Thursday 30 January 2020

Fun facts about Boity ahead of her reality show premiere

South Africans are waiting with bated breath for Boity's reality show to kick off. While you wait here are some fun facts.

FUN FACTS ABOUT BOITY

■ She spoiled herself with a mansion worth R4 million and a Mercedes-Benz at only 27 years old.

■ She has nicknamed her new Lumma Range Rover Sports V8 'Esther'.

■ She has collaborated with Sissy Boy for a fashion line.

■ She owns a pharmaceutical company.

■ If not an entertainer, she would have been an interior decorator.

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Nambitha Ben-Mazwi to empower artists with business skills #SheSpeaks

Port Elizabeth actress Nambitha Ben-Mazwi, whose talent has been seen on stages in New York and in many SA productions, is returning to her hometown to give a workshop on the business of the arts on February 22.

With Port Elizabeth a breeding ground for artistic talent, it is important to nurture and open doors for Bay artists, Ben-Mazwi said.

She said that knowledge of the business aspect of the entertainment industry was equally important, hence the workshop.

The workshop is the year's first instalment of Ben-Mazwi's #SheSpeaks series of talks, a women empowerment initiative she started in August.

However, the workshop is open to all genders.

"Yes, most of my followers are women and that's why I developed the #SheSpeaks concept but I have found that there are also a lot of men who are interested in this [topic] so I'm going to be speaking to men too because I don't want to marginalise anyone," BenMazwi said.

Ben-Mazwi has a business science honours degree and experience in the corporate world.

She had noted that many people in the entertainment industry were not well-versed in the business side of things.

Her aim is to use the workshop to equip aspiring and upcoming Port Elizabeth artists with the necessary knowledge to succeed in the entertainment industry.

"I know Port Elizabeth has a lot of talent but not everyone gets to where they deserve to be, so a lot of these aspirations that PE artists have, seem unattainable because opportunities are not within reach," she said.

"I want everyone — whether it be a presenter, actor or actress — to find their voice in the arts and entertainment industry, to figure out their purpose and how to go about pursuing it because I know sometimes our biggest problem can be knowing what you want to do, but not knowing how to start."

Having initially pursued a corporate career in New York, Ben-Mazwi later felt she belonged in the arts sector and quit the corporate world.

She bagged a role in the

Netflix hit remake of Black Mirror and the international BET production of Madiba.

Following her return to SA in 2013, she has been in various productions including e.tv's Broken Vows, Mzansi Magic drama Doubt and SABC3 breakfast show The Weekend Edition.

Ben-Mazwi's face can now be seen in three productions — SABC 1's Diamond City and Mzansi Magic's GrassRoots and The Queen.

Ben-Mazwi's Business of the Arts industry workshop will be held at the Boardwalk Hotel from 1pm to 6pm on February 22.

Port Elizabeth SABC 3 Presenter Search finalist Thato Moshoeshoe will MC the event.

Tickets cost R250 until February 1 and R300 thereafter.

To purchase tickets, e-mail pamelanjames@gmail.com

 


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Tuesday 28 January 2020

Miss World donates school shoes to children of Mzansi

Reigning Miss World, Toni-Ann Singh, was recently in South Africa as a special guest of Chief Mandla Mandela. Nelson Mandela's eldest grandson celebrated his mother's 70th birthday in Mvezo.

Singh donated 1300 pairs of shoes as part of "Beauty With A Purpose" support of local schools and children.

The 23-year-old arrived in Mthatha,

Eastern Cape, and before the birthday celebrations was given a personal tour of the Nelson Mandela museum.

Singh said it was an honour to learn about the late icon.

"Legacy is the word of the day. What an honour and a privilege it was to learn more about the mark Nelson Mandela has left on our world. He fought for freedom, love, and unity. The spirit of Madiba lives on, not only in his grandson, but in all of us."

Following the tour, Miss World was a guest at the birthday celebration of Rose Rayne Mandela-Perry.

During the celebration, Singh, who is a singer, performed a "very emotional" happy birthday in front of all the invited guests.


