Hotel Izulu, the 5 star Hotel in Ballito, will host its latest wine market on Sunday the 26 October 2014 from 12:00. Oak Valley Wines will pair with the latest culinary offerings created by Executive Chef, Jennifer du Toit. 

Guests can look forward to Marinated Seafood Salad with Shellfish Vinaigrette, paired with Oak Valley Rose, or the mouth-watering Seared Tomato and Mozzarella Quiche and Fresh Watercress, paired with Oak Valley Sauvignon Blanc. Another option to consider is the Thai Fish Cake with Coriander Pesto, paired with Oak Valley Semillon and the Crisp Pork Belly on Carvery, Cider Sauce paired with Oak Valley Shiraz. Lastly; Rosemary Lamb and Aubergine Skewers paired with Oak Valley Cabernet Franc.

Tickets are R195 for adults and children (3-16) R70, which includes a cold drink, a child’s meal and ice cream for dessert. There is ample space for children to play while the adults enjoy the food, wine pairing and live music from ‘Afritude.’

A new pancake stall will be on offer as well as the famous Izulu Deli! The Deli offers  Soup, Cheese Boards, Breads, Biscuits and Hotel Izulu’s famous Fudge. All featured wines will be on sale for a special price as well as wine coolers.

Reservations Essential: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 032 946 3444

As part of the share-holders’ rationalisation of its interests in game reserves and lodges in Africa, Shamwari Group is re-organising its operations by decentralising certain management services, including reservations, to property level.  

Effective 21 October 2014, Shamwari Group will no longer provide central reservations and marketing functions for Nkomazi Game Reserve, Mpumalanga Province, and from 01 November 2014 Nyungwe Forest Lodge, Rwanda, this will now be done by Newmark Hotels, Reserves & Lodges.

Booking enquiries for these properties can be made as follows:

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Reservation enquiries
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Media enquiries - Nicky Arthur PR on +27 (0)21 424 0384 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.   For further information contact Soraya Philips Tel: +27 21 427 5900 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  

Effective 01 February 2015, all reservations for Shamwari Game Reserve, Sanbona Wildlife Reserve and Jock Safari Lodge will be done from each individual property.  The current contact details however will remain operational for your convenience.   

Shamwari Group
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Alternatively, you are welcome to contact the properties directly as from 01 February 2015 on:

Shamwari Game Reserve
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Sanbona Wildlife Reserve
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Jock Safari Lodge
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Tel: +27 (0) 13 735 5200

Comments Shamwari Group spokesperson:  “We hope that this new streamlined system will provide a more efficient and direct service to all our guests.” 

This press release has been distributed on behalf of our client, Shamwari Group.
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This day marks the launch of cybatar.com, a new social network created by another internet start up company. Cybatar enters the social networking market not to try and substitute Facebook and Twitter but to offer a few features which are not available on them.

The social network is not in a competition and is in it for the long-run. The company responsible for the product believe that the website will offer users convenience and will also ease communication between people all over the world.The website, being built through open source software caters for both Facebook and Twitter users.

It offers an in between service and also carries other features. Users will not only be able to share audio, video and image files but will also be able to share document files which brings relief to users and cuts the extensive need for email.The company promises a quality product and believes that users will enjoy "cybing".

Visit www.cybatar.com to register your account today.

Cape Town – 7th October, 2014 – KWV was the big winner in the Brandy category at this year’s prestigious Veritas awards held in Cape Town this weekend, winning 2 Double Gold Awards for its 12 year Barrel Select Brandy and KWV Alambic 15 year Brandy Limited Release, and 4 Gold medals in the Potstill Brandy category. 

KWV won Gold for its Imoya Brandy, KWV 10 Year Brandy, KWV 20 Year Potstill Brandy and Laborie Alambic Brandy and won Silver for its KWV 5 Year Superior Brandy.The Veritas Awards is the longest running and most prestigious wine/brandy competition in SA. 1,767 entries competed for Veritas glory this year, organized by the South African Wine Show Organization. (SANWSA)  

“Our team is proud to have taken home 2 Double Gold, 4 Gold and a Silver at this year’s awards, which were judged by eight renowned international and 100 local judges, ” says Pieter de Bod, Master Distiller at KWV.

