Johannesburg, Braamfontein – The first-ever SA Jewellery Week (SAJW) will be hosted from 31 October until 5 November 2019 in Johannesburg.
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South African contemporary jewellers from various Higher Education Institutions
and various stakeholders, will be exhibiting and showcasing some of their
talents, and creativity in contemporary jewellery design.
South
African contemporary jewellers have found it very challenging to compete
commercially with their international counterparts on an economic level. The
same can be said when it comes to showcasing their talents and creativity which
is due to a lack of contemporary jewellery education available to the South
African consumer. However, SAJW will be a vibrant and educational event that will
give (ASAP) “A South African Perspective” to the Fourth Industrial Revolution
to all individuals attending, through the display of different technology-made jewellery
sculptures with influences of culture and the decolonization of the notion of
Africanism.
“This
will be one of the most fascinating events that will explore a diverse range of
themes with the journey of true African Identity through the use of indigenous
artifact to create meaning, being the main highlight and taking us back to the
African roots,” says Khanya Mthethwa, SA Jewellery Week: Founder and organiser.
The ASAP to 4IR exhibition will be showcased at the MmArt House in Craighall, with the main aim of showcasing the amazing work that postgraduate students from different Higher Education Institutions do. The goal is that the event will translate into the upliftment of contemporary jewellery in the country and for consumers to see the value in the work that done by local contemporary jewellery designers.
For
more details regarding the SA Jewelry Week & RSVP contact: thato@sajw.co.za.
As the festive season draws closer, top of mind for South Africans is whether they have enough savings to meet the financial demands that come with this period. A way in which many South Africans prepare for the period is through the popular stokvel savings vehicle.
However, the stokvel’s have on occasion unfairly attracted negative stories of members disappearing with money when it’s time to divide savings within the group. A rules-based savings scheme, with the assistance of your bank can avoid these potential situations, Mike Ramolahlehi, Product Manager, Savings & Investments at Standard Bank offers insights on how people can make use of the stokvel savings vehicle through a bank.
Ramolahlehi says that people need to exercise discretion when making decisions about their hard-earned money, and that reputable institutions such as banks, have a variety of stokvel savings formats which offer peace of mind and security for groups who are saving towards a common goal.
South Africans are currently caught in the frenzy of the increasingly infamous WhatsApp and illegal savings scheme, where a lot of members have complained about not getting their money. Although these types of schemes are very popular, they are Ponzi schemes and therefore illegal and there is very high uncertainty when it comes to members receiving their money following initial investment.
According to Ramolahlehi, the benefits of saving as a group through a bank include:
Dual authorisation from selected signatories is required in order to realise funds
The necessary compliance checks are conducted on authorised signatories before account can be opened.
Saving more money faster when you pool your savings from as little as R100 a month into one account.
Most stokvel-styled savings products allow funds to be deposited or withdrawn at any time with increasing benefits for you and your scheme.
Once a desired amount has been reached, the money can be moved into longer term investments, growing the initial investment even faster.
Higher interest for individuals because the group is saving together.
“It can be very tempting to resort to popular but risky schemes in order to quickly bolster your savings. It is far more advisable rather, that people contact registered financial institutions for any credible information pertaining to savings”, concludes Ramolahlehi.
Stokvels harness the miracle that is compound interest, where investors earn a return on their savings as well as their accumulated interest.
South Africa’s first online property market place, Private Property, is hosting South Africa’s premier property expo, The Property Show for its third year in Johannesburg. Private Property acquired the show earlier this year as part of its strategy to improve its range of services by creating a rounded offering that covers the whole property life cycle.
The event takes place on 19 -20 October at the Sandton Convention Centre and features Euphonik, Nicolette Mashile and Robert Bentele as special guest speakers. The Johannesburg leg of the show coincides with twenty-one years since the establishment of Private Property.
Chief Marketing Officer, Tracey-Lee Miller says the show is the ideal platform for those wanting to enter the property market or move up the property ladder.
“The Property Show is the ideal platform for anyone looking to further their property journey whether it’s buying, selling, renting or investing,” says Miller. “The show brings together the biggest real estate brands under one roof including financial service providers, estate agents, developers, conveyancers, and additional services.”
