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PEOPLE OF THE BAY | Adrian Wagener on high heels, big dreams and the business of believing in people
People of the Bay is proudly sponsored by Mastertons Coffee & Tea Specialists. By ELEANOR DOUGLAS-MEYERS There are some people you meet who are almost impossible to put into a box. Adrian Wagener is one of them. With his beautifully tailored suits, high heels and wonderfully flamboyant personality, you’d be forgiven for assuming he works…
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What started as a little shop has become a gathering place for creativity, connection and community. As Enchanted Alchemy celebrates its first birthday, founder Veronica Charles reflects on a year of challenges, growth and finding magic in unexpected places.
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Good hair, great music and a room full of new friendships. Serenity Hair’s Sip & Style proved that sometimes all you need is a little pampering, a good playlist and the right company to turn a room full of strangers into besties.
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By ROBIN MEYERS There’s certainly no shortage of new vehicles trying to find their way into South African driveways lately. And while some manufacturers are still determined to convince us that we all need enormous SUVs with enough screens to rival a small cinema, others are taking a slightly more practical approach.
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From football drills with local learners to a friendly match with factory employees, Banyana Banyana’s visit to East London celebrated women’s empowerment, menstrual confidence and the people behind one of South Africa’s well-known sanitary pad brands.
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From cosplay competitions and gaming tournaments to K-pop performances, live wrestling and more than 100 stalls, Gqeberha is gearing up for a weekend of geek culture, creativity and entertainment.
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She was once a little girl who loved music and dreamed of a future in the arts. Now, approaching a new chapter in her own life, Ingrid Fortuin is determined to make sure talented young South Africans don’t have to abandon their dreams simply because they cannot see a way forward.
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An unexpected travel disaster, a little encouragement from his wife and a whole lot of South African humour have turned comedian Dalin Oliver’s Stuck in Dubai into an international award-winning production. Now, he’s bringing the story to Gqeberha.
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Christmas shopping season is upon us, and if there’s one thing guaranteed to make a beauty lover’s wish list a little longer, it’s the promise of gorgeous fragrances, indulgent skincare and beautifully packaged gifts.
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By LELETHU ZONDANI As South Africa’s wine industry navigates rising costs, taxation and infrastructure challenges, questions about government’s role in supporting the sector are becoming increasingly important. In this Wine Wednesday article, Lelethu Zondani explores the pressures facing wine producers and why local government accountability matters far beyond the ballot box.
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