“With these latest accolades our entire Potstill range of premium brandies has now won gold." He continues: “Winning a total of seven awards at this prestigious competition is an exceptional achievement and winning 2 Double Gold out of the total 5 awarded gives us deserved recognition and proves that our focus on top quality and innovation really pays off.” 

KWV Marketing Director, Peadar Hegarty, comments that this is a great accolade for the Home of  Best Brandies and, in the true KWV tradition of Proud Pioneers, recognizes the world class craft of Pieter and his team at KWV’s brandy cellars in Paarl, Western Cape. 

These latest accolades follows KWV’s big wins at the recent 2014 International Wine & Spirit Competition (IWSC) awards in London where it won WorldWide Best Brandy for its 12 year Barrel Select Brandy. 

“It is a very proud moment for us to win Double Gold with our recent World’s Best Brandy winners, the KWV 12 and 15,” says Hegarty. “We can now take consumers on a journey of excellence starting with our KWV 3, right through to our award winning potstill brandies 10, 12,15 and 20. No other spirit brand can do this.”

He adds: “With these latest awards KWV has won over 480 awards and medals in just over 24 months, of which 307 were achieved in the past year alone.” 

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About KWV

KWV is one of the leading wine and spirit producers in South Africa. Its head office is located in Paarl, in the Western Cape - a top wine producing region. The company sources wines and grapes from the best and most sought-after viticultural regions in South Africa. KWV is known internationally for brands such as Roodeberg, KWV Wines, Laborie, Golden Kaan, Cathedral Cellar, Cafe Culture, Wild African Cream and the KWV 3,5,10 and 20 Year Old brandies. KWV is a founder member of the Industry Association for Responsible Use of Alcohol (ARA).

11,000 Pieces of Free Chicken Served on Heritage Day

Cape Town, 9th September, 2014 – As all of South Africa celebrates Heritage Day on 24th September, residents of Cape Town are invited to make history with Hungry Lion by breaking the Guinness World Record for the world’s largest serving of fried chicken. 

Over 11,000 pieces weighing over 1.1 tonnes (1,100kg’s) of King Sized chicken will be served from a mega 4 metre high version of the Hungry Lion’s iconic Pride Bucket at the Liberty Promenade Mall in Mitchell’s Plain. 

Participants will enjoy the delicious chicken with a free Coca-Cola and will be awarded throughout the day with spot prizes and entertainment provided by Coca-Cola and TopStars AllStars.

“The event is the culmination of our popular ‘Lucky Bucket’ campaign which has seen over 1.5-million digital voucher downloads and has resulted in double-digit sales growth for the brand,” says Tashalene Reid, Brand Marketing Manager at Hungry Lion.

“We have handed out over R6.9-million in prizes since the inception of the campaign and our R100,000 grand prize winner will be announced on the day.” She explains that the purpose of the event is to show how we live up to our brand promise of giving Mzansi MORE, we couldn’t think of a better way than to put smiles on the faces of at least 11,000 people on Heritage Day.

“We chose Cape Town as the destination to break the record because of the generosity of the people of the city but at the same time are ensuring that we give everyone the opportunity to participate by going into any Hungry Lion store and sharing our Heritage Day Feast with the whole family,” Reid adds.

Four years ago the the record was broken by KFC in Kentucky, Louisiana with a weight of 907kg in celebration of their 70th birthday. 

The most recent record was broken on the 23rd of September 2011 in Japan by the Qatar Food Company at the Karaage* Festival weighing in at 1,076kg. 

Join Hungry Lion in bringing together friends and family throughout Mzansi to celebrate the diversity of our proudly South African heritage.

For more information visit: www.hungrylion.co.za or join the conversation on https://www.facebook.com/hungrylion or Twitter: @HungryLionSA #LuckyBucket #HeritageDayFeast *Karaage is a Japanese fried chicken dish that uses boneless chicken and a potato starch batter. It is becoming increasingly popular in some parts of the Western United States where it is colloquially referred to as 'JFC' (Japanese Fried Chicken).

