PICTURE: X/@JaraEkoThe enduring legacy of the late reggae icon Lucky Dube is set to inspire a new generation of artists following the launch of a performing arts school, Lucky Dube Secondary School of Performing Arts, in his hometown of Ermelo, Mpumalanga. The new performing arts school seeks to preserve his legacy by creating opportunities for aspiring performers, particularly young people from local communities who may not otherwise have access to formal arts education. Also see: South Africa remembers Brenda FassieEmpowering young creativesThe Lucky Dube School of Performing Arts officially opened its doors in Ermelo, honouring the life and legacy of one of South Africa’s greatest musical icons. Honouring Ermelo’s most famous sonFor the people of Ermelo, the performing arts school represents more than just an educational institution—it is a celebration of one of the town’s greatest cultural icons. Keeping Lucky Dube’s legacy aliveThe launch of the Lucky Dube Secondary School of Performing Arts marks another important milestone in preserving the icon’s contribution to South African arts and culture.