Two notable South African musicians established a trust fund, called SHOUT, with the idea that monies collected by the fund would be donated to anti-crime organisations, like Crime Line and Business Against Crime. They then got together with a few more notable musicians to record a modern version of the Tears for Fears track called Shout. The track is currently for sale at several prices from R20 to R1000 - the amount that you pay is at your discretion. Visit the SHOUT SA website to hear the track and for more information on how to donate.
Cristina
hi Paul, where about in town is this beautiful murales? I’ve tryed to guess, but I’m not sure. I like this kind of photos, often I go around the town just to catch some hidden spot.
Paul
Post authorHi Cristina, it’s in the lower end of Waterkant Street.
Firefly
Great shot of a great mural
Bev
Very impressive art work, you certainly wouldn’t miss this if you were walking by!
Caroline
Intriguing. There is a lot of creativity around these days!
Cristina
thanks Paul, I was in Waterkant Street today, but in the upper part, showing some Italian friends here on holday the Cape Quarter and all the area around
I could not go in the lower part. I will do it very soon.
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Ali
Wow, Paul. That’s a great picture you found. =)
Paul
Post authorFirefly, Ali, thank you – it’s pretty awesome hey. :)
Bev, no, it kinda jumps out at you!
Caroline, if I recall, you’re in the UK. Have you visited CT recently?
Cristina, cool, it’s a pleasure – you should do so – it’s pretty awesome!