Logg Jamm Media.

03/10/2025

Statement Credit,
Gabriel Le Roux.

19/09/2025

This Game is FAKE.

Fake lifestyle will come and haunt you.

You are stuck in Nigeria you do not have money for a plane ticket to come back.

The groatmaans are blue ticking you, now you want to expose that they also robbed you royalties.

No one will trust you now and gatekeeping will come, guess what... you are Famous trending playing on Tv, Radio but you are not making money.

That's the problem.

17/09/2025

05/09/2025

Minister Gauton Mckenzie updates on the VAR, do you think hes plans will to fruition ?

04/09/2025

Will Artists and Labels find justice ?

03/09/2025

2025 has nothing relating to on support of creatives...

Do you think this was just a public stunt to the allegations they are facing.

Or is it one of they stunts to get more people for them to loot more royalties. (Allegedly)

Read below.

SAMRO is pleased to announce the selection of 120 members for the 2024 Music Creation Support Fund (MCSF). Each recipient will receive a R25,000 micro-grant, totaling R3 million. This year, increasing from 100 to 120 recipients demonstrates SAMRO's ongoing commitment to supporting its members' creative endeavours, including SAMRO legends contributing to South Africa's musical tapestry.

Since its inception in 2021, the MCSF has been integral to SAMRO's mission to foster innovation and originality in music creation. Through these grants, SAMRO has awarded a cumulative total of R10 million to 420 members. The fund continues to play a crucial role in enabling members to realise their musical works and enrich the diverse music industry landscape.

The MCSF underscores SAMRO's unwavering support for its members' creative pursuits, providing essential backing for music creators and songwriters to thrive and innovate within the industry.

To read more, go to: https://www.samro.org.za/csi/the-samro-music-creation-support-fund

02/09/2025

[ PART 11 ] ...

Department of Sport, Arts and Culture

📢 Statement to the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture (DSAC)

As the creative sector, we are deeply concerned about the lack of transparency regarding funds allocated to the 17 clusters representing our industries.

🔎 Key Concerns:

How do we know the money is being used to benefit the sector and not just for administrative stipends?

Are clusters only accountable to DSAC, or should they also report directly to the sectors they represent?

Why must we wait until the first tranche report, which often reflects administration costs only and not real sectoral impact?

To date, there are no physical offices, no admin jobs created, and no physical meetings held between clusters and the sectors they claim to represent.

These clusters appear to exist only on paper.

We ask: Has DSAC witnessed any meeting of the 17 clusters with their respective sectors? If not, how can they claim to represent us?

📢 We demand accountability, transparency, and meaningful engagement to ensure that funding truly serves artists, creatives, and cultural workers—not just stipends for administrators.

02/09/2025

[ PART 10 ] ...

Statements of Concern about SATIC

1.

It is troubling that emails sent to SATIC by artists and creatives receive no response or even acknowledgment. This silence creates the impression that SATIC is not genuinely committed to listening to the very sector it claims to represent.

2.

Artists have written multiple times to SATIC, yet their concerns remain ignored. This pattern communicates disregard for the creative community and undermines the trust that should exist between artists and the institution.

3.

Instead of serving as a bridge between artists and opportunities, SATIC seems to have perfected the culture of ignoring artists’ voices. Whoever is advising them to take this approach is misleading them and harming the credibility of the organization.

4.

Basic professional courtesy demands that correspondence be acknowledged, even if a full response takes time. Failure to do so reflects badly on SATIC’s leadership and raises questions about accountability.

5.

We call upon SATIC to prioritize transparent communication, respect for artists, and consistent acknowledgment of concerns. Anything less defeats the purpose of its existence and erodes confidence in its role within the creative sector.

SATIC - South African Theatre Industry Chamber Department of Sport, Arts and Culture whoever that advising SATIC to ignore our emails is misleading them.

02/09/2025

[ PART 9 ] ...

Eugene Mthethwa raises concerns during the Portfolio Committee on Sports, Arts and Culture, calling for accountability and urgent transformation in the sector.

Hon. Mthethwa highlights systemic issues affecting artists, misuse of public funds, and the ongoing neglect of cultural infrastructure.

“We cannot continue to speak about development while our artists are starving and our heritage is crumbling.”

He demands that the Department stop sidelining practitioners and start putting artists and communities at the centre of policy and funding decisions.

02/09/2025

[ PART 8 ] ...

31/08/2025

[ PART 7 ] ...

MEDIA STATEMENT

NYDA and Scorpion Kings Partnership

The NYDA would like to clarify that this is a non-financial collaboration aimed at creating real opportunities for young people in the creative sector.

• No funds were paid towards the concert.

• NYS participants are gaining hands-on experience in event management, stage support, ushering & front-of-house operations.

• The partnership is about skills development, exposure & employability, empowering youth to build careers in the arts, culture & entertainment industries.

This is more than one event. It’s about shaping a future where young people are not just spectators, but active contributors to South Africa’s creative economy.

30/08/2025

[ PART 6 ] ...

The National Arts Council just confirmed that board members get paid PER HOUR that they attend meetings.

I would typically not have found fault with this until I learnt that they’re also getting PAID to account to parliament !

How could this possibly be?? It is SHAMBOLIC!! For how long has this been going on ?

As tensions arise for one of the councils in the Department of Sports Arts Culture & Recreation, to be believed the is miss management of funds.

Members portfolio of parliament where raising tensions of questions and they respond created speculations amongst members.

The recent one that caught the publics attention is the funding of an even to a patron that do not even qualify in oppose to a good deed that they are putting in work.

After they back lash the have received from Liam Jacobs

the purpose of the NYDA is to support the youth and create opportunities for them by helping the under privileged or the ones who are struggling to make ends meet.

Not to support beneficiaries that are already established and generating independently.

while there have been past allegations and concerns regarding maladministration and corruption within NYDA, past reports highlight issues like political patronage and anonymous allegations of corruption against former officials.

leading to actions such as disciplinary proceedings and the establishment of an anti corruption email by opposition parties.