's representation on currency by highlighting prominent African women and challenging the lack of their portrayal on banknotes and coins. The series explores societal views on women's value and contributions, with subsequent exhibitions such as "Sheroes Rands Herstory" and "Reflections of a Queen" delving deeper into women's historical presence, lived realities, and the ongoing struggle against gender-based violence and social injustice.

A woman in a hospital bed seeking for better life. As she is in conscious mind, she gets a vision of self-introspection that poses a question of what is worth living and what is the impact she brings in life as a woman. The vision invites mindfulness to become aware of life. As it has been, as it can be, and perhaps in some instance as it should be.

Speaking from Experience is a journey on the wings of poetry and music. Presented by the State Theatre and supported by a live band, a poet’s voice soars to share his life-time experiences and of others. The production is described as an emotional journey of awareness.

Deception befalls the jungle during a drought in this children's musical theatre production titled An Elephant's Dream. Apparently, Mr. Elephant had a dream about Mr. Swallow praying for rain, hoping for the drought to end. He shares the dream with his friend Tholo, who would later present it to the Lion, King of the jungle, and claim it to be his. The dream becomes a reality from the work written and directed by the passionate children's theatre storyteller Shala Chokwe.

2025 National Arts Festival on SAST TV — Official Feature Step into the heart of Makhanda with the South African State Theatre’s exclusive coverage of the 2025 National Arts Festival. This captivating feature takes viewers on a behind-the-scenes journey into one of Africa’s most prestigious arts festivals — where theatre, music, dance, literature, and visual arts collide in an electric celebration of creativity. From the thunderous applause in packed venues to intimate artist reflections in quiet rehearsal rooms, this documentary-style showcase captures the spirit, soul, and stories of the festival. Discover powerful performances from emerging voices and seasoned icons. Hear from directors, performers, and curators as they reflect on their work, process, and the state of the arts in South Africa and beyond. This is more than a recap — it’s an immersive archive of artistry, legacy, and the magic of gathering through the arts. Curated and produced by SAST TV, this content serves as both a celebration and a cultural record of what it means to create in a time of transition, hope, and innovation. Watch now and relive the festival magic — wherever you are.

2025 National Arts Festival on SAST TV — Official Feature Step into the heart of Makhanda with the South African State Theatre’s exclusive coverage of the 2025 National Arts Festival. This captivating feature takes viewers on a behind-the-scenes journey into one of Africa’s most prestigious arts festivals — where theatre, music, dance, literature, and visual arts collide in an electric celebration of creativity. From the thunderous applause in packed venues to intimate artist reflections in quiet rehearsal rooms, this documentary-style showcase captures the spirit, soul, and stories of the festival. Discover powerful performances from emerging voices and seasoned icons. Hear from directors, performers, and curators as they reflect on their work, process, and the state of the arts in South Africa and beyond. This is more than a recap — it’s an immersive archive of artistry, legacy, and the magic of gathering through the arts. Curated and produced by SAST TV, this content serves as both a celebration and a cultural record of what it means to create in a time of transition, hope, and innovation. Watch now and relive the festival magic — wherever you are.

2025 National Arts Festival on SAST TV — Official Feature Step into the heart of Makhanda with the South African State Theatre’s exclusive coverage of the 2025 National Arts Festival. This captivating feature takes viewers on a behind-the-scenes journey into one of Africa’s most prestigious arts festivals — where theatre, music, dance, literature, and visual arts collide in an electric celebration of creativity. From the thunderous applause in packed venues to intimate artist reflections in quiet rehearsal rooms, this documentary-style showcase captures the spirit, soul, and stories of the festival. Discover powerful performances from emerging voices and seasoned icons. Hear from directors, performers, and curators as they reflect on their work, process, and the state of the arts in South Africa and beyond. This is more than a recap — it’s an immersive archive of artistry, legacy, and the magic of gathering through the arts. Curated and produced by SAST TV, this content serves as both a celebration and a cultural record of what it means to create in a time of transition, hope, and innovation. Watch now and relive the festival magic — wherever you are.

2025 National Arts Festival on SAST TV — Official Feature Step into the heart of Makhanda with the South African State Theatre’s exclusive coverage of the 2025 National Arts Festival. This captivating feature takes viewers on a behind-the-scenes journey into one of Africa’s most prestigious arts festivals — where theatre, music, dance, literature, and visual arts collide in an electric celebration of creativity. From the thunderous applause in packed venues to intimate artist reflections in quiet rehearsal rooms, this documentary-style showcase captures the spirit, soul, and stories of the festival. Discover powerful performances from emerging voices and seasoned icons. Hear from directors, performers, and curators as they reflect on their work, process, and the state of the arts in South Africa and beyond. This is more than a recap — it’s an immersive archive of artistry, legacy, and the magic of gathering through the arts. Curated and produced by SAST TV, this content serves as both a celebration and a cultural record of what it means to create in a time of transition, hope, and innovation. Watch now and relive the festival magic — wherever you are.

Mckenzie Matome, selected for the SAST Fringe Season, is a South African vocalist known for his Amapiano and Afro‑house sound. Originating from Brits, he has released well‑received tracks including “Keep on Walking” with Afrikan Roots and “Dankie Mpilo,” and his 2021 album Black Rock further defines his unique presence in the contemporary music landscape.

Mckenzie Matome, selected for the SAST Fringe Season, is a South African vocalist known for his Amapiano and Afro‑house sound. Originating from Brits, he has released well‑received tracks including “Keep on Walking” with Afrikan Roots and “Dankie Mpilo,” and his 2021 album Black Rock further defines his unique presence in the contemporary music landscape.

Western historians have always portrayed the great African King USHAKA as a blood thirsty tyrant who only wanted power and nothing else. This is not true; King SHAKA is the foundation and the pillar of the African people. He wanted to form one strong nation of the Southern hemisphere. King SHAKA ZULU is a legendary figure of unity that was determined to establish one mighty nation of the Southern Hemisphere. He unfortunately died before he could realize his vision, killed by his selfish brother Dingane and Mhlangano. Upon his death he cursed his assassins and the children that their rule shall swim in blood.

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