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By Phindi Maduna On 3 to 10 March 2018, Brand South Africa once again partnered with RapidLion - the South African International Film Festival...

South African film producer Anant Singh has received the inaugural RapidLion International Film Festival Lifetime Achievement Award for his contribution to the African film industry.

The international film industry has spent R15-billion on productions in South Africa since 2004, and a recently completed US TV series shot in Cape Town has highlighted one of the country's new economical strengths: beating Hollywood at its own game.

Anant Singh, producer of 2014's critically acclaimed Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom and local favourites Yesterday and Mr Bones, has announced the release of his next film, Remember, a South African-Canadian co- production with an award-winning cast.

When Africa sings, we listen. When she dances, we watch in awe. And, when she plays her favourite game, the fields light up with her dazzling colours - Feel the beat at Africa's feet!

2010 - Once In A Lifetime: The Movie had its world premiere in Johannesburg on Wednesday night, and broadcasts on local television this weekend to mark the anniversary of the first Fifa World Cup on African soil.

Team South Africa is fielding a strong presence, in the form of a private-public partnership headed by Brand South Africa, at the World Economic Forum’s annual gathering in Davos, Switzerland.

As the United States comes to a standstill on 20 January to witness the inauguration of its 44th president Barack Obama, South Africa has planned its own series of celebrations.

South African film producer Anant Singh has acquired the worldwide distribution rights to The Legend Of The Sky Kingdom. Made in Zimbabwe, the film's characters and sets were created exclusively from junk, giving birth to the world's newest animation style, "junkmation".