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Candice Modiselle bags new gig

Actress and presenter Candice Modiselle is the official host of Mzansi Magic's new fashion design competition show, Style Squad.

The show, which airs on Thursdays at 6.30pm and repeats Saturdays at 10.30am on DStv channel 161, features 10 young budding fashion designers from across South Africa battling it out for the chance of designing their own clothing range for Ackermans.

Sharing her thoughts on the show, Candice said, "Shooting Style Squad was truly such a rewarding experience.

"It's beautiful to see how fearless young creatives are and further reminds me of how unapologetic I used to be before I let the world's opinions inform what my art looks and sounds like."

Each week participants compete against each other by completing various design-related activities, that will test their creativity and fashion knowledge.

The top 2 designers (one male, one female) will design their own ranges, under the guidance of leading industry buyers and trends specialists, which will then go to retail at Ackermans stores nationwide later this year.

Candice announced the news on her Instagram account: "New year, new chapter… it's only fitting that there's a NEW SHOW!!!

"In Style Squad, powered by Ackermans, 10 of South Africa's youngest budding fashion designers showcase their talent through a range of challenges.

"Each of them stand a chance of winning the ultimate grand prize – their own range in Ackermans stores across Southern Africa.

"Can't wait for you to meet these fashion geniuses, every Thursday on @mzansimagic at 18h30."

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Monday 27 January 2020

Celebrate the month of love by motivating your aspirations. Inspire Mzansi is your Valentine this February #MondayMotivation

February is traditionally known as the month of love and what better way to celebrate the month than to celebrate love!

Inspire Mzansi is all about inspiring its readers to aspire for greatness.

The February edition highlights love, aspirations and goals.

This beautiful edition features:

- How the #KFC Wedding couple inspired Mzansi to believe in this beautiful thing called love.

- Couple goals – six fitness gifts to buy this Valentines.

- How a lady traded heels for overalls and thrived

- Sadio Mane's bumpy journey to football stardom

- Clever ways to boast your finances

- Entrepreneur comes up with authentic African ice-cream

- How to protect your WhatsApp from hackers plus lots more.........

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Whose your Valentine? #AfroPoetryTimes has the #poetry to spread the #love. #Grammys #

Valentines Day is around the corner and gift shops have started wooing shoppers with those 'feel good' gift specials. Love is in the air and you know it's time to spread the love.

To celebrate the month of love, the Afro Poetry Times February edition is your rendezvous love trifle.

Whether you want it for your pure enjoyment or you want too gift it to someone, this is the perfect Valentine magazine.

This issue features:

- love poems too wet your appetite

- how a poet cashed in on her poems

- six big opportunities for poets and writers in 2020

- a look at a new poetry collection that explores forgiveness'

- South African poets are being given the stage in Durban.

- A look at the Somali poet who featured on Beyonce's Lemonade

- Idols judge releases a tell-all memoir plus lots more....

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Friday 24 January 2020

#Zahara, #Msaki and #Berita team up to celebrate African women through music

Sensational female guitarists will team up in celebrating African women through music.

Songstress Zahara, Msaki and Berita will share the stage for the first time at Emperors Palace in Kempton Park in Johannesburg on February 15.

Zahara, who signed a resident deal with Emperors Palace last year, is looking forward to the "night of the girls".

Born Bulelwa Mkutukana, Zahara said the concert would encourage female musicians in general to support and love each other.

"I look forward to share the stage with both Msaki and Berita.

"I have absolute respect for them and regard them as my little sisters."

"This is just a celebration of music with guitar girls.

"We just going to have fun while entertaining the audience."

The award-winning star, who broke into the music scene with her timeless anthem

Loliwe, said the upcoming performance was not part of her residency at the entertainment venue.

"This is just a performance and it is not part of my residency. My residency which will feature many artists will start officially in April."

Msaki has established herself as the voice of the current generation, and her composing abilities shine in hits like Imfama Ziyabona, Ungazilibali and Nal'ithemba.

Berita is an award-winning artist from Zimbabwe who sings in isiXhosa, with some of her hits being Thandolwethu and Ndicel'ikiss.

