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Farm‘s garden a blooming success Ivor Markman WHEN husband and wife Andy and Lesley Stuart bought their farm, Kelvinside, a few kilometres outside Bedford 32 years ago, there was nothing to speak of in terms of garden.... Taste of France – in the Langkloof Ivor Markman Imagine finding a French hamlet among the rolling hills of the beautiful Langkloof, complete with a small shop, conference centre, restaurant and guest cottages. Yes, there really is one, surrounded by imposing stone walls. But once past the walls visitors are greeted by a lush, terraced garden with a large swimming pool, balanced on the edge of a slope.... Bay‘s first Table of Unity a feast in name of Peace Melody Brandon IT WAS more than a meal, the call for unity, and although it started small it has grown into a national institution.... Magic moments get to art of matter Arts Correspondent THE travelling exhibition of the renowned Santam Child Art project is coming to Port Elizabeth next week and promises to showcase original and spontaneous works of art.... |
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Family key to entertainer‘s success Just because one moves from Johannesburg to Nelson Mandela Bay to escape the rat race, it doesn‘t mean life won‘t be as frantic as ever, as Brian Hayward discovers after speaking to South Africa‘s “Mr Showbiz”, Ian von Memerty....
Time to shed holiday load? IT IS now clear that the South African economy is heading into its most testing period since we rejoined the global community. The current international upheavals are complicated locally by a shortage of skills and capacity constraints.... 
Knysna DJ guilty of murders Neil Oelofse GARDEN ROUTE CORRESPONDENT THE emotional mothers of two young women brutally murdered in Knysna in 2005 hugged each other and wept as their daughters‘ killer was found guilty by a judge yesterday.... 
Mpumalanga minnows out to ace an upset victory over Stars Billy Coooper in JOHANNESBURG ALL eyes will be on Mamelodi Sundowns when they clash with the unpredictable AmaZulu at Potchefstroom‘s Olen Park at 3pm tomorrow.... 
Bay firm bathed in glow of global success NELSON Mandela Bay company Mend-A-Bath, which was started with two R10 notes on the back of an old bakkie about three decades ago, is now reaping global success, with a franchise network covering more than 30 countries.... |
