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TERRY PHETO SIGNS TO NEW PUBLICITY MANAGEMENT

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Terry Pheto signs to new publicity company. PICTURE:GABI MBELE ACTRESS and film producer Terry Pheto is the latest star to join publicity, brand and management group Brand Three Sixty Communications. Pheto who’s PR was previously done by Sheila Afari PR,  will join the likes of television and radio personality Bonang Matheba, actress Nomzamo Mbatha and musicians Anatii and ProKid in the communicatins group that also previously worked with TV star Minnie Dlamini and Idols winner Khaya Mthethwa. PICTURE:Instagram/BrandThreeSixty Owned by former journalist Pumza Nohashe and LA based publicist Krystal Thorpe, the company released the news of Pheto joining their brand yesterday on Instagram. “For us as Brand Three Sixty Communications, Miss Pheto is a perfect fit as her personal brand is in line with the company's values: humility, integrity and strong work ethic. We believe in character over talent, she exudes both in loads,” said Nohashe. "Brand Terry is ...

AFRICAN MUSICIANS UNITED FOR AFRICA

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Thandiswa Mazwai singing on set in December last year. PICTURE:  AFRICAN artists have joined forces in the recreating of the popular   charity single   We Are The World .  The song debuted last weekend at the 2015 MTN Radio Awards, features 180 musicians from seven countries in the continent in the remaking of the single that was written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie. Locally the track was done with the direction of Lindelani Mkhize and Oskido with the sound engineering of Richard Mitchell using the voices of locals including Kurt Darren, Thandiswa Mazwai, Mafikizolo, PJ Powers, Mahotella Queens, Joyous Celebration and Loyiso Bala. It also features musicians from Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Nigeria, Kenya,  Cameroon and Tanzania such as Tiwa Sawage, Banky W, Diamond and Lizha James. Said organisers of the awards: “It is a collaboration called Africa Against Ebola and Xenophobia and is a demonstration of the beautiful music that Africans can make...