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New Media's Afrikaans lifestyle magazine INSIG celebrates a milestone 200th issue this December, with a special focus on the past, present and future of Afrikaans music.
"For the last 17 years - or 200 issues of INSIG - Afrikaans music has been a form of creative expression that has gone from strength to strength," says Elmari Rautenbach, editor of INSIG. "Music has always captured the spirit of an era - be it the Voelvryers who opposed the government of the 1980s, or Fokofpolisiekar, who today represent the anti-establishment youth. For these reasons, we have chosen past and present representatives of Afrikaans music for our 200th issue cover feature."