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Africa Fashion Week
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The second annual instalment of Africa Fashion Week has returned to Johannesburg to showcase South Africa’s top fashion design talent.
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World Sport
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Sport is a rapidly growing industry, worth approximately $600 billion a year, a steady figure considering the fluctuating worth of global tourism.
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Boost for UCT Graduate School
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The Postgraduate Diploma in Management focusing on Event Management (PGDip) has received a major boost with four new clients signing up for 2010.
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New SETA landscape
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Higher Education and Training minister Dr Blade Nzimande recently spoke on the new SETA landscape, after his department assumed responsibility for skills development from The Department of Labour.
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Vineyard Conference Centre goes green
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The Vineyard Hotel & Spa’s Conference Centre will be the first conference centre in South Africa to run on green power.
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Cape Town Book Fair
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The Cape Town Book fair returns with lots of changes. Fair director Vanessa Badroodien resigned last year and has been replaced.
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Africa's Big Seven
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The only food and beverage event of its kind on the continent, Africa’s Big Seven Expo presents a composite of seven separate events.
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Wayne Brady
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Improv artist Wayne Brady returned to South Africa for the second run of his Making it up tour, like many of the performers who grace our shores.
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New management for Leopard Lodge
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Leopard Lodge has recently changed ownership and appointed Dylan Brandt and Lisa Thomas as managers.
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The Baby Expo
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The popular parenting exhibition, The Baby Expo, broke all previous attendance figures by receiving a 16% increase in visitors.
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Indaba
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South African Tourism (SAT) and exhibition organisers Kagiso hoped for last years attendance numbers.
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Henry Rollins
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Sid Vicious may not agree, but in my mind, Henry Rollins is the god of punk.
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Global Green Alliance kicks off
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The hard work of three international convention centres to establish the Global Green Alliance came to fruition at this year’s IMEX Trade Show, which was held in Frankfurt.
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SA opens at 2010 Expo Shanghai
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Relations between China and South Africa are said to be at their strongest since the countries established formal diplomatic relations in 1998.
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Indaba's Global Media Faceoff focuses on 2010
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At the Tourism Indaba, BBC World News Africa Business Report presenter Komla Dumor and Kaya FM current affairs presenter John Perlman moderated a Global Media Face Off.
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Maropeng appoints general manager
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Erica Saunders, who has served as Maropeng’s marketing manager for the past four years, has been promoted to general manager with effect from 12 May 2010.
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World Cup Trophy welcomed by Mandela
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On 15 May 2004 the long walk to the 2010 FIFA World Cup started with Nelson Mandela lifting the FIFA World Cup in Zurich, Switzerland.
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Cape Town: The World Cup party capital?
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Cape Town is set to come alive during the World Cup, with parties and public viewing areas (PVAs) spread across the city.
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Letter from the editor
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So the FIFA World Cup is finally upon us. After so much hype, I feel like I’m suffering from 2010 burnout before it’s even begun.
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World-class security for World Cup
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It was estimated that during the 2010 World Cup there will be 3.5 million participants, a third of which will be foreign arrivals and alarmist expected the crime rate to rise.
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