We explore the psychology behind body language and how through photography and one photographer’s insight – that the body doesn’t lie. Body Language insight through photography Over the years, as a portrait photographer, Marike has taken the time to learn about body language. It has been a very interesting journey and just when she thought … Read moreThe Body Doesn’t Lie – The Psychology behind Body Language
March month saw a jam-packed room full of tech-heads and tech-savvy entrepreneurs, all eager to hear what Deloitte SA had to reveal in their 10th Annual Tech Trends Report. The morning started out with introductions from key players in Deloitte and moved quickly into the main keynote speaker, Hans van Grieken, world-renowned EMEA Technology Research … Read moreDeloitte South Africa – 10th Annual Tech Trends Report
No matter whether you are a jazz fan or not, you would have been very aware of the fact that something was going on at Cape Town’s foreshore this past weekend. If the road closures weren’t enough, the sultry and vibey tunes pulsating from the CTICC would have given you a clue. This weekend saw the … Read moreThe 20th International Jazz Festival – interview with Craig Lucas
The Cape Town Carnival takes place on Saturday 16 March 2019. Please note that traffic restrictions will be in place and public transport services operating in and along the closed or restricted roads may have some route deviations. Normal scheduled bus services will be affected by road closures in the Green Point area as well … Read moreCape Town Carnival road closures 2019
It’s not very often one can use the words RELIABLE and PROFESSIONAL in the same sentence when referring to builders or renovations. However, the team of Cape Renovations are an exception. Owned and project managed by Esrar Mongie, you can expect a high level of professionalism and quality workmanship when investing in Cape Renovations services. … Read moreRenovations – Professional and Quality is just a call away
Until you have really given of your heart, you truly have not yet lived. Not sure who said that, but there is something special about the give back. unite /juːˈnʌɪt/ verb come or bring together for a common purpose or action. “they called on the world to unite” The Giving is Living Initiative … Read moreGive a little, why don’t you? – The Giving is Living Initiative
Marlenique, a fruit farm and wedding venue just outside of Franschhoek has unveiled a state of the art, floating solar PV system. The system has been installed by New South Energy on the farm’s dam, helping to generate clean energy, while also minimising evaporation from the farm’s dam and saving valuable agricultural land. The system … Read moreWestern Cape unveils first floating solar PV installation
Police attached to the Western Cape Provincial Organized Crime Unit on Saturday arrested a 32-year-old security guard, who is an employee of G4S security. According to information, the suspect allegedly stole a bag containing undisclosed amount of money from the vehicle while he and his partners were busy with their duties. “The suspect was seen … Read moreG4S security guard busted for theft
Western Cape dam levels continue to decrease due to soaring temperatures that trigger high rates of evaporation. “The Department of Water and Sanitation is calling on all water users to apply extra caution when using water during this period, as excessive use might cause a strain to the system,” said Departmental, spokesperson, Sputnik Ratau. According to the Department … Read moreWestern Cape dam levels drop
The Hawks’ Priority Crime Specialised Investigation (PCSI) has dealt a major blow to the illicit abalone poaching syndicate that operated in various premises in the Western Cape and Gauteng province. “This is after the Cape Town High Court issued a final forfeiture order of R2 000 000 each against the Michael Norman (34) and David … Read moreAbalone poaching syndicate hit hard by Cape Town court