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Where grand-chic meets retro-romance, fit for worldly traveller & diner
Friday, 27 January 2012 19:17Celebrate Valentine’s Day in true Grand Style and stand a chance to win a one night stay for two at one of the three Grand Africa establishments. Each one creates the perfect setting for Valentine’s Day. Guests dining at either Grand Cafés in Cape Town stand a chance to win a one…... read more
SABC employees join in promoting awareness for World Aids Day
Friday, 02 December 2011 10:06SABC’s choir, wellness and education departments will start World Aids Day off at 09:00. SIDA Education has developed an educational tool about HIV/AIDS and other related diseases will provide facilitators for the day to educate employees in a game form. SIDA Education is extensively involved in the design of innovative…... read more
Boguslavsky sisters launch Designer Amor
Friday, 02 December 2011 10:06The fashion blogging sisters are hoping to change the way people shop online by partnering with fashion designers who will create one of a kind pieces for Designer Amor and will allow the public to have input into the creative design process. This new pilot eCommerce project, aptly titled Designer…... read more
Carbon neutral flying to King Shaka Airport for COP17
Friday, 02 December 2011 10:06As the world engages in one of the most important Conferences of the Parties, we can only hope that a much needed deal comes out of this, the 17thmeeting on climate change. In the face of climate change, and specifically anthropogenic warming due to carbon emissions, the reality of the…... read more
loveLife’s formula for reaching SA youth
Thursday, 17 November 2011 23:18Ten years into its existence and loveLife, South Africa’s national HIV prevention campaign for young people, is proud to announce another innovative campaign in the fight against HIV/Aids. Marketed as the formula to success, this latest youth initiative known as L2M3 cubed aims to change social thinking by confronting issues…... read more
CANSA addresses acute shortage of Lymphoedema clinics
Thursday, 17 November 2011 23:13The Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) is encouraging all women to invest in their health by learning how to detect women’s cancers early. CANSA launched its Lymphoedema programme as part of its women’s health campaign to celebrate International Gynaecological Health Day on Thursday, 10 September. “We would like to…... read more
NDA gets behind the President’s jobs promise
Thursday, 17 November 2011 23:13Johannesburg, 2 December - The National Development Agency (NDA), has jumped in to contribute to the President’s promise of creating jobs. About 31 young unemployed graduates will be participating in six- and nine-month internship programmes respectively. The first 9 Information Technology interns have already reported for duty and assigned to…... read more
Competition Commission exemption could ensure stability of liquid fuel supply to industry
Thursday, 17 November 2011 23:1310 October 2011 - Last Friday the Competition Commission of South Africa granted the petroleum and refinery industry an exemption following an application by SAPIA, the South African Petroleum Industry Association, in April 2010. The exemption enables the participants in the various stages of the supply chain to enter into…... read more
Creative Masters Tour - The first interactive rendezvous with international multimedia gurus
Monday, 01 August 2011 06:58Maurisoft, partner of reference for the sector of creativity in Mauritius, officially announced the Creative Masters Tour in Mauritius, scheduled for 23rd and 24th August at the “Centre Equilibre” in Trianon. At a press conference held on 14th July at the headquarters of Maurisoft in Phoenix, its Director, Mr. Nicolas Le Maire, confirmed…... read more
The Deaths of Hintsa and South Africa's Recurring Pasts
Monday, 25 July 2011 15:10Two years into the transition to democratic rule in South Africa, a little-known healer-diviner, Nicholas Tilana Gcaleka, stumbled on to the stage of history. He claimed to have brought the skull of Xhosa king Hintsa back to South Africa from Scotland, where he said he had traced it. Amidst…... read more
