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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2025 · 7 MIN

An opportunity for new and established writers to receive a grant to publish their creative work of national interest.

from The Lunch Break · host Lotus FM

The Academic and Non-Fiction Authors Association of South Africa (ANFASA) Publishing Grant, in partnership with the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture, is now open for applications and you don’t have much time left, as the deadline draws closer. This is an opportunity-creating, non-discriminate initiative that not only champions local authors and publishers, but also creates jobs, empowers the literary sector, and promotes cultural preservation in our diverse country. We get more information about the grant now, and how it benefits the country’s creative writers from Professor Siha-wukele Ngubane, Chairperson of ANFASA. Professor Ngubane is an Ono-mastician and author of educational and literary isiZulu books.

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