During the last year, Tonya Khoury, MD of ROi Africa, has established herself as one of the most credible sources for media monitoring statistics in South Africa. Since the funeral of former president Nelson Mandela, to date, Tonya is a regular face on some of the foremost media like, SAFM, Carte Blanche, ANN7, Beeld, Associated Press, Rapport and 702, providing reliable and insightful statistics on the Oscar Pistorius Trial, the 2014 FIFA Soccer World Cup, the 2014 Elections, the Olympics, the Nkandla debacle and many more leading news stories.  

Khoury recalls how she initially started providing statistics to the media. “I was surprised by the amount of coverage the death of former president Nelson Mandela yielded and decided to share these statistics with the media. After that I started following and analyzing coverage of the Oscar Pistorius Trial I followed it from the start, devoting hours every day to finding new angles to cover to keep publishers and readers engaged, providing them to journalists, and feeding content to social media sites. Every morning and some evenings, daily stats were sent to a growing list of contacts,” she recalls.

At the beginning of the trial, she reached out to the four main media houses who own most of the channels in South Africa. The first publisher to pick up her stats, 702, asked Khoury to read them each morning on the radio show set up to cover the trial. The media quickly contacted her for more information, so they began emailing stats updates once or twice a day. “From there the demand got bigger and bigger, as new news stories and global events broke,” she adds.

According to Mathapelo Matjokana, the producer of the Afternoon Talk with Ashraf Garda Show on SAFM, one of the first media to use Tonya’s statistics on a regular basis, says that, “With the arrival of Khoury’s statistics people were able to understand, for example, the Oscar Trial better as complex legal matters were broken down into simpler terms. It also allowed them to follow the World Cup and Olympics through a bird’s eye view with these analyses.”  

Amalia Christoforou, Managing Editor of the Oscar Trial Channel (Carte Blanche) adds that Khoury’s analysis offered a simplified and entertaining comparison, giving a local and global assessment of news around the trial, as compared to other breaking news. Joshua Carstens, producer of Afternoon Drive on Radio 702, says, “It helped me focus on what is important and what the audiences are talking about. In essence it made the scene less cluttered.”   

The producer of the Jenny Crwys-Williams Show on Radio 702, Gary Oberholzer, added that, “Certainly for our #OscarExtra presenters to be able to frame the growing or waning media interest, to describe the trends from a bird’s eye view, Tonya’s statistics were crucial. Especially on something as lengthy as this trial.“  

Christoforou agrees adding, “”The ROi Africa analysis graphically depicted the way in which the OP trial narrative and news was able to sustain local and international audiences and media attention, which is unusual for a story that has spanned so many months with so much dipping and peaking of elements of interest . A large focus of the Oscar Pistorius Channel was depiction of the way in which the narrative of the trial was digested online through digital media platforms and social media platform users. The ROI Africa stats gave us in-depth analysis of this world and the way in which it was ingesting and delivering the trial story.”

The statistics of ROi also provided the media with new avenues to generate content. Matjokana adds that, before ROi they never used to have a roundup of stories that have made headlines globally throughout the week and when she and presenter, Garda, saw the value that Khoury brought on to the show with updated and reliable statistics, “we realised that it could be of interest to our listeners”. 

Garda concurs and adds that, with the detailed, colourful, credible and immediate statistics Khoury set herself above the rest by delivering this information regularly and on the turn. “To add, Khoury was not just the communications spokesperson for the information - she was the embodiment of the statistics. She literally ‘lived’ the statistics, which showed in the way she presented her statistics over the radio. She delivered the stats in a most engaging, spontaneous manner and that's really important when dealing in the radio and TV space where information must not only be credible but it has to be delivered in a most entertaining way.”  

Laura Wiener, 702 Producer, add that what made Khoury’s statistics so crucial is the fact that it was credible – “It is important for us at the Oscar Extra channel that the statistics be credible and accurate as we would not want to be disseminating inaccurate information and statistics to our listeners,” she stresses.    

Catrine Malan, freelance journalist of the SABC, echoes this, adding that finding statistics for a case like the Oscar Pistorius Trial, isn't that hard. “What is hard is finding the experts, who are able to explain and put these statistics into context in a manner that is understandable to even a teenager sitting at home. We found that expert in Khoury. She has the ability to summarise and compare not only the most important but also most talked about statistics out there.”    