Investors can compare asset classes and expected yields with various property experts and agents. Buyers will be able to discuss affordability and financial advice with various banks and bond originators, as well as access free legal consultations, credit checks, financial consultations, and general property advice.
The two-day event is sponsored by Absa Bank, Standard Bank, Nedbank and High Street Auctions. It will cater to over 6000 visitors and host more than 50 exhibitors in a world-class exhibition space, offering holistic property solutions for both consumers and partners so they can connect and engage in a meaningful way.
Four theatres will be packed with practical property advice and knowledge to help educate thousands of first-time buyers, sellers, investors and future tenants. These theatres are the Absa Property Investor Theatre, the Rental Theatre, the Standard Bank Property Theatre, and the High Street Auction Theatre.
There are also over 40 educational seminars which will be presented by top industry leaders and celebrities sharing insights on topics such as:
How to structure your property investment portfolio for maximum gains?
How to avoid evictions and what are your rights?
An update on Gauteng’s best investment hotspots
The 7 principles to reach financial freedom at any age
BREXIT – investing in UK property during economic uncertainty.
DJ Euphonik’s property journey
Forced auctions: sheriff sales, liquidations and deceased estate sales
Educating the buying and selling markets on the process of auctioning; and
A LIVE AUCTION
In addition to these valuable property-focused talks, visitors will get the chance to meet industry professionals, receive exclusive discounts and win various prizes.
For more information on the event and to purchase tickets, please visit the website.
After a 3 year break, Citroën is back in the South African marketing like they never left. Citroen did a brand relaunch this week and this time around they are here for the long haul. Coincidental to the return to South Africa, Citroen is also celebrating 100 years this year. More milage to them!
A Brief History on Citroen
Before we get to what Citroën has in store for the South African market. I think it is opportune to look at the history of the brand.
Citroen was founded in 1919 by André Citroën in Paris, France. Within 10 years after the first Citroen automobile was produced, Citroën had become the largest vehicle manufacturer in Europe. In 1976 Citroën merged with Peugeot to form PSA Peugeot Citroën.
Andre was a marketing genius, at the 1922 Paris Motor Show he arranged an aeroplane to write the name Citroën in the sky. This marketing was well ahead of its time. He also sold toy cars; each miniature of the original was released at the same time as the real vehicle. The idea was the child’s first words would be Mama, Papa and Citroën.
What’s new?
Citroën has an exciting product line up as part of of their comeback. Before I get into their product line up. I want to take you through their brand promise. According to the Citroën South Africa Managing Director, Xavier Gobille Citroën’s promise is Be Different, Feel Good. For Citroën being at the heart of the market does not mean doing things like others do.
The Product Line Up
The brand promise is illustrated their funky, unique and boldly designed C3, C3 AirCross and C5 AirCross.
Citroën C3
If there is one word to describe the Citroën C3, that word is FUNKY. It boasts adistinctive design and colourful personality. The two-tone exterior, the red roof, red foglamp surround, red wing mirrors, rear C pillar graphic and Airbumps® are appeased with the red and grey ambience along the dashboard and seat stitching. As soon as you step in, the interior feels remarkably spacious, a sensation enhanced by the upholstery and uncluttered horizontal dashboard.
New C3 brings up-to-the-minutes technologies
Advanced driver assistance systems include lane departure alert and Driver Attention Alert as well as a Coffee Break Alert. The efficiency of New C3 also extends to a full range of high-efficiency PureTech petrol engines available in the option of a 1.2 PureTech 60kW naturally aspirated engine fitted with a 5-speed MT, and 1.2 PureTech 61kW Turbo engine charged and fitted with the latest generation 6 speed EAT gearbox.
Pricing
C3 Feel: R239 900
C3 Shine: R289 000
Citroën C3 AirCross
The best way to describe the Citroën C3 AirCross is that it is ASSERTIVE. The New Citroën C3 Aircross is a compact 4.15-m long SUV distinguished by its powerful, original and fresh attitude. It boasts unique body styling fully representative of new Citroën models and all the attributes of a robust and protective SUV, including raised ground clearance, a high-set driving position, front and rear skid plates, large wheels and wing extenders.
