Minister of sport, arts and culture Nathi Mthethwa launched the first film hub in Buffalo City in the Eastern Cape on Wednesday.
He added: “Its audio-visual nature creates an immediate impact that shapes opinions and inspires generations of people for centuries to come. It is this medium that bestows upon us the freedom to dream.”
“It is a story of re-defining and charting a new course wrapped in our unity in diversity that resembles the multifaceted nature of our diversity as people. It is a story of tolerance and appreciation of our difference and uniqueness.”
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