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producer here at the cortez the festival at the state p. it's a do welcome to ask re max and thank you for making time. thank you. tell us a bit more about, crushes that africa festival. what is it all about? control the african festival. it's one of the biggest festivals in africa for don, so specifically, so it is the festival that is looking at so many sides of don think i'm bringing them to set up a can split. i mean, instead of because they fietta, which is the biggest, the co, into southern hemisphere. so cortez and we profile dons, we shoot sconce, and then we'd have it recorded as well. to present it to our uh, digital spaces. and i was supposed to tv, and we profile dunces from across the continent. this, this year we've introduced a new space that of cortez africa, which is which as us teach dogs. so business to open up the horizon of which is a full of the people who are not classically trained in dogs,

but to us teach day less and st dunces. the n y is don split, take a be so important in the african culture. dom, i call it embodied knowledge. i put a call, it also and budgets memory. so the way our brains and power voices can not speak, the dogs will speak. dawn is also a mess, foot tall. i have enough stories told without telling in the conventional way, but have people in the theater to experience what i call that's what all experience to be sitting in the edge of your seat. think of body post, say to a movie and telling the story. therefore, no words telling someone to think watch or to manipulate any one,

but the body makes you feel. then when you leave the theater space, you have your own knowledge of what you felt. the work that you're doing here is absolutely and pickable and i cannot wait to see more of the shows from humble beginnings as an immigrant into marina korea has risen to the top of the long board dancing game. becoming one of the few to practice the discipline professionally. and in spite of this with his story, marina corranio went from a young, insecure immigrant to becoming a world champion. my boss, the my board is an extension of myself and it's my whole life. it's the reason i can be who i am today, so it really means everything to me. now at 25 years old marina is one of the world's best loved boat dances. one of you who practiced a disciplined, professionally non booting is like

a mix of scapegoating incense and long ago don sees string together, don steps and ride at the same time. the motion on this, you in just ideas. moreno when from amateur to pro right here in nice. she grew up in the african island nation of cape sadie. when she was 14, her family emigrated to france. she struggled with the language at 1st, which took a tall on her self confidence. the most of the value, it was difficult to me at school. i mean, sometimes i was locked up when i said something from my accent, the section i felt very different from the others, if it covered them and understood early on that i had to have twice as hot so that i could be heard despite my accent. and i hate to say it the color of my skin. i'm not going to look at 17. her stepfather bought her head 1st. board. marina

found comfort in skateboarding and quickly became one of the stars up the beach front. and it's betsy stone. she's the assistant, she doesn't give out if it is. i mean when she wants to accomplish something she sees a through. that's just how she is a result of the concept in 2020 marina qualified for the women to freestyle long boat dance. well championships which were held online due to the pen demik. she impressed the jury with her unique and speedy style of the debt. marina was the 1st african woman to win the title. now she teaches long vote dancing to younger girls. she's been organizing skateboard sessions like this for me for 5 years now. this is what i've lost. this is how you stand on the board. first, you have to bend your knees slightly and put it not too much just

a little bit over. now you need to push your way to is there okay, so pointed out the presenting capability as invested in how do you wouldn't be games, empowers in my head. there are 2 marines, the marina with head board and the one without the just with the board. i'm maureen, of fighting for something to say about without us. i'm just an ordinary. go walking about like everyone else too much with i don't think is one thing, but doing good on the lawn board takes an immense amount of talent. i am now joined by one of the performers of new med. i'm do so do so i thank you for your time says the what is your performance about? so the name of the shows cove moment um which is about types of people who are not

settled. so the director basically was inspired by the fact that we as us as for example, i come from cape town, was born in cape town. so i came all the way from cape town, i came to pretoria to come and study this thing and perform this side. so it's inspired by the idea that we are basically known as, as i to me. so that's what it's about basically oh, traveling over the world to try and yeah. and beyond just how did you go about preparing for your performance at coaches, africa festival, who actually is quite interesting because this is a done and so, and i'm singing in the show. so personally, i have to understand what the story is a box and try to embody exactly what the dawns is actually doing through the body. so it took me literally knowing every step and the guns shows that i can actually embodied that with my voice.

