Fezile Mkhize assists with the systemic flow of operations at the Centre by working closely with the Senior Administrator, Finance Administrator and Director to ensure that administrative systems are supportive and conducive for creating a welcoming and engaging space for the Centre’s employees, interns, artists and other stakeholders. She supports
Sfundo Cele withs with maintaining inventories and systems for the Centre technical, digital and audio-visual equipment and resources. He administers systemic controls for the Centre’s stores, compliance regulations and safety protocols. He also provides IT & Audio-Visual support for the Centre’s events and oversee branding at all of the Centre’s
Sheryl Rampele assists with researching content, audiences and opportunities for the Centre for Creative Arts. She works directly with each festival curator and over-all with the Director of the Centre and with the Centre’s Senior Administrator and the Finance Officer to obtain quotes, procurement and support general administrative tasks.
Bash Siddique maintains the Centre’s web-pages by working with the CCA’s festival curators, marketing team and CCA director. He also participates in the planning of the Centre’s online festivals and events by providing strategic and technical support for the festivals. He also has a direct functional relationship with the Centre’s
Nomvuselo Yende assists with researching from the archives and records of the Centre Creative Arts and is connected with developments and trends in the arts & cultural sector to develop and promote content for and on the Centre’s social media platforms. She works directly with the festival curators and has
Nonjabulo Bengu provides general administrative support for the Centre for Creative Arts. She performs a diversity of roles that range from strategic administrative tasks to responsibilities that may seem mundane but which are essential for the smooth administrative operations of the Centre.
Lliane Loots hold the founding position of Artistic Director for UKZN’s Centre for Creative Arts’s annual international JOMBA! Contemporary Dance Experience – a festival that turns 23 in 2021. She combines her curatorial work for JOMBA! and the CCA with simultaneous holding of the positions of Dance Lecturer in the Drama and Performance Studies Programme
Previously worked as a peer educator under HIVAN at the UKZN and previous roles including programming the shorts section for the DIFF. His role includes talent search, community events organising, schools programme as well as the prison programme for the literature festivals. He is currently heading Isiphethu which is the
Valma Pfaff is a woman of Colour born and raised in Valma Pfaff Cape Town, South Africa. Cape Town, South Africa. Cape Town, South Africa. Shespent her formative years living under the restrictive policies of Apartheid. Thisshaped her view of difference and “otherness” whilst encouraging a personaljourney toward understanding. She
Nonsikelelo Ndaba manages the CCA’s finances for the CCA’s varied festivals and operations by administering day-today financial transactions according to the University’s strict financial controls, policies and regulations. She supports the CCA’s festival curators in budget planning, administration and procurement as well as logging of all contracts and Service Level
