CAPASSO’s inaugural CSI Programme funds 10 music-development projects, showing why South African creators need music rights education, publishing knowledge and ownership literacy earlier.
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CAPASSO’s inaugural CSI Programme is not just funding music projects. It is investing in the floorboards of the industry: education, rights literacy, entrepreneurship, community upliftment and the knowledge creators need before the song travels.
The Ekurhuleni Music Workshop 2026 treated music as more than performance. It placed rights, royalties, distribution, media visibility, marketing and sustainability directly in the hands of emerging creators.
CAPASSO has opened a new CSI call, inviting members to submit funding proposals for projects rooted in education, empowerment and long-term growth across South Africa’s music ecosystem.
South African music is travelling across the world, but visibility is not the same as wealth. The next battle is ownership, paperwork, publishing and making sure creators keep a fair share of the money.
