Eat Out has received an overwhelming response to its recent internet survey, with more than 750 consumers having participated in the review. Initiated by New Media Publishing, the company behind the Eat Out brand, the Eat Out team also conducted interviews with 34 of South Africa’s top chefs, restaurant owners and bloggers across South Africa. Taking into account the survey and … [Read more...] about Eat Out reveals changes for restaurant awards
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Little ladies get their own race
Future participants in the SPAR Women’s Challenge can start their training early following the introduction of the SPAR Little Ladies’ Race in Port Elizabeth on May 1. The 2km fun run, which takes place from Pollok Beach in the Summerstrand area, will be open to all girls aged eight years and younger. Participants may be accompanied by an adult woman but no boys or men will be … [Read more...] about Little ladies get their own race
Johannesburg To Play Host To Annual Telecom Conference In July
Industry leaders to address key issues affecting CRM in the African telecom industry today. With years of experience in organizing high value Telecom conferences, Fleming Gulf announced the 5th edition of its highly impactful – Win Your Customer – Telecoms in Africa: Customer Retention and Loyalty Conference, scheduled on 25 – 26 July, 2013 in Johannesburg. The conference will … [Read more...] about Johannesburg To Play Host To Annual Telecom Conference In July
Unpacking the science behind biodiversity conservation
International Biodiversity Day on 22 May 2013 is being celebrated at Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden through a showcase of the Science behind biodiversity conservation. As part of the Kirstenbosch Centenary programme, interactive displays, films and talks will illustrate 100 years of scientific work. Offering the visitor an insider view into this fascinating world and … [Read more...] about Unpacking the science behind biodiversity conservation
A Painter’s Progress and A Pilgrim’s Guide at GIPCA’s Great Texts
Esteemed artist and academic Virginia MacKenny discusses Waymarker – A Painter’s Progress with reflections on ‘A Pilgrim’s Guide to Santiago de Compostela’ (c1139) as part of GIPCA’s Great Texts series, on Tuesday 23 April. The Codex Calixtinus is a 12th-century illuminated manuscript formerly attributed to Pope Callixtus II. Written in Latin between 1135 and 1139, it is a … [Read more...] about A Painter’s Progress and A Pilgrim’s Guide at GIPCA’s Great Texts