The C3 Aircross is available in a 1.2 PureTech 81kW engine.
Pricing
C3 Aircross Feel: R339 900
C3 Aircross Shine: R359 900
Citroën C5 AirCross
The C5 AirCross is Citroën’s flagship model. It is the most comfortable and modular SUV in its segment thanks to the Citroën Advanced Comfort® programme. The C5 AirCross features two major innovations: Citroën’s new suspension with Progressive Hydraulic Cushions® and Advanced Comfort seats with their unrivalled ability to offer peerless ride comfort, the result being an outstanding experience for all passengers.
New C5 Aircross SUV features a 12.3-inch Thin Film Transistor (TFT) digital instrument cluster and an 8-inch touchscreen, plus latest-generation driver assistance technologies.
The new, ultra-connected model can be equipped with Wireless Smartphone Charging and ConnectedCAM Citroën™ on the Shine models.
The new C5 Aircross is powered by an efficient and high-performance 1.6 THP 121kW petrol engine coupled to Citroën’s EAT6 automatic gearbox.
Pricing
C5 Aircross Feel: R469 900
C5 Aircross Shine: R509 900
All the new Citroëns come with Citroën Serenity:
1. 5 – Year / 100 000 km:
Warranty & Service plan across the range
2. Peace of Mind:
Courtesy Car, Citroën Parts Basket, Complimentary Vehicle health check. Microdot – Quick and easy Identification in the event of theft
3. Safety:
Microdot, dedicated Apps connected to the car and Safety Film and Tracking solutions (optional)
4. 360º Service
A Customer experience with a 24-Hour Customer CareCentre, Licence Renewal reminder; Roadside Assistance, Service plan and warranty expiry notification
Citroen vehicles can be serviced at any Peugeot Accredited Dealership nationwide.
Joburg is up next on the 2019 Corona SunSets calendar, after the Durban festival in September, and the lineup is the most exciting that this Mandala-decorated stage has seen yet!
The Corona SunSets Festivals no longer need hype to excite people in South Africa. They’ve become known and are loved for magical and melodic lineups that seductively take people on a musical journey that follows the sun from midday and uphigh, to sunset when it dips below the skyline.
The Line UP
International headliners are Grammy Award nominated FISHER; the biggest dance music act of the last year with his huge hits ‘Losing It’ and ‘You Little Beauty’, who will be there with his relentless energy and infectious music selection.
Another massive name is the iconic NORA EN PURE who is returning with her deep house magic to woo and wow audiences all day and into the sunset moment and beyond…
Supported by local legends that includes a mix of all music genres to suit the diverse South African palette including:
Prince Kaybee: this popular South African DJ is well-known for songs like ‘Better Days’ , Wajelwa, “Club Controller”, “Banomoya and ‘Charlotte’ which features female vocalist Lady Zamar, and will bring the heat when he takes on that Corona stage.
Kyle Watson is one of South Africa’s biggest dance music exports. Whether you’re in a small, sweaty club in the heart of the USA or a 15,000-strong open air festival in Brazil, you’re likely to hear a Watson record.
Shimza: one of Africa’s shining lights, Shimza is an incredible young DJ and producer who is proving that 2019 is his year with soldout shows around the world. Joburg, get ready to welcome our favourite export home…
DJ Maphorisa x Kabza De Small: South African producer DJ Maphorisa’s presence is known and felt across the music industry, whether or not you’re aware of his involvement. Some of the more high-flying accolades to his name include international collaborations with artists including Drake, Wizkid, and Major Lazer, among others. But if for nothing else, Lawd Porry is the name we will remember for his efforts in pushing the Gqom & Amapiano wave. Kabza de small is a renowned DJ who has entertained many fans on the dance floor. He started his journey in the entertainment industry as a DJ in 2009 & didn’t have resources by then. But he knew what he wanted with his career. He kept on pushing, after many years of polishing his skills he is now a known brand to many people as the king of Amapiano.
Goodluck needs no intro. The award-winning live electronic band started in Cape Town but has become a truly international brand since they launched officially in 2011.
