President Cyril Ramaphosa and Treasury have now received a report by Ngubane Tax Assurance Advisory Firm on the appointment of Digital Vibes to the tune of R150 million between 2019 and 2020.
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The film was directed by Anya Raza and Ayesha Linnea and followed Mitha s last performance before retiring.
Photo: How She Moves documentary
Dancer Indu Mitha has said that a documentary made on her,
How She Moves, is not reflective of her own ideas or representative of her. I write from my hospital bed in response to your article of 12 April, to state that the film How She Moves, is the filmmakers expression of their ideas about my work, which are in complete contrast to my own ideas, she wrote in a letter to the editor at
Dawn.
The film in question was directed and produced by Anya Raza and Ayesha Linnea.
Images StaffUpdated 12 Apr, 2021 07:46pm
The short documentary
How She Moves celebrates the millennia-old traditions of dance and music in the piece of land we today call Pakistan. The documentary follows Indu Mitha, a 90-year-old classical dance teacher hailing from Lahore, and her students as they prepare for her final dance recital.
With the partition of India, and the carving out of a Muslim-dominated state, divided South Asian states faced all new challenges. Among the challenges that affected the newly created Pakistan more than the historic state of India was the need to create a new national narrative, which had to acknowledge the culture and history of the land that it stood on, so as to not alienate the population from their own ancestors.
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