Lungile Zaphi Seeks to Develop Soweto As An Economic Hub through Arts

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Called To Serve

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Profiling inspirational and aspirational leaders in society. Spotlighting the impact their works have on those around them. We're also available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Podcasts

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Profiling inspirational and aspirational leaders in society. Spotlighting the impact their works have on those around them. We're also available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Podcasts

Society & Culture

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Lungile Zaphi Seeks to Develop Soweto As An Economic Hub through Arts

Called To Serve

30 minutes 47 seconds

4 years ago

Lungile Zaphi Seeks to Develop Soweto As An Economic Hub through Arts

In this week's episode, we travel to Central Jabavu in Soweto where Nkomo Wa Maphike meets with the new Director of The Morris Isaacson Centre for Music, Lungile Zaphi. Zaphi is a photographer and Human Resources graduate who uses her experience and as a Visual Art Curator to transform learning for children at the centre and the community of Central Jabavu.

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