Additional local support artists are:
Euphonik
Bantwanas
Lemon & Herb
Kususa
Jazzi Disciples
Ryan Murgatroyd & Kostakis
Themba
Kidfonque
The World of Birds
Abby Nurock
Strange Loving
FKA Mash
Pierre Johnson
Jackie Queens
Jay Me
The Milk Bar Kid
Date: Saturday 7th December
Time: 12:00pm – midnight. Be sure to come early and avoid the queues.
Location: The Ground, Muldersdrift
Ticket prices
R250: Early Bird – SOLD OUT
R350: Tier 1 – SOLD OUT
R450: Tier 2 – SOLD OUT
R550: Tier 3 – Now Available
R650: Tier 4 – Coming soon
R850 Limited VIP tickets that include private bars, private access toilets and a viewing area with comfortable seating.
STRICTLY NO UNDER 18’s ALLOWED, AND ALL ATTENDEES WILL REQUIRE IDENTIFICATION TO ENTER THE EVENT – ONLY ORIGINAL ID BOOK/CARD, DRIVERS LICENCE CARD OR PASSPORTS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
As the world celebrates world champagne day, premium cocktail bar, News Cafe have launched a week long bubbly campaign with well-known champagne brand Moët & Chandon in a celebration starting on the 17th to the 27th of October.
Aptly dubbed, Pop ‘n Champagne, the partnership with the luxurious Moët & Chandon champagne has been perfectly paired with gourmet popcorn and follows the global trend of pairing flavoured popcorn with your favorite bubbly.
The unique serve aims to create a taste experience for champagne lovers and the following flavours are available:
HELLO BUBBLY
Glass of Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial paired perfectly with gourmet vanilla honey popcorn.
SIP SIP HOORAY
Your favourite bottle of Moët & Chandon served with a trio of gourmet popcorn flavours – vanilla honey; salted caramel; and lemon white chocolate.
You will have an opportunity to choose your favourite bottle of Moët & Chandon, namely:
Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial
Moët & Chandon Nectar Imperial Rose
Moët & Chandon Nectar Imperial
“We wanted to celebrate world champagne day with a brand that resonates with our market and with a serve that’s on trend. Not only is Moët & Chandon the perfect fit, but their brand embodies celebration, said Varina Singh, News Cafe Brand Manager. “During this week, consumers are invited to celebrate with us, while sipping on their favorite bottle of bubbly, enjoying the vibe and great company with some of SA’s best influencers,” she concluded.
Consumers can also look forward to attending five glam-filled events at the following venues;
News Cafe Woodmead, Sandton, Rosebank, Emperors Palace and Mall@55.
Mzansi’s iconic bubble gum, Chappies, has been bringing consumers together with its fun flavours and quirky ‘Did You Know?’ facts for over 70 years.
Chappies was created in the late 1940’s by Arthur Ginsburg at the Chapelat factory in the small Johannesburg suburb of Troyeville. His idea of including lists of ‘Did You Know?’ facts on the inside of each gum’s waxed paper wrapper turned the great-tasting, two-for-a-penny gum into a cultural phenomenon. The questions were sourced from popular Springbok Radio quiz show ‘The Three Wise Men’, starring Eric Rosenthal, Arthur Blexley and Dennis Glauber. The company later approached academics from WITS University for more lists of questions, with between 5 000 and 6 000 ‘Did You Know?’ facts generated in those early years – a significant pool of knowledge in the pre-Internet era!
Such was the popularity of the brand, that Chappies quickly became the country’s unofficial currency – few South Africans won’t have had the experience of being told to ‘take Chappies’ in lieu of a penny or half-penny’s change on making a purchase at a corner café or spaza, at some point in their childhood.
Chappies initially came in five flavours: lemon, orange, strawberry, cherry and pineapple, with the introduction of spearmint, peppermint, herbal, silver fruit (a mix of the five flavours) coming later. Seventy years on, there are five flavours to choose from: spearmint, assorted fruit, watermelon grape and cool cherry.
