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GAUTENG DEPARTMENT OF SPORT, ARTS, CULTUREAND RECREATION: VOTE 12

Eight Clap and Tap Music Showcases were implemented by the South Corridor bene ¿ tting a total of 2 256 participants (1 058 male, 1 195 female and 3 LGBTIQA). The Clap and Tap Showcases included a Crazy Praise Contemporary Music show which was a joint ensemble of genres inclusive of choirs, gospel music and an Apostolic festival. Provincial Ishashalazi Theatre and Motjeko Dance Festival: A total of 214 participants (129 male, 80 female and 5 LGBTIQA) took part at the Gauteng Provincial Ishashalazi Theatre and Motjeko Dance Festival at the Roodepoort Theatre, Johannesburg from 28 February 2020 to 3 March 2020 and attended by all ¿ ve Corridors. The North Corridor had a total of 45 participants (23 male, 21 female and 1 LGBTIQA), South Corridor was represented by 56 participants (27 male, 28 female and 1 LGBTIQA), West Corridor was represented by 36 participants (21 male and 15 female), Central Corridor had 29 participants (25 male and 4 female)

and East Corridor had 48 participants (33 male, 12 female and 3 LGBTIQA). Elimination programmes included: 8 community theater award roadshows hosted by the West Corridor from 11-16 April 2019 bene ¿ tting a total of 10 788 participants (5 474 male and 5 314 female). Provincial Arts School Festival: The Arts in Schools Programme started on 3 September and continued until the end of October 2019 three times a week. The programme was implemented with a total of 275 participants (131 male and 144 female) and one PWD. West Corridor implemented programme from 15 January 2020 to 25 February 2020 (the programme continued after the Corridor and Provincial Festival) with a total of 139 participants (68 male and 71 female). The Provincial Arts in Schools Festival was held at the IEC Hall, Randfontein from 15-16 February 2020. Below are listed the nine schools that were winners in the Arts in School Festival; each received a trophy.

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