Hundreds of film and television industry workers protested outside Parliament on Wednesday over delays in the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition’s rebate system. They demanded an urgent meeting with Minister Parks Tau and an investigation into mismanagement of the incentive scheme. Portfolio committee chairperson Mzwandile Masina said he would arrange a meeting with the minister. An entertainment lawyer said engagements since 2020 have brought no meaningful change. Read the full artic

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The national film and television industry is marching to the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC) in Tshwane today, calling for urgent intervention. The march, which started in Cape Town on Wednesday, is led by several industry organisations under the banner “Save SA Film Jobs”. Protesters are demanding immediate action to fix the collapsed DTIC Film and TV Incentive Scheme, which they say has put thousands of jobs at risk. Video by Kgalalelo Tlhoaele. | Daily Sun