Woza Moya is grateful for the opportunity to host 4 interns funded by Art Bank of South Africa. They will be with us for 4 months, from 01 December 2024 to the end of March 2025, gaining work experience and growing their networks in the visual art sector.

We are excited about the fresh ideas and new skills they will bring to Woza Moya and know that they will help us move forward and grow.

From left to right in the photograph:

Manelisi Nene is a talented South African photographer based in Kwa-Zwelibomvu, Durban. With a solid educational foundation from the Durban University of Technology, Manelisi is captivated by the narrative power of imagery—believing that a photograph can convey a deeper story beyond mere aesthetics. His work has gained attention, leading to selections for exhibitions at venues such as the American Centre of Photographers, the Bond Shed, and the KZNSA gallery.

Masibulele Nako is a young artist hailing from the vibrant community of Ngqwabeni in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. From a young age, Masibulele has been driven by an insatiable desire to express herself artistically, offering reflections on society while making significant contributions to the rich tapestry of African history. She studied her honours degree in Photography at the Durban University of Technology, where her keen eye and creative vision continue to evolve.

Sinethemba Ndimande is a dedicated Fine Arts graduate from Umlazi who has achieved an Advanced Diploma in Fine Art from the Durban University of Technology in 2024. Sinethemba’s artistic journey is marked by a commitment to creativity and innovation, and we are thrilled to announce that they will be contributing to our newsletter while lending their expertise to various artistic projects at Woza Moya.

Nomfundo Linami Khathi is from Umgababa. She is a curious individual holding a Master’s degree in the field of History of Art, Heritage Studies, from the University of the Witwatersrand. With a passion for curatorial practice and academia, she is devoted to delving into the intricate intersections of art, culture, and heritage. Striving to create a deeper understanding of these dynamic fields to share with the world.