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The SA Creatives is a platform where creatives, thought leaders and idea engineers inspire and get inspired.It’s a platform where you can connect with fellow creatives, promote your work, share ideas and collaborate with like-minded individuals.Film, Fine Art, Photography, Design, Illustration, Music, Writing... all in one place

28/08/2026

A little look at the FNB Art Joburg media launch

The countdown is officially on. FNB Art Joburg returns from 4–6 September 2026 at the Sandton Convention Centre, bringing together contemporary African art, galleries, collectors, creatives and the wider art community. Johannesburg is about to get very art-y.

See you there. ✨

Baadaye Agency and BAE (BAE) have been appointed as the exclusive commercial sales partners for iDiski Media, opening up...
28/08/2026

Baadaye Agency and BAE (BAE) have been appointed as the exclusive commercial sales partners for iDiski Media, opening up new opportunities for brands across one of South Africa’s biggest digital football ecosystems.

With more than 76 million monthly impressions and 320,000+ YouTube subscribers, the partnership will span iDiski TV, iDiski Times, the weekly WhatsApp E-Paper and custom digital content.

Read the full story 🔗 SACreative.co.za

South Africa’s SMMEs are often told that access to funding is the key to growth. But what happens when the challenge isn...
27/08/2026

South Africa’s SMMEs are often told that access to funding is the key to growth. But what happens when the challenge isn’t just capital, but how entrepreneurs navigate communication, negotiation, relationships, conflict and pressure?

Media entrepreneur Promise Twala (Promise) is tackling that gap with a free virtual soft skills workshop for SMME owners and entrepreneurs.

Read the full story 🔗 SACreative.co.za

The The BMW Art Generation Vol. IV is bringing an extraordinary constellation of contemporary African and diasporic arti...
27/08/2026

The The BMW Art Generation Vol. IV is bringing an extraordinary constellation of contemporary African and diasporic artists, ideas, music and culture to Johannesburg.

Centred around From Whose Waters Do We Drink?, the exhibition explores the knowledge systems, histories and inheritances that continue to shape how we understand the world today.

Opening this weekend at The BMW Art Haus, with a programme of talks, food, books and live music featuring Thando Zide and Nduduzo Makhathini.

Read the full story 🔗 SACreative.co.za

The creator economy has moved beyond follower counts. Brands are increasingly looking for creators who bring something d...
26/08/2026

The creator economy has moved beyond follower counts. Brands are increasingly looking for creators who bring something distinctive to the table, whether that’s cultural relevance, specialist knowledge, a trusted personality, or the ability to turn a partnership into something bigger.

We look at Snikiwe Mhlongo, Grace Mondlana, Tebogo Moropa and Sphokuhle N to unpack what their brand partnerships reveal about what makes a creator commercially valuable today.

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For decades, getting into South Africa’s creative industries often meant getting past someone first. Editors, broadcaste...
26/08/2026

For decades, getting into South Africa’s creative industries often meant getting past someone first. Editors, broadcasters, labels, galleries, agencies and other tastemakers had the power to decide who got seen.

Digital platforms have changed that, but algorithms and engagement metrics have created new forms of gatekeeping. So, if the old gatekeepers are losing their monopoly, who gets to decide what deserves attention now?

Our latest opinion piece looks at access, visibility and the changing power structures shaping South Africa’s creative industries.

Read the full article on 🔗 SACreative.co.za

The List Is Empty brings together artists from across the Eastern Cape, including Lungile Nduna, Andile Tetani, Asavela ...
25/08/2026

The List Is Empty brings together artists from across the Eastern Cape, including Lungile Nduna, Andile Tetani, Asavela Rono, Seamus Coetzee and Aqhoshile Gomeni, for a group exhibition in Gqeberha.

Rather than presenting the artists as a collective or defining a single artistic movement, the exhibition gives each practice room to speak for itself.

Opening on 27 August at Dolphin’s Leap Conference Centre, the exhibition re-contextualises different artists, mediums and perspectives within a contemporary Gqeberha setting.

Read the full feature on 🔗 SACreative.co.za

25/08/2026

From Formula 1 to interviewing Sir , Nqobile Khwezi has carved out a distinctive space at the intersection of sports, broadcasting and creative storytelling. We sat down with her to talk about her career, finding her voice in sports media and what it means to build a creative career in an industry where representation and storytelling matter.

Watch the full conversation with as she takes us behind the scenes of her journey through sports broadcasting and Formula 1.

Lizamore & Assoc. Gallery presents The Gardener of Eden, a group exhibition featuring new work by , Peter Mammes and Jo...
25/08/2026

Lizamore & Assoc. Gallery presents The Gardener of Eden, a group exhibition featuring new work by , Peter Mammes and Johan Stegmann. The exhibition explores belonging, memory, care and humanity’s relationship with the natural world, bringing together three distinct artistic practices.

Read the full feature on 🔗 SACreative.co.za

For many creators, being noticed is only the beginning. The bigger challenge is turning that moment of visibility into a...
24/08/2026

For many creators, being noticed is only the beginning. The bigger challenge is turning that moment of visibility into a sustainable career. Johannesburg-based creator Kgomotso Mose(tsana) Masebuko is doing exactly that, moving from the Dentsu South Africa School of Influence’s One Big Week into an internship with Dentsu Influence powered by CSA and an ongoing content partnership with FoneYam.

Her journey raises a bigger question about the creator economy: what happens when emerging talent is given not just exposure, but real access, mentorship and commercial opportunities?

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