Helen van Stolk – Bursting Into LifeCape Town Artist, Helen van Stolk will present a solo exhibition at the AITY Gallery, 36 Hugenot Road, Franschoek from 23 November 2019. Titled, Bursting Into Life, Helen says: To suggest and express the energy, mood and feeling an object, space or person gifts me… that is the dream. It is not the external, the case it comes in, not the … [Read more...] about Helen van Stolk – Bursting Into Life
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Maintenance needed to boost life of Eskom power plants
Maintenance needed to boost life of Eskom power plants: Deputy President David Mabuza says work is underway to ensure that Eskom complies with its responsibility of maintaining power plants. : SAnews – South African News Matona Local government leadership to define global agenda of cities: Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (CoGTA) Deputy Minister Parks … [Read more...] about Maintenance needed to boost life of Eskom power plants
Lood De Jager: South Africa lock’s Sale debut delayed by shoulder surgery
Cape Town in the news: Lood De Jager: South Africa lock’s Sale debut delayed by shoulder surgery: Rugby World Cup-winning lock Lood de Jager may not make his Sale debut for up to six months after requiring surgery on a dislocated shoulder. The 26-year-old agreed a three-year deal with Sharks in …: “Cape Town” – BingNews Mother recalls last moments with her little Jeremiah … [Read more...] about Lood De Jager: South Africa lock’s Sale debut delayed by shoulder surgery
Cape Town Lens: Nose art on WB-50D Superfortress “Flight of the Phoenix” [49-0351]
A Cape Town Castle Military Museum tagged image from photographer – Hawkeye UK as published on Flickr. Nose art on WB-50D Superfortress “Flight of the Phoenix” [49-0351]Image by Hawkeye UK c/n 16127. Full US military serial 49-0351. One of only six remaining B-50s, she last served as a WB-50D weather reconnaissance aircraft. Between 1953 and 1955 some WB-50 flights were highly … [Read more...] about Cape Town Lens: Nose art on WB-50D Superfortress “Flight of the Phoenix” [49-0351]
Xenophobia explained: ‘A failure of SA government and leaders’
Cape Town in the news: Xenophobia explained: ‘A failure of SA government and leaders’: The Cape Town refugee reception office has been closed since 2012, and despite the Supreme Court of Appeals ordering the Department of Home Affairs to reopen the centre by March 2018, it remains …: “Cape Town” – BingNews Leatt Announces Date of Third Quarter 2019 Results Conference Call and … [Read more...] about Xenophobia explained: ‘A failure of SA government and leaders’