“Celebrating 7 decades is an amazing milestone to reach and we couldn’t have done it without the generations of consumers who still feel an incredibly strong connection to the brand,” says Mondelēz South AfricaCategory Brand Manager for Gum, Trushann Thomas. “The Chappies legacy continues to grow as those generations pass on their love for the bubble gum and the iconic ‘Did You Know?’ facts to the next – meaning that the brand remains as relevant as ever. We want to celebrate this significant milestone with everyone who’s been part of our journey for the past 70 years – and those who will pass on their love for Chappies to future generations”.
The 70th birthday celebration is not just about honouring one of the country’s longest-standing brands, but also sharing the party with loyal consumers in a #ChappiesBday competition. One lucky entrant stands the chance to win their very own Chappies-sponsored birthday celebration, worth R40 000! Fans also stand a chance to win 1 of 4 cool Chappies hampers which they can show off to their friends and family.
To stand a chance to win this epic prize, all you have to do is like the Chappies SA Facebook page and post your very own ‘Happy Birthday, Chappies!’ video in the comment section with the #ChappiesBDay hashtag. Competition ends 1 November 2019 and T’s& C’s apply.
Saturday, 12 October 2019, was a day of pride and joy as parents/guardians and teachers gathered at Montecasino’s Ballroom to celebrate the exceptional brain power of their bundles of joy at the NESTLÉ NESPRAY South African Mathematics Challenge Awards. The Ballroom was a buzz with activity as 22 top young mathematicians were awarded the highest honours. The event was the culmination of a robust mathematics season which saw almost 83 000 students participating from over 1000 schools that entered the Challenge this year. Top students from both junior and senior divisions got to walk away with the coveted award and title of the NESTLÉ NESPRAY South African Mathematics Challenge winners and runners-up which included a prestigious certificate, a medal and a cash prize.
“Over the last few months the NESTLÉ NESPRAY South African Mathematics Challenge has given learners the opportunity to sharpen their problem-solving skills through a series of tests designed for both junior and senior levels. Through our partnership with SAMF we designed a program that allowed students to participate at a national level in a fun and interactive mathematics program which was designed to make mathematics more attractive to learners. We really are excited to crown these champions who came out of a pool of over 82 000 students, showcasing that there definitely is great appetite for mathematics amongst our learners” said Business Executive Officer for Dairy Nestlé South Africa, Adedoja Ekeruche.
The awards celebrated the best of South Africa’s young mathematicians in Grades 4 – 7, from schools across the country. The top medallists were flown to Johannesburg with their parent/guardian to participate in a Smart Camp and attend the award ceremony.
Principals who represented schools in Quintile 1 to 5 were also present at the ceremony to accept the Best Performing Schools per Quintile achievement. Sweet Valley Primary School walked away with Best Performing Overall School title.
“We have witnessed first-hand what it means to groom young minds into loving working with numbers and formulas, and experiencing it as a fun subject rather than something negative and burdensome. It has been an honour working with the South African Mathematics Foundation (SAMF) and the Association for Mathematics Education of South Africa (AMESA) to help bring this vision to life” concluded Adedoja.
NESTLÉ NESPRAY partnered with SAMF, who coordinated the project with AMESA. A series of mathematical problems were devised to narrow down participants from the 82 731 to about 400 who participated in the Final Round. The learners were chosen from both junior and senior divisions of primary schools nationwide, and based on the results of the Final Round, first runners-up from both junior and senior divisions were awarded silver medals, and the winners received gold medals among other prizes.
Professor Kerstin Jordaan, Executive Director at SAMF congratulates the winners. “The South African Mathematics Foundation is proud of these young talented learners who have distinguished themselves. They have stood out from the rest and thus made it this far in the competition. We wish them nothing but the best for their academic future”.
Distinguished guests from the education sector and members of the media were present to witness this special occasion.
List of winners in each category are as follows:
Junior Division (1st Position)
Jan Karsten from Laerskool Jan van Riebeeck and
Erik Senekal from Laerskool Lynnwood
Senior Division (1st Position)
Youkyum Kim from Kenridge Primary School
Marieke Louw from Laerskool Lynnwood
Simon Oostuizen from Sweet Valley Primary School
List of best performing schools per quintile are as follows:
1) School with best participation –Mathsumu Primary School in Polokwane.
2) Best performing new school –Astra Primary School in Port Elizabeth.
