This article discusses the banning of bribing deejays by record companies to play their records.

The article focuses on those who received Sari Awards which included musicians such as Virginia Lee, Peter Lotis, Min Shaw and Nico Carstens amongst others. The large portion of the article included thank you comments from ...

The first article refers to an incident in which a 18-year old schoolboy, Clarence Hamilton, had written poems which according to magistrate Mr W. F. Krugel had intentionally incited violence. The second article refers to ...

This document discusses the possibility of securing the rights of the song "Ding-Dong: by Joe Nina to be used for a health education campaign.

This document discusses Stephen Smith's interest in the back catelogue material and perhaps selling the recipient's material to Smith.

The article was published in the wake of Edward Kennedy's visit to South Africa in which he criticised the conditions of 'black' people in the country. Serving as a viewpoint for the rest of the world, the article suggests ...

This document is a press release of Wally Serote speaking at the Kwasa Graduation.

This document pertains to the opening of Joseph Shabalala's Hall of South African Music, the uses thereof and how it can tribute to the liberation struggle.

Photograph of Shange, Brubeck, Ntoni, Gontsana and others performing on stage.

This document provides information as to what Shed Records will be releasing through WEA records. This includes a release from the Rusike Brothers and provides background information on the group.