Ayanda Cuba started 4D Incorporated, a multimedia company, in 2012. He works with a team of 5 freelancers who specialize in the fields of design, photography, social media, and accounting. Under 4D Incorporated, the team has launched its first product, a youth-centered community newspaper (Times of Ulutsha) that provides resources and networks for youth hoping to pursue careers in the creative arts.
Times of Ulutsha aims to inspire the youth to be creative and turn their talents into careers.
Vuyolwethu Heather Dubese, one of the team members, has partnered with Creative Nestlings to generate more exposure and support for the newspaper. Times of Ulutsha released 10,000 copies of its first issue in July across 7 provinces, and it will also be available in PDF form on its website as well as the international publication platform ISSUU.
A performer from Khayelitsha, who graduated from UCT. #IndaloThePerfomer
Indalo perfoming, bringing dance back into life.
Indalo performing art.
Children playing marbles.
Indigneous games #TimesOfUlutsha
Child shooting to the hole.
IKhaya garden started by Xolisa Bargain, a poet from Site C.
