South Africa should turn to ‘creative clusters’ to boost the arts
The Department of Arts & Culture is currently reviewing its arts, culture and heritage policy
South Africa
Creative industries in Central Johannesburg: entrepreneurs, organisation and locational choice
Accessibility, diversity, affordability and trendiness
Fiona Drummond on Rural South Africa
Fiona Drummond is an economic geographer completing a PhD with the Digital Media Research Centre at Queensland University of Technology.
Graffiti is an eye-catching way to create lively spaces in cities
The US, UK and Australia have adopted aggressive – and expensive – strategies to try and eradicate graffiti
How South Africa can grow its gaming industry
South African gaming companies currently create 310 direct jobs
Cultural Clusters as a Local Economic Development Strategy in Rural Small-Town Areas
Sarah Baartman District in South Africa
Suburban creativity: The geography of creative industries in Johannesburg
The economic significance and policy relevance of creative industries is rising at the global level.
Arts and culture were given money in South Africa’s budget. Why it matters
The greater cultural economy employs 6.94% of the national workforce. It generates one million jobs.
Why ‘fair use’ is so important for South African copyright law
Entrenching fair use in South African copyright law is a way to ensure the country steps firmly into the present and, ultimately, is able to move into the future
The contribution of copyright-based industries to the South African economy
It was estimated that the sector contributed 4.1% to GDP – more than the contributions of other sectors such as agriculture and food, beverages and tobacco.