3) Best performing school per quintile:
a) Quintile 1: Lerato Primary School in Phuthaditshaba.
b) Quintile 2: Dindi Primary School in Pietermaritzburg.
c) Quintile 3: Imbaliyethu Primary School in Chatsworth.
d) Quintile 4: Laerskool Parow Vallei in Cape Town.
4) And the best performing quintile 5 is Sweet Valley Primary School in Cape Town.
5) Best performing overall school is Sweet Valley Primary School.
The SA Gin Festival kicked off its third annual event on Saturday 05 October, attracting just over 2000 people at the beautiful garden-style venue The GROUND in Muldersdrift.
The partnership between the SA Gin Society and Schweppes, a Coca-Cola Brand, included 25 different local gin distillers, food trucks, live bands and DJ’s, ensuring there was something to do for everybody.
“Our aim was to showcase a collection of some of the best gins South Africa has to offer, including a wide variety of locally distilled, award-winning gins,” says Kwanda Dlamini, Channel Development Manager at Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa. “The rolling lawns and the mountains in the background at GROUND provided the perfect setting for sipping gin and making new friends.”
Apart from the large variety of gin products on offer, the event boasted cocktail-making classes, with Schweppes as the sponsor. These classes were free of charge for visitors attending the festival – festivalgoers participated on a first-come-first-served basis. Others tackled the “make your own gin” class while enjoying a special performance by the African Skye pipe band. This unique experience allowed eager learners to create a gin, based on their own unique recipes and bottled with their names on it.
For motor enthusiasts, the Mercedes Benz Zone displayed the latest models from the luxury carmaker and an amazing variety of food trucks offered bespoke snacks ranging from smoked meat dishes to wood-fired pizza, and even Mexican cuisine.
Rock musician Justin Serrao got the party started in the early afternoon, warming the crowd up nicely for the headline act, the SAMA award-winning artist Holly Rey. She was followed by local DJ’s TK Tequila and DJ Neps who turned the dance floor on fire! Face painters added vibrant colour to the festivities with beautiful designs, and guest brought out blankets, camping chairs for the various picnic areas.
“As the biggest and best gin festival in the country, we expected a big turnout. But we were pleasantly surprised to see so many people who are genuinely passionate about the art, craft and skill that goes into making a quality gin,” concludes Dlamini.
September saw the opening of the fourth store of home of delicious Portuguese chicken and prawns, Senhor Peri Peri. The store opened in the bustling precinct of Melrose Arch and it is their first Halaal store.
Senhor Peri Peri offers Joburgers a modern twist on Portuguese cuisine. Their unique take on well-loved favourites is sure to have diners coming back for more. From the sought-after Peri Peri Chicken to succulent Mozambican-style prawns and hearty burgers there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
It all started with the sauce
Founder and inspiration Jorge Calisto was born in a small northern town in Portugal but spent most of his life in the South of Joburg. His love for experimentation led him to create a table Peri Peri sauce made with the famous Bird’s Eye Chilli. Next, came a full range of traditional sugar-free sauces made in a variety of flavours: Lemon & Herb, Medium, Mild, Hot and for the very brave, X-Hot.
Jorge’s love for food and travel led to his exploration of the colourful and vibrant country of Mozambique, where he fell in love with the culture, fresh cuisine and striking colours. The new Senhor Peri Peri eatery pays tribute to Mozambique, with pops of colour throughout the eatery. Neutral features such as the cork and circular wooden, light-fittings complement the brightly detailed wall mural, which encapsulates the authenticity, warmth and personality of the eatery.
Family Orientated
The Senhor Peri Peri eatery, which always stays true to its roots and welcomes all diners as a part of its family, is the brainchild of Jorge Calisto and the Fournews Group, industry leaders with over 24 years’ experience. “We are extremely excited about the launch of our first Halaal Senhor Peri Peri,” says brand manager, Varina Singh. “We think our concept of the modern Portuguese eatery will bring a unique and flavoursome experience to Melrose Arch- it’s the perfect place of high spirits and love for all things Peri Peri,” Singh adds.
The store can be found at: Shop 010bl3, Crescent Drive, Melrose Arch
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