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The Culture Edit: South Africa’s festival scene is losing its local voice

5 August 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

CottonFest, launched by the late Riky Rick, has become a cornerstone of local hip-hop and R&B. Its open mic competition before each festival allows new talent to earn a slot on the main stage, making …Read More at Source

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