CRÉATION AFRICA: Meet the magazine that celebrates the unsung heroes behind the creatives
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In an industry dominated by mainstream celebrities, iQHAWE magazine rewrites who gets to be celebrated in African media. The name means “hero” in isiZulu and isiXhosa, and the publication positions everyday creatives as the cultural heroes.
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