Garda concurs, adding, “I love the fact that Khoury is adept at delivering the contact via email, then chatting about in air and at the same time tweeting the information. That synergy and convergence of platforms is really important to what I do on air,” he emphasises.   Malan concludes that Khoury’s work has always been spot on. “Especially on the trending topics like Oscar / World Cup, etc. her opinions and analysis was a top quality expert opinion that we will definitely use in the future,” she concludes.  

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Companies are rapidly seeing the benefits of social media. In fact, social media is becoming indispensable for business, but with all the benefits come threats and risks as well for the workplace. Frost & Sullivan’s Global Workforce Study found that 64% of respondent companies limit employee access to social media through content filtering and website blocking technology, 51% restrict access by setting and enforcing policy and 25% have no restrictions on the use of social media by employees.  

Businesses should define clear social media usage policies, specifying who can access social media, what sites they can access, when they can access them, where they can access them and what devices they can use to access social media during work hours. There should be no room left for confusion. Policies should be clear, well defined and communicated to employees.  

Professionals who would benefit by attending include HR Managers, Digital Marketers, Chief Risk Officers, Social Media Strategists, Office Managers, Marketing Managers, HR Consultants, Employee Benefit Managers, Legal Advisors, Digital Projects Managers, e-Commerce Managers, Risk Managers to name a few...  

Rosalind Davey and Khomotso Makapane will facilitate the workshop, teaching all attendees how to understand and and mitigate the risks of social media in the workplace. Both of the facilitators are qualified attorneys from one of South Africa’s top law firms Bowman Gilfillan and specialise in employment law and Rosalind is one of the few attorneys specialising in social media law.  

During the half day workshop social media statistics, constitutional rights, RICA, freedom of expression and the law of defamation, liability for defamatory content on social media and vicarious liability, handling social media misconduct, loss of confidential information and contacts as well as mitigating the risks of social media will be addressed. View full agenda and download registration form at www.aoevents.co.za

Workshop registration fee: R800 pp. Groups of 3 or more receive 10% discount.

Email the completed registration form to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to secure your seat.

A range of pure linen bed-linen is now produced in South Africa by specialist bed linen producer Linen Drawer. Linen Drawer is a significant supplier of bed and bath linen to the hospitality and interior decorator industries in South Africa.  Pure linen bedding is incomparably cool, fresh and comfortable. A strong natural fibre derived from the flax plant, it is more durable than cotton which results in a lifespan that can be up to 3 times longer than cotton percale bedding. The fabric becomes softer and even more luxurious with washing.

Pure linen does crease with washing and this adds to its “charm.” This creasing does however reduce after a few washes. As the linen fibre comes from the flax plant, it is considered to have natural antiseptic properties. Being a pure, natural product, it also has hypoallergenic properties.

The longevity of pure linen products can be seen when trawling through antique shops in Italy where old antique linen bedding is a highly prized commodity. These products are manufactured in South Africa by Linen Drawer from top quality pure linen fabric. This product is a “green” product because: Flax is a pure natural product that is MUCH stronger than cotton or cotton / polyester blends. Linen bedding has been known to last up to 20 years and much older examples can still be found in antique shops in Italy. The flax plant uses far less water than cotton and its cultivation requires no toxic chemicals.   The history of linen   Linen is a fabric made from the fibres of the flax plant. While linen is laborious to manufacture, the linen fabric is highly valued for exceptional coolness and freshness in hot weather. Linen fabric may be some of the oldest fabric in the world with evidence that linen has been used for many thousands of years. Fragments of various types of fabrics, including linen, dating back to around 8 000 BC have been found in a Swiss lake dwelling …..and dyed flax fibres were found at an excavation site at Dzudzuana Cave in Georgia – Eastern Europe, where archaeologists discovered flax fibres that were preserved inside pollen chambers which date back to around 34000BC.

This is the oldest evidence of man made textiles ever discovered. In ancient Egypt, linen was sometimes used as currency and Egyptian mummies were wrapped in linen as a symbol of light and purity and also as a display of wealth. Today, linen is usually an expensive fabric produced in relatively small quantities. It has a long "staple" (individual fibre length) relative to cotton and other natural fibres.

