DC -- Introduction to Bold South African Top-Shelf Reds with Olivier Lotterie A South Africa Event on 2016-01-28 19:30:00 South Africa’s wine industry is entering into the next chapter of its success story. It is time to shake off the image of “cheap and easy” wines and show the world that South Africa is also – since quite some time – capable of top quality. For 20 years … [Read more...] about DC — Introduction to Bold South African Top-Shelf Reds with Olivier Lotterie
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Tumbuka to bloom bold at National Arts Festival
Unflinching Harare-based dance company Tumbuka to stage a production that grapples with the Zimbabwean psyche through a vigorous vocabulary of contemporary dance. Saying a resolute no to xenophobia by their very presence at this year’s National Arts Festival, Zimbabwe’s leading dance company Tumbuka will be staging a production that explores the ‘Zimbabwean self, focusing on … [Read more...] about Tumbuka to bloom bold at National Arts Festival
Gauteng’s bold new maths, English plan
Pupils in all Gauteng schools will be required to take a “new English” as a first language subject across the board, and pure mathematics from next year, if Gauteng MEC for Education Panyaza Lesufi has his way. Lesufi said he would be working with the Pan South African Languages Board to help introduce a new English language subject in schools that he hopes will … [Read more...] about Gauteng’s bold new maths, English plan
Bold changes for ACT funding strategy
The Arts and Culture Trust (ACT) heralds its 20th year with changes to the format of its funding programme, refining its practical vision towards greater sustainability for the industry. The newly structured Professional Development Programme, funded by Nedbank Arts Affinity, is designed to support the development of a reliable, sustainable and vibrant arts and culture sector … [Read more...] about Bold changes for ACT funding strategy
