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In this episode, podcast producers Hannah Loy and Jafar Iqbal discuss their experience in South Africa and Zimbabwe, introducing two creatives they met during their travels: Ismail Mahomed – known as the ‘Godfather of the Arts’ in South Africa and Alex Gwaze, a Zimbabwean filmmaker, curator, conceptual artist, writer and founder of MUD Journal.
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United Kingdom
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