Organiser of the event, Thato Radebe, said its main aim was to uplift women in music and to show that they could fill big venues by themselves.

"We have also decided to partner with female-owned businesses in putting together the concert.

"The aim is to empower women, which is something we believe should happen every day and not at certain times of the year."

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#Poetry does give you that #FridayFeeling X-Factor

Art is subjective and the aesthetic is complex. Not every poem relates to everyone. 

Hence the Afro Poetry Times incorporates a string of poems, stories about poets, book reviews and a sneak peak into the literary arts, plus competitions. This is one magazine for everyone. It caters for a diverse audience. 

There is everything for everyone. 

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Tuesday 21 January 2020

Real Housewives of Joburg climaxes in style. #RHOJ

It has been three months since viewers started watching season 2 of M-Net's reality series, The Real Housewives of Johannesburg, and the tears, betrayal and confrontational friendships have been even more dramatic than in the previous season.

The seven women who star in the show – Lebo Gunguluza, Lethabo "Lejoy" Mathatho, Mpho Merriweather, Tarina Patel, Nompumelelo "Mrs Mops" Mophatlane, Brinnette Seopela and Christall Kay – celebrated the end of the series on Friday with a final reunion.

Lebo, who was quiet and demure all season, showed her gregarious side during the finale, when the women discussed this season's dramas with media personality Phat Joe. Viewers and cast members alike were delighted to see her other side as she took on Lejoy.

Lebo, who is married to business mogul Lebo Gunguluza, accused Lejoy of borrowing wigs rather than buying them, and said Lejoy did not have medical aid.

Unfortunately for fans of the show, Lebo said she would only reveal why she exposed Lejoy in season 3.

But at the finale, the robust Lejoy hit back. She labelled Lebo a liar who had misled the public by claiming to have spent R2 million on her wedding, adding that vendors had not been paid yet. Lebo responded by threatening to take Lejoy to court.

"You can't just make accusations like that and not qualify them," said Phat Joe to Lejoy. "Do you have proof?"

Lejoy replied by addressing Lebo, saying: "I will sue the sh*t out of you. That place you stay in, in Kyalami, you'll go back to the shack you came from. At least I have a shack. You live in a rented house."


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How to prepare yourself for #university

University can be pretty daunting when you're fresh out of high school and not used to being independent, not to mention the multiple things that are involved with being a university student.

Here are a few tips and tricks to help you navigate and win at varsity life.

Learn how to budget

Sometimes you have to sacrifice going out now and then to focus on the more important things.

The best way to keep track of your spending is to create a monthly budget. Make sure you've also got a little saved up for unexpected expenses.

Get the energy flowing

There's no one that can prepare you for all the activities that take place in varsity – all the studying, social activities, parties, rallies etc.

They all require your time and energy but there's only one of you so how do you manage being sociable and network with your mates and still have the time to study and keep the grades up?

Study and prepare

As much as you should have fun and enjoy your time in varsity it's important to remember why you are there in the first place.

Always be prepared for class.

Teamwork makes the dream work

In your first year it would be a great help for you to find a group of classmates that you can study and share notes with.

Find a mentor

Never be too proud to ask for help. A third year student will know more about surviving varsity than one fresh out of high school.

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What to watch on #SuperSport this week. 21 - 25 January 2020

Today

Cricket

ICC Under-19 World Cup: India v Japan, 9.50am, SS2; Big Bash Twenty20: Melbourne Renegades v Hobart Hurricanes, 10.05am, SS5

Cycling

Tour Down Under, Stage 1, 4.30am, SS5

Soccer

Premier League: Chelsea v Arsenal, 9pm, SS3; AFC Bournemouth v Brighton & Hove Albion, 9.15pm, SS12; Aston Villa v Watford, 9.20pm, SS11; Everton v Newcastle United, 9.20pm, SS13/SS5; Sheffield United v Manchester City, 9.20pm, SS4; Crystal Palace v Southampton, 9.20pm, SS8; Premier League: Goal Rush Tuesday, 9.30pm, SS3

