The article was written in reaction to the death of Shabalala. Some contextual information about the musician has been included alongside a mention of David Marks and 3rd Ear Music who had organised many of his shows.

The document resembles a short biography with colour photographs of Mlahleni Jame "14" Shabalala published by 3rd Ear Music and the Hidden Years Music Archive Project.

The two page article refers to the systematic recording and collection of music from the mid-1960s by David Marks, a rare compilation of works not played by mainstream music avenues. A brief history as well as an overview ...

The document was published by 3rd Ear Music addressed to Roger Lucey. The typed contents on the document is not clear and cannot be read.

The email requested Radio uKhozi to play one or two tracks of the remastered HY Archive Project copy of '14' Shabalala as a tribute to his death.

The article pertains to African musician Mlahleni James Shabalala"14" who had died at his home in Bergville the previous week. Additional information surrounding his professional music career was also included as well as ...

The article refers to the colourful and talented musician Mike Smith who had passed away after a short spell of illness. The author also makes mention of his character and music talents.

The article reflects on the third annual Folk Music and Songwriters' Festival which was hosted at the Sanctuary of Love located in Melville.

The author focuses on an incident in which public prosecutor, Vusi Pikoli, stated that he had been offered his position back by the ANC on condition that he wouldn’t pursue charges against President Jacob Zuma as stated ...

The article reflects on an exhibition at Durban's KwaMuhle Museum which pays tribute to the musical history of Africa. The exhibition includes recording made by the museum which included recordings made between 1930 and ...