Johaar Mosaval wins ACT Lifetime Achievement Award Submission Details
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About the Arts & Culture Trust (ACT)
The Arts & Culture Trust (ACT) is South Africa’s premier independent arts funding and development agency. The primary aim of ACT is to increase the amount of funding available for arts and culture initiatives, and to apply these funds to innovative, sustainable projects that make a meaningful contribution to society. Through structured funding and development programmes, ACT provides support for all expressions of arts and culture, including literature, music, visual art, theatre and dance, and the support extends to festivals, community arts initiatives, arts management, arts education and arts administration. Follow ACT on Twitter or like the Trust’s Facebook page or visit the ACT website.
About Japan Tobacco International (JTI)
Japan Tobacco International (JTI) firmly believes in the fundamental role that arts and culture play in the development of a country and in the growth of local communities. The company’s commitment to culture is in fact part of its corporate values. Over the years, JTI has set itself apart through its special commitment to supporting cultural heritage projects in the countries where it operates. JTI is a member of the Japan Tobacco Group of Companies (JT), a leading international tobacco product manufacturer. Headquartered in Geneva, JTI operates in 120 countries and has over 26,000 employees. For more information, please visit www.jti.com.
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