Lori Harvey, a model and businesswoman, has become a symbol of empowerment for women worldwide. She encourages women to establish their essentials in a relationship and not compromise on them. Harvey’s dating philosophy revolves around putting personal happiness and selfworth above societal norms, inspiring women to have standards in love and life. Her journey serves as a reminder that women should not settle for anything less than they deserve, and personal happiness should always be a priority.
Rachel Kolisi, a fitness influencer from South Africa, is committed to social justice and has founded the Kolisi Foundation with her husband Siya Kolisi. The foundation aims to uplift the disadvantaged and has partnered with the Saartjie Baartman Centre to combat genderbased violence. Rachel has created Power2You bags to empower women and children with tools to resist GBV, symbolizing a transition from victimhood to survivorship and activism. Her tireless work highlights the impact of empathy and compassion in creating a more fair world and shows that joint efforts can tackle societal problems.
The portion of the earnings from its sales will be allocated to the Elana AfrikaBredenkamp & De Grendel Sommelier Bursary, covering education, training, and mentorship for a chosen aspiring sommelier. The Annabelle Shiraz is a collaboration between media tycoon Elana AfrikaBredenkamp and De Grendel Wine Estate, representing a joint effort to empower aspiring sommeliers from underprivileged backgrounds. The wine itself is a fascinating fusion of flavors, with a rich ruby shade, complex aroma of ripe blackberries, plums, smoky oak, and a hint of black pepper, and a velvety texture with a lasting finish of fruity sweetness and a trace of spice.
Magnet Theatre: Shaping South African Theatre and Communities for Over 30 Years Magnet Theatre has been a driving force in South African theatre since its establishment in 1987. The independent theatre company has become renowned for its captivating performances, fostering young talent, and pushing artistic expression to new heights.
Julie Donald’s cake decorating classes are a symbol of creativity and culinary excellence in Cape Town. Since its inception in 2007, the classes have played a significant role in nurturing aspiring bakers in the local baking community. ## Julie’s Journey
Khayelitsha Cookies is a South African company that began in 2005 with just two staff members. Today, the company has grown to employ nearly 80 women who handcraft over 82,000 baked goods daily. The company was founded by American entrepreneur Alicia Polak with a vision to teach women in the community how to bake “American style” cookies. However, Khayelitsha Cookies has evolved into much more than a cookie company; it has become a symbol of hope and strength for the women of Khayelitsha.
A Generous Gesture: Patrons Donate R10 000 Tip to Empower Deaf Youth at I Love Coffee Shop in Cape Town
Small acts of kindness can have a big impact, and the I Love Coffee shop in Cape Town recently experienced one such heartfelt gesture. This unique coffee shop not only serves delicious beverages but also empowers deaf youth by training and employing them as baristas and chefs. What happened when a group of patrons left a R10 000 tip for the staff?
South African media personality Khanyi Mbau will be hosting the second annual Basadi In Music awards on August 12 at the Joburg Theatre. The event is designed to celebrate and acknowledge the accomplishments of women in the music industry. ## Khanyi Mbau: A Dynamic Presence
On June 16th, 2023, the people of South Africa will gather in Mangaung, Bloemfontein to celebrate National Youth Day. This important event, led by Deputy President Paul Mashatile, is aimed at promoting positive youth development and providing economic opportunities for younger generations.
The Department of Employment and Labour recently held a successful Career Fair at the Thabo Moorosi Multipurpose Centre in Mothibistad. The event aimed to encourage students to break away from the cycle of poverty in their families. On the second day of the fair, Career Counselor Danny Newman inspired learners to be gamechangers in their lives and communities. His message centered on the importance of personal and professional growth and staying away from drugs and alcohol.
Deputy Ministers Conduct Comprehensive Assessment of the Freeport Saldanha Industrial Development Zone Deputy Minister in the Presidency for Planning, Monitoring, and Evaluation, Pinky Kekana, and Deputy Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, Bernice Swarts, recently conducted a comprehensive assessment of the innovative Freeport Saldanha Industrial Development Zone. The strategic initiative showcases a promising model for economic development and empowerment that aligns with the District Development Model (DDM).
Dr. Nobuhle Nkabane, the Honourable Deputy Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, recently delivered the 2023/24 Budget Vote speech, outlining the key goals and initiatives for South Africa’s mining and energy industries. ### Transformation, Empowerment, and Sustainable Growth
Supported Employment Enterprises (SEE) is committed to empowering individuals with disabilities by hosting a workshop that aims to discuss strategies for helping them transition into the labor market. The event, which is part of an ongoing series, will take place in Rustenburg, North West Province and is a collaboration with the Education for Employability (E4E) program.
According to the National Institute for Communicable Disease (NICD), South Africa is currently experiencing a mumps outbreak which has raised concerns. The infection is caused by the rubavirus and is most commonly found in children between the ages of 5 and 9; however, it can infect individuals of all ages. The symptoms of mumps include painful swelling of the salivary glands, which can occur on one or both sides of the face.
Located in the beautiful surroundings of Stellenbosch, Wonderdal Edutainment Centre provides children aged 5 to 13 with a distinctive and innovative experience. This indoor and outdoor play center combines creativity, advanced technology, and educational resources to create a stimulating environment that nurtures children’s imaginations and skill sets.
The City of Cape Town has announced its plans to construct a new overnight shelter for homeless individuals in Green Point to house 300 people by the end of this year. The “Safe Space” project received full support from the Green Point Ratepayers and Residents Association (GPRRA).