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National Arts Festival from your couch: Here's what you should see | CitypressAmid the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic, this year’s National Arts Festival is going completely virtual. Instead of sauntering through the streets of Makhanda in the Eastern Cape, you’ll be enjoying the be best local and international art productions from the comfort of your home. For the first time, those who have been unable to make the trek to Makhanda will be able to experience it. We asked the festival’s artistic director Rucera Seethal what we should tune into this year.
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You can have a meal at your favourite restaurant from Monday | CitypressTourism Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane announced that restaurants will be allowed to have sit-in customers from Monday.
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Podcast | Beware the debt payment holiday trap | CitypressPODCAST | Personal finance journalists Maya Fisher-French and Mapalo Makhu look at the costs of debt holidays and how to get back on track after taking one
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NAF – kick it off with Nixon in Agony | CitypressTRENDING | This year’ virtual National Arts Festival (NAF) started on Wednesday, marking 11 days of artistic performance. One of the first productions on the bill is the world premiere of South African-born Adam Donen’s Nixon in Agony
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No more money for Covid-19 | CitypressProvinces are running out of funds needed to create infrastructure to help cater for growing numbers of Covid-19 coronavirus patients. The Western Cape, Gauteng and the Eastern Cape in particular are feeling the squeeze
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