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Fair Play is a global movement of young artists speaking out against corruption. Fair Play holds a bi-annual competition where young bands can submit music

Fair Play holds a bi-annual competition where young bands can submit music videos online that tackle issues around corruption in their community. The best bands are selected to perform at the International Anti-Corruption Conference or IACC (the world's largest anti-corruption event). Fair Play also organises local artist-driven events around the world, where issues around corruption are directly

addressed by those facing them. The powerful messages of these songs from our community are shaping the world and letting the corrupt know that their days are numbers and that we will bring an end to impunity! Fair Play is brought to you by JM International and Transparency International with the support of BELSPO, The Creative Europe Programme and ROLAC.

12/08/2026

South African musicians, this one’s for you. 🇿🇦🎶

Fair Play South Africa is looking for young musicians who aren’t afraid to speak up, challenge the status quo and use their music to imagine a fairer future.

If you’re 18–35, based in South Africa, and have an original song or music video connected to corruption, justice, accountability, transparency or social change, we want to hear from you.

Two selected acts will get the chance to perform at Ngeke! Festival 2026, receive a R10,000 performance fee, take part in professional development and mentoring, and join a global network of artists using music to drive positive change. 🌍🎤

🔗 Swipe through to find out more and apply by 14 September 2026 via: https://www.anticorruptionmusic.org/south-africa

Ready to make some noise? Say Ngeke! ✊

📢 Powered by JM International, Enhancing Accountability & Transparency International.

07/08/2026

South Africa, we're back! 🇿🇦🚨

After an unforgettable first edition of Ngeke! festival (Ngeke Festival), we're once again looking for South Africa's next generation of artists to use their music as a force for change.

If you're 18–35 years old and have an original song or music video that speaks to corruption, inequality, justice, transparency, or social change, this is your chance to be heard.

🎤 Two selected acts will receive:
• A performance slot at Ngeke! Festival 2026
• R10,000 performance fee
• Professional workshops and mentoring
• The opportunity to perform alongside major South African artists
• A place in the global Fair Play network of musicians using music to inspire change

Whether you make hip hop, amapiano, rock, jazz, folk, gospel, or anything in between, we're looking for authentic voices with something to say.

📅 Applications close: 14 September 2026.

🔗 Apply now at: https://www.anticorruptionmusic.org/south-africa

Say it with music. Say Ngeke! ✊🎵

📢 Powered by JM International, Enhancing Accountability & Transparency International.

12/05/2026

Following his definitive acquittal after nearly three years under judicial restriction, Colombian artist and activist Jota Ramos is speaking openly about racism, institutional violence, artistic freedom, and the power of collective resistance.

Through music and artistic activism, Ramos and the collective Haga Que Pase have long used their platform to confront corruption, inequality, and injustice in Colombia and beyond.

In this conversation with Fair Play, he reflects on what it means to survive criminalisation as an artist while continuing to speak out.

Swipe through for excerpts from the interview and read the full article here: https://www.anticorruptionmusic.org/post/jota-ramos-cleared-of-all-charges

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