when they failed to take, you truly reminds us that especially as a black owned company, you can come to the history of exploitation and any quality associated with the diamond trade diamonds. a one of africa's major resources was so africa being one of the top 5 gym quality diamond produces in the world. and so when they see the ticket, diamonds, local manufacturers, as you, as the, as in the world and the industry, they are present to what i celebrate most about it is the fact that you are able to tell a good story about a diamond coming from, of purchasing country manufactured in that purchasing country that defend lives. it has touched a from the purchase of point of view to the guys that they've been cutting, manufacture those. that one's the guys that is $35.00, those diamonds at the end of the day. and it's good to see that being that safety net purchasing tied to it as quite a long time. it was a forwarding to the journey of taking generation mazda diamond cut somebody for the

d, keeps as 12, and my a. he's the 1st majority, black own side hold. the d is a company authorized to buy. the b is too precious rough diamonds in bulk promotes and transparency, accountability, and responsible sourcing practices. when you think about it, as on the 81st, i told us in the world as on the 90 and saw that you know and we the fest, black side all day in the world. but just in, in south africa, you know, and it d sais that we have been a labels to work in progress. so is that, you know, be, can be able to trade or to being in the business at that level. yeah. rough diamonds, like these attending to policy james, which has been sold to retailers and come see me is. so this is a, a police ins guides and is quoted with them and power to because it takes a diamond to kind of

a diamond basic tied to that products. what helps describe in terms of pollution to them. so. so basically what i've already pre done is i've set up a stone on this time here, which is right here in the middle of the time. me switch and ask guys just wait for pick up momentum. and once it has been just done on the good behavior, it's what kind of cutting put to machine, in essence, what it does. it's kind of just don't problem. so i'd be so with this guys, it's all for the 1st sets, but takes you to cut the stone ground. then you would need to dismissing to do that, we also here preset as soon as you can see there. and once you start running, the seo we'll come meet with this don't and to basic code because it's in the cutting in the policy with the end said you to day to this don't itself,

that billions comes out from the what we do, you know, and, and even side that we had, i would say, even more fade you, when we started setting it up in jewelry. i always make this analogy that quoting up in south africa, you know, be the always told is as you start making money, you must buy calls. so that, you know, those cause a financial backing of thoughts with diamonds. you know, you can do the to do the same thing. and these are things that could help to sustain you. even in the future. though more less you started, he's jewelry, manufacturing be in 2005. he's passion for diamonds goes back much for the growing up my dad used to work as a diamond publish. and even as one thing i hated because it's sort of kept him away from home and, and yet this is something that he would always talk about. and it was due my high school days where i would have to go wait for him at work. so that we could travel back home together and those weights, you know, use that it's,

that's in the parking lot before you know, if it's in the reception area and, and the way before you with it wasn't the fact that he's worked for side all that. so, you know, today to have you signed as a title? you know, i think the, the comes with time sense of pride to diamonds have been used in jewelry for thousands of years and are still at the top of the list, especially for engagement rings. and as a high engineering diamonds the at all a goes best friend, my best friend, they like a, you know, they come to dentist, you know, they have close enough to, to come to a few, to a few gatherings. i don't think that means that there was like a made up thing to like market diamonds back in the day. but, but i like the diamonds. how about you? i think diamonds are my best friend. become a long everywhere i go. if i'm going out and i'm about to have a good time in february, you know, it needs to be the somebody to sign something. yeah. so yeah, the letter,

the 1st time i really got to be captured by them. and for me, you know that the beauty of the fire that was just in that stone gee, the tempted my high to, you know, and really made me fall in love with them. and it's like, almost seeing use of bringing out the best of this. don't what the games as a restaurant becomes the most prize jim in the hands of when, if he and his team and motorcycle lives, it just takes some refining and polishing before true brilliance can image when they fairly say q story. is there a reminder that with ardwick did occasion add an unwavering commitment to excellence? anything is possible in the div whole month 2 with a years of experience in the london fashion industry is very but loose and nice things when these fashion, by introducing the unique is the less signature present. the less clue being characterized by a fusion of french tailoring andrew wendy's. fabrics ad for it brings

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