The many benefits of pure linen are said to include: ~ Bed Sore Resistant: According to Japanese medical research studies, bed-ridden patients do NOT develop bedsores when linen bed sheets are used. ~ Compatible: The flax cell is highly compatible with the human cell.  ~ Hygroscopic, Permeable:   Linen rapidly absorbs moisture (water, sweat and other body fluids); yet, it also yields moisture rapidly making it highly hygroscopic.  ~ Hygienic: Linen is considered to be hygienic, helping to relieve allergies and is used to filter fallout, radiation and gamma rays. ~ Filters:   Homes are known to collect radioactive gas such as radon, especially after the installation of tightly sealing plastic windows.  ~ Thermogenic:  Linen is comprised of heat conductivity and high air permeability properties.  Its heat conductivity is 5 times higher than that of wool and 19 times higher than that of silk.  ~ Support Hormones: These properties help make a patient feel fresh and cool; yet, helps keep them warmer or cooler as it is an adaptogen to the present temperature needed.  ~ Anti-static:  Probably due to its 5,000 signature frequency and ability to reduce static in the body, Linen is known for helping to reduce fatigue and lift spirits.  ~ EMF Friendly:  Some studies indicate that the body may be protected from damaging electromagnetic frequencies especially when near electronic appliances, computers, Wi-Fi, cell phones, etc.  ~ Purity of White: The studies on the color white and the reflection of light in linen is known to increase the body’s frequency energy adding more life and energy to those wearing and using linen.  ~ Promotes Restful Sleep: Reported by many to promote better rest and sleep. ~ Durability: Linen is durable.  Unlike some cottons that yellow with time, linen is prone to remain white and softer with each wash. ~ Hypo-allergenic:  Helps avoid allergies causes by other fibers. ~ Burns: Burn and sunburn victims and those with problematic or hypersensitive skin or who suffer from dermatological disorders are often prescribed to sleep in or on white linen bedding to help relieve pain and discomfort. ~ Promotes Good Stewardship:  Helps us to be good stewards of YHWH’s creation and promote a balanced environment since flax is a renewable resource and the linen produced from it is fully BIOdegradable. ~ Anti-Viral:  Recent research conducted has confirmed that choosing pure linen sheets and clothing allowing for daily contact with the flax fabric may help to promote and increase the blood levels of immunoglobulin. ~ Odor Resistant:  Pure linen helps to destroy bad odors.  ~ Fertility Support: 

Recent studies have demonstrated that female fertility may be significantly increased by sleeping and procreating on pure white linen sheets.    

Woman of today have realized that getting their period every month is, well I guess, just the way life goes. In 1996, Instead, Inc. pioneered a new alternative to tampons and pads with the development and release of its innovative Softcup.

Now in 2014, Maybe MOM is proud to announce that they have made this product tagged ‘The Next Generation of Period Protection' available to the South African market. Maybe MOM Instead Softcup gives you 12-hour wear time, comfort and convenience during your period allowing ladies to live life without interruptions.

Softcup is a flexible cup that is worn internally, around your cervix. It collects, rather than absorbs menstrual flow. It's hypo-allergenic, latex-free and completely safe when used as directed. Softcup has gained popularity for its many advantages over traditional methods of feminine protection including greater safety, longer wear-time, and clean sex during “that time of the month. Softcup can be worn during any activity including sports, swimming and sleeping.  Use one reusable Softcup for up to three cycles, which makes it Easy on the Earth and Easy on the wallet retailing in stores for only R49.99.

More than 200 million Softcups have been sold since the product’s introduction in America in 1996, and there has never been a reported incidence of Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS). In extensive laboratory testing Softcup did not promote the growth of the bacteria that causes TSS. Softcup does not change the body’s natural environment nor does it alter the body’s pH levels, natural bacteria levels or absorb the body’s moisture. “It allows me to use the softcup until the last day of my period, even when my flow may be little to none, it’s comfortable and does not cause dryness or irritation” says Amanda, owner of Maybe MOM South Africa.

“Because the Softcup was uniquely designed for the modern-day woman, it has grown tremendously and developed staying power in the American market, proving an excellent alternative to tampons and pads,” said Joseph Pike, CEO of Instead. Women have embraced the concept of the Softcup because of the greater flexibility and control it gives them over their lives.  In fact, when the Softcup is not offered somewhere, women seek it out rather than buy the alternatives.

The Softcup is an FDA-approved, reusable menstrual product made from a non-absorbent, non irritating polymeric material that has been used for over 20 years in health care products such as catheters and baby bottle nipples and contains no latex. It has undergone extensive toxicology, bio-compatibility and microbiological tests as well as human clinical testing, and contains no drying chemicals or fibers. 

12-Hour Period Protection, Instead Softcup is a proven advancement in period protection. Try it and you'll see how it fits into your busy life.  

For more information and to purchase contact (Wholesale enquiries welcome)  Facebook: www.facebook/maybe mom.com / Website:  www.aeadistribution.co.za /Your nearest Checkers and Checkers Hyper stores as well as Medi Rite Pharmacy’s    For Interviews: Amanda or Elie Kouaiky /Tel:   +2783 2928292 / +2782 8881816 / This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. / This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Spur Steak Ranches has introduced a cool new range of digital innovations and applications, designed to appeal to kids, teens and adults. Having recently been awarded  the “Coolest Eat-Out Place” in the Sunday Times Generation Next 2014 Survey, Spur is innovating in order to appeal to the younger market via original digital applications.  

With 3 FREE new exciting Spur apps, a new responsive and interactive website and the Spur Secret Tribe online magazine, SA’s favourite family restaurant remains tops when it comes to fun and relevant entertainment for its younger diners. The mobile game apps are fun and safe for children of all ages and can be downloaded across all platforms (Apple and Android tablets and smartphones) or they can be  played online at www.spurtribe.co.za  

Get creative with Colour Me 3D

Augmented Reality is pushed to its limits with Spur’s Secret Tribe Characters, Buttercup, Soaring Eagle and Buffalo Brave! Colour them in, download the Colour Me 3D app and watch your very own creation come alive on your digital device.

Since 8 July this year, children can visit their local Spur from and buy a Kids’ Burger, cold drink and Spur Tribe plush toy for only R54.90 (while stocks last).  With every meal purchased, children will also receive a free colouring in sheet of either Buffalo Brave, Soaring Eagle or Buttercup. Through the magic of technology, the Colour Me 3D app makes them actually ‘come alive’. They talk, laugh, jump and duck when one interacts with them.

This app encourages creativity and has been designed to develop fine motor skills, and introduce 3D and Augmented Reality technology to children.  Visit www.Spur3D.co.za to start colouring in with 3D now!  

Spur Tribe Dash – Get your game on!

Players have to help the Secret Tribe Team, Buffalo Brave, Soaring Eagle and Buttercup save their animal friends from creepy enemies like the Flapigator, Smog and Ellybugs. The characters’ adventure progresses through various levels to collect precious eggs, honey and tasty bones, which are required to ‘save the day’.  

Spur Tribe Dash can also be played on the Spur Tribe website (www.spurtribe.co.za). Spur has designed the app to develop hand-eye coordination, creativity and problem solving, while providing hours of entertainment.

Players are rewarded by unlocking new characters, levels and totems to enhance their score.  The game consists of three levels, Lush Forest, Desert Oasis and Rocky Canyon. Players can join the scoreboard by signing in with their Family Card or Secret Tribe number and top scorers will win vouchers toward their next meal!

Visit www.Tribedash.co.za for more info  

Spur Tribe Birthday Jam

Children who fancy being a DJ can now surprise their friends on their birthday with their own cool customized birthday music mix using the app, Spur Tribe Birthday Jam. Your favourite Spur Tribe characters will jam along on their guitars and turntables and rock the house with their own mix of pop, rock 'n roll and rap, boasting the voices of top South African artists.  

This app, which encourages musical creativity, also allows kids to add a name, age and several other features to the song before sending it off. With Kids’ Birthdays being an integral part of the Spur bouquet, Spur sends a postcard to every Secret Tribe member on his or her birthday to collect their free birthday meal. All Secret Tribe members also receive a free soda on every visit to the Spur.

Visit www.SpurBirthdayJam.co.za to start mixing your own birthday song.

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