Lucy Gichuhi – First African Australian Senator
In recent years, we’ve seen some African Australians unsuccessfully vying for parliamentary seats in both federal and state government. But sometimes success comes from…
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From the Editor – Issue 12
Welcome to the end of year edition of SALT Magazine. With the festive season and big celebrations upon us, let’s spare a thought for…
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Bortier Okoe to perform “Mama Africa” at the 2019 African Nations Cup opening ceremony in Egypt
South Australia’s Ghanaian Born sensational performing artist and musician Bortier Okoe has been selected to perform his recent single ‘Mama Africa’ at the opening…
Creative African artists touch down in Adelaide for Sanaa Festival 2019
A diverse set of talented and inspiring artists from various African countries have arrived in Adelaide South Australia for the annual Saana Festival 17th…
Sanaa Festival returns for its third year
Winner of the Best Event Award for Adelaide Fringe 2017, The Sanaa multi-arts festival of music, culture and creativity will be happening again for…
Malian Music sensation Fatoumata Diawara poised to wow WOMAD 2019
WOMAD musical festival is fast approaching and joining us in March this year at Adelaide’s Botanic Garden for a spectacular performance is Malian singer…
WOMAD 2020 African Lineup
The countdown is on again for South Australia’s most anticipated weekend of musical madness. Performing artists from across the globe will take part in…
Melbourne Band composes anthem for Senegal in the World Cup
Local Melbourne music group, Yusupha Ngum & the Affia Band, have recorded a World Cup anthem for the Senegalese national soccer team. The song…
Melbourne celebrates at the 2017 African Music and Cultural Festival
Now in its fourth year, the African Music Cultural Festival (AMCF) has continued to deliver non-stop entertainment for the people of Melbourne. The whole…
Writing Nelson Mandela’s Memoir
Growing up as a witness to the vast injustices of apartheid in South Africa during the 60s and 70s, Mandla Langa’s harrowing experiences led…