National Arts Council of SA announces 2021 bursary recipients

NAC’s bursary programme aims to provide support to aspiring arts practitioners in the acquisition of relevant arts qualifications, and arts-related knowledge and skills. The bursary is intended for local postgraduate arts students as well as registered education and training institutions that are involved in providing tuition in the fields of music, dance, crafts, literature, multidisciplinary arts, theatre, visual arts, cultural policy, and arts and culture management.

“Funding is conditional upon the applicants’ completion of outstanding administrative requirements and conditions,” NAC said. “Grant notification letters to successful applicants will be sent in due course.”

Below is the full list of beneficiaries:

Organisations

• The Forgotten Angle Theatre Collaborative – Mpumalanga
• Ekurhuleni School of Music – Gauteng
• University of Cape Town – Western Cape
• Ruth Prowse School of Art NPC – Western Cape
• Imbali Visual Literacy Project – Gauteng
• Sibikwa Community Project NPC (t/a Sibikwa Arts Centre) – Gauteng
• Magnet Theatre – Western Cape
• Cape Town College Of Fashion Design – Western Cape
• Emendy (PTY) LTD – Gauteng
• Private Nelson Mandela University – Eastern Cape
• Stellenbosch Academy of Design and Photography – Western Cape
• Moving into Dance – Gauteng
• Jazzart Dance Theatre – Western Cape
• University of the Free State – Free State
• University of Cape Town – Western Cape
• NWU School of Music – North West
• AFDA – Western Cape
• Artist Proof Studio – Gauteng
• University of Pretoria – Gauteng
• Oakfields College – Gauteng

Individuals

• Bongani Nicholas Ngomane – Mpumalanga
• Tumelo Kope-Baloyi – Gauteng
• Fanelesibonge Mkhwanazi – KwaZulu-Natal
• Phumlani Mtiti – Eastern Cape
• Sinenhlanhla Memela – KwaZulu-Natal
• Dennis Makonyololo – Limpopo
• Sakhiseni Joseph Yende – Mpumalanga
• Danieyella Rodin – Gauteng
• Mhlonishwa Chiliza – KwaZulu-Natal
• Ndivhuho Luvhengo – Limpopo
•  Noluthando Sibisi – Gauteng
• Edinah Ndlovu – Gauteng
• Lebogang Mokgatle – Gauteng
• Malebogo Molokoane – North West
• Bronwyn King – Gauteng
• Mamelodi Marakalala – Limpopo
• Julia Arbuckle – KwaZulu-Natal
• Nash Lucky Magobane – Gauteng
• Kharys Laue – Gauteng
• Buhle Martha Radebe – Gauteng
• Tebogo Radebe – Gauteng
• Odette Graskie – Gauteng
• Basani Gaaba – Limpopo
• Roshanda Lewis – KwaZulu-Natal
• Nobantu Shabangu – Gauteng
• Keitumetse Mbatha – Gauteng
• Georgia Herron Lekorotsoana – Gauteng
• Nathan Lewis – Western Cape
• Zimkhitha Mliswa – Eastern Cape
• Kara Schoeman – Free State
• Setsoane Ntseki – Free State
• Simon Ntuli – KwaZulu-Natal
• Thato Mahlangu – Gauteng
• Michela Nordmann – Gauteng
• Livhuwani Mutele – Limpopo
• Gaireyah Fredericks – Western Cape
• Nadia Van Der Walt – Eastern Cape
• Nozuko S Teto – Eastern Cape
• Anele Ngcobo – KwaZulu-Natal
• Misha Melck – KwaZulu-Natal
• Boitumelo Charlotte Choene – North West 
• Emme Pretorius – Western Cape
• Nobuntu Mhlambi – Eastern Cape
• Lindiwe Maxolo – Gauteng
• Ndumiso Mazibuko – KwaZulu-Natal
• Hanro Cloete – Free State
• Thandi Dube – Gauteng
• Shamil Balram – Western Cape
• Alexander Appolis – Gauteng
• Sèrvane Lewane – North West
• Simone-Claire Louw – Free State
• Cebisa Zono – Eastern Cape
• Kamogelo Walaza – Free State
• Karabo Lucy Mogane – Gauteng
• Dion Eaby – Western Cape
• Danyke De Beer – Free State
• Thandiwe Msebenzi – Western Cape
• Marc Du Plessis – Gauteng
• Saajidah Madhi – Gauteng
• Lehlohonolo Peega – Gauteng
• Jane Schnetler – Free State
• Oliver Bonga – Eastern Cape
• Moratoa Mokoena – Gauteng
• Sifiso Ngwane – Eastern Cape
• Nomandla Mayeza – KwaZul-Natal
• Mmaphuthego Maluleka – Mpumalanga
• Lucky Mokoena – Gauteng
• Jessica Sithole – Free State
• Lesiba Molomo – Limpopo