Do not miss the CATCH A FIRE RAGGAE FESTIVAL the 9th of March 2024 at the soweto theater..Don't miss out on this day of celebrating Culture, Diversity and universal language of music.. be there or be square!
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There are also concerns that the bill could limit contractual freedoms, potentially impacting South Africa's attractiveness for international creative projects.
In 2021, South Africa's High Court deemed the Copyright Act of 1978 unconstitutional for failing to accommodate the rights of visually impaired individuals. Subsequently, on September 26, 2023, the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) approved the Copyright Amendment Bill.
However, this bill has faced criticism from the creative industry, which argues it contains overly broad copyright exceptions that could weaken creators' rights.
Thank you Musicians for a marvellous year. Here's to leaving behind the old, embracing the new, and stepping into 2024 with open hearts, open minds and new ideas in making the south african music industry bigger and better.
Happy new year🎊
SAMIC President Vusi Leeuw congratulates the SPRINGBOKS on winning the Rugby world cup for the 4th time.
As the music industry we say HALALAAAAAA SPRINGBOKS and THANK YOU FOR BRINGING IT BACK HOME🥇🏆🇿🇦
Stringer together |ORTambo International ariprt | Springboks | RWC2023 |
also to honour some of our remarkable Arts Administrators who have played a major towards the betterment of the Arts Sector. Arts Administrators from the entire South Africa will be travelling to Joburg to mark this special day in the Arts Calender.
In the month of August, the 15th. South Africa lost an Iconic Arts Administrator behind music icons. SAAAA will be marking the day as the National Arts Administrators Day to be staged annually in commemoration of Queeneth Ndaba and
On 9 August 1956, thousands of South Africa women – ranging from all backgrounds and cultures including Indians, Coloureds, Whites, and Blacks – staged a march on the Union Buildings of Pretoria to protest against the abusive pass laws.
On the 1st of May women will gather and discuss all the music industry challenges together they will empower each other.SAMIC is in full support of women and the LGBTQ society in the music industry.