Tennis

Australian Open, Day 2: 2am, SS6/SS12; 10am, SS6

Wednesday

Cricket

Big Bash T20: Adelaide Strikers v Melbourne Stars, 10.05am, SS2

Tour Down Under, Stage 2, 4.30am, SS5

Soccer

Premier League Wrap: Chelsea v Arsenal, 12.15am, SS3; Premier League: Manchester United v Burnley, 9pm, SS3; Leicester City v West Ham United, 9.20pm, SS5/SS13; Tottenham Hotspur v Norwich City, 9.20pm, SS4; Premier League: Goal Rush Wednesday, 9.30pm, SS3

Tennis

Australian Open, Day 3, 2am, SS6/SS12; 10am, SS6

Thursday

Cricket

ICC Under-19 World Cup: Australia v England, 9.50am, SS2; Big Bash T20: Brisbane Heat v Sydney Sixers, 10.05am, SS5

Cycling

Tour Down Under, Stage 3, 4.30am, SS5

Golf

European Tour: Dubai Desert Classic, Day 1, 6am, SS1/CSN; LPGA Tour: LPGA at Boca Rio, Day 1, 6.30pm, SS8; PGA Tour: Farmers Insurance Open, Day 1, 10pm, SS5/CSN

Soccer

Premier League Wrap: Manchester United v Burnley, 12.15am, SS3; Premier League: Wolverhampton Wanderers v Liverpool, 9pm, SS3; Soccer Africa, 9.30pm, SS10/SS4

Tennis

Australian Open, Day 4: 2am, SS6/SS12; 10am, SS6

Friday

Cricket

T20 International series: New Zealand v India, First T20, 8.30am, SS11; Test Series: v England, Fourth Test, Day 1, 9am, SS2/CSN; ICC Under-19 World Cup: India v New Zealand, 9.50am, SS5; Big Bash T20: Hobart Hurricanes v Sydney Thunder, 9.05am, SS8; Perth Scorchers v Adelaide Strikers, 12.05pm, SS8

Cycling

Tour Down Under, Stage 4, 4.30am, SS5

Golf

Dubai Desert Classic, Day 2, 9.30am, SS1; LPGA at Boca Rio, Day 2, 6.30pm, SS8; Farmers Insurance Open, Day 2, 120pm, CSN/SS5

Rugby

World Women's Sevens Series, Hamilton: 10.25pm, SS1; Premiership: Northampton Saints v London Irish, 9.40pm, SS8

Soccer

Premier League Wrap: Wolverhampton Wanderers v Liverpool, 12 midnight, SS3; Premier League TV: Weekend Warm-up, 3pm, SS3; Super Diski: Championship Show, 6pm, SS4/SS10; PSL TV - Extra Time Reloaded, 7pm, SS4; Absa Premiership: SuperSport United v Chippa United, 7.50pm, SS4; Serie A: Brescia v AC Milan, 9.35pm, SS9; FA Cup, Round 4: Northampton Town v Derby County, 9.50pm, SS11; Queen's Park Rangers v Sheffield Wednesday, 9.50pm, SS3; La Liga: Osasuna v Levante, 9.55pm, SS7

Tennis

Australian Open, Day 5, 2am, SS6/SS12; 10am, SS6

Saturday

Cricket

Test Series: v England, Fourth Test, Day 2, 9.30am, CSN/SS2; ICC Under-19 World Cup:

v United Arab Emirates, 9.50am, SS5; Big Bash T20: Sydney Sixers v Melbourne Renegades, 6.35am, SS8; Melbourne Stars v Brisbane Heat, 10.05am, SS8

Cycling

Tour Down Under, Stage 5, 4am, SS5

Golf

Dubai Desert Classic, Day 3, 10.30am, SS1; Farmers Insurance Open, Day 3, 8pm, SS5/CSN; LPGA at Boca Rio, Day 3, 10pm, SS8

Rugby

World Women's Sevens Series, Hamilton: 12.18am, SS1; 9.40pm, SS1; World Sevens Series, Hamilton: 12.50am, