12 Fab Pics from South Africa’s V&A Waterfront

By SAPeople 11-07-16 20:47

Here are just 12 of our favourite pics from the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town, Western Cape… home to some of South Africa’s finest shopping, dining, entertainment and leisure facilities… The first four photographs were taken this morning by MANIE VAN DER HOVEN from JustASurferDude.co.za… And the other gorgeous photos capturing the location at different times of the day […]

SuzelleDIY – What to Do on Safari (Dress Like the Predator, Not the Prey!)

By SAPeople 11-07-16 16:37

South African DIY guru Suzelle takes her best friend Marianne on safari in her new YouTube episode… and introduces fans to someone new – ‘Ryno in the Bush’, who happens to be Marianne’s boyfriend! Ryno, who has launched his own YouTube channel, describes himself as “a freelance game ranger specialising in tracking, wild flowers and bush […]

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WATCH Preview of First Matisse Show in Africa, Opening in Joburg

By SAPeople Staff Writer 25-11-19 23:16

The first major showcase of Henri Matisse’s work in Africa opens this week in Johannesburg. The show, “Henri Matisse: Rhythm and Meaning”, will be at the Standard Bank Gallery until September. In a statement announcing the show, which opens on Wednesday, the gallery said, “At the end of the nineteenth century, Matisse was a young […]

Two Steve Jobs Schools Opened in South Africa

By SAPeople Contributor 10-07-16 23:38

The founder of Steve Jobs Schools (SJS) – Dutch market researcher and entrepreneur Maurice de Hond – wants to use the creative philosophies that have made Apple one of the most innovative and successful companies in the world, to revolutionise the traditional method of classroom teaching… through embracing technology to give students the freedom to […]

Desmond Tutu Honoured for FOUR Decades of Episcopal Ministry

By SAPeople 10-07-16 19:59

Congratulations to Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu whose four decades of episcopal ministry were celebrated at a special thanksgiving service in Johannesburg today. The service was held at St Mary’s Cathedral where Archbishop Tutu served as Dean prior to being appointed Bishop of Lesotho 40 years ago. The sermon was presented by the Archbishop’s friend and colleague, The […]

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SA Post Office, With R3.7 Bln Loan to Rebuild, Will Start Own Bank

By SAPeople Staff Writer 08-07-16 18:41

The SA Post Office, which has been attempting a massive turnaround after being crippled by debt and poor service, has raised a loan of R3.7 billion locally and has got the greenlight from the Reserve Bank to start a bank, according to a media conference on Friday, Minister of Telecommunications and Post Services Siyabonga CweleHe said the briefing was […]

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Blind Date at O.R. Tambo International

By SAPeople Contributor 07-07-16 14:09

A chance late night call from a blind Vosloorus woman to Talk Radio 702 resonated with a man in Wales, who decided to make her life a little better. With the connivance of a 702-call screener, contact was made. Emails went back and forth for the next six months until he and she met at […]

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No Shovels as Cape Town Celebrates All-Women Road Teams

By SAPeople Staff Writer 07-07-16 09:01

They normally wear overalls and are wielding shovels, but on Wednesday 24 women who repair Cape Town’s roads as part of a new programme put on civvies to be honored by the mayor. The women are part of a growing programme to, as Mayor Patricia de Lille put it, “empower women, achieve gender transformation, and show […]

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US Oscar-Voting Panel Chooses its First South African

By SAPeople Staff Writer 06-07-16 10:07

Well-known South African casting director Moonyeenn Lee is the first South African to be included on the panel of movie people around the world who will chose the next Oscar winners. The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, which presides over the annual Oscars, named its 683 new panel members last week. It has been a […]

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South African Wins Africa’s Coveted Caine Literary Prize

By SAPeople Staff Writer 05-07-16 16:58

South African Lidudumalingani from Cape Town has won the coveted Caine Prize for African Writing for his story set in the Eastern Cape, “Memories We Lost”, it was announced in England on Monday night. Described as Africa’s leading literary award, the story published by Burnet Media in its 2015 collection “An Incredible Journey: Stories that Move You”, was announced […]

WATCH New Johnny Clegg Dance Remix of Classic Song

By SAPeople Staff Writer 04-07-16 09:11

For his latest album, “Johnny Clegg 2016”, the South African singer of “Scatterlings of Africa” remixes some of his most-loved songs and gives them a fresh dance beat. Watch the latest rendition of “Take My Heart Away (High Society Remix)”, shot by Jaron Clegg in Diepsloot: The 17 tracks, including “Great Heart” and “Scatterlings of Africa”, offer new remixes that […]

40 South Africans Under 40 – Part 4

By SAPeople Contributor 03-07-16 17:23

Forty years ago South African youth influenced the way today’s young South Africans wield their own historical impact on the country. Continued… In this series of profiles, we highlight 40 South Africans born since 1976 who have changed South Africa, or even the world in their own unique way through politics, culture, business, sport and […]

40 South Africans Under 40 – Part 3

By SAPeople Contributor 03-07-16 17:20

Forty years ago South African youth influenced the way today’s young South Africans wield their own historical impact on the country. Continued… In this series of profiles, we highlight 40 South Africans born since 1976 who have changed South Africa, or even the world in their own unique way through politics, culture, business, sport and […]

40 South Africans Under 40 – Part 2

By SAPeople Contributor 03-07-16 17:20

Forty years ago South African youth influenced the way today’s young South Africans wield their own historical impact on the country. In this series of profiles, we highlight 40 South Africans born since 1976 who have changed South Africa, or even the world, in their own way through politics, culture, business, sport and public service. […]

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40 South Africans Under 40 – Part 1

By SAPeople Contributor 03-07-16 17:36

Forty years ago South African youth influenced the way today’s young South Africans wield their own historical impact on the country. In this series of profiles, we highlight 40 South Africans born since 1976 who have changed South Africa, or even the world in their own unique way through politics, culture, business, sport and public […]

Video of Baby Rhinos Crying for More Milk Goes Viral

By SAPeople 02-07-16 09:19

The video of three baby rhinos crying for more milk has now reached over 5 million views! If you haven’t seen it yet, watch below… The video was first uploaded to YouTube in mid-May by Working with Rhinos, along with this message: “These orphaned baby rhinos watched as their moms were killed by poachers in […]

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Tshwane Wins Global Award for its Awesome Free Wi-Fi Programme

By SAPeople Contributor 01-07-16 12:02

The City of Tshwane has received international recognition this week in Liverpool, England, winning the World Wi-Fi Day Award for Most Innovative City or Government Program to bridge the Digital Divide. An award in this category recognizes cities, governments and organizations that develop local and national plans to bridge the digital divide. The Tshwane Free […]

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Sole South African Expat Takes on World’s Longest Canoe Race in Canada

By SAPeople 03-07-18 12:26

South African expat Jan Malan has taken on the world’s longest annual canoe and kayak race, held in Canada. He’s currently sitting in 9th position in a class of 21 solo racers! The Yukon River Quest began yesterday and ends on 3 July. Entrants from 94 teams will paddle 715km in what’s called the “race to the midnight […]

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Feeling Despondent? Here’s Some Fab News from South Africans…

By SAPeople 30-06-16 15:28

After recently returning to South Africa from the UK, former radio and television personality Jeremy Mansfield left a message on Facebook yesterday lamenting the fact that everything seemed hopeless, and asking his local followers for some good news… His message read: “Back in SA and after seeing the photos from the protests in Pretoria (not via the […]

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Nando’s Fires it Up in “Censored” Ad Mocking SABC

By SAPeople 30-06-16 11:52

In classic Nando’s style, the fast food restaurant chain has made fun of the South African Broadcasting Corporation’s latest policy to promote their own meals. Blocking out words like “hot” and “flame”, Nando’s latest advertisement promotes the five flavours of their chicken. The ad is in reference to Hlaudi Motsoeneng’s policy to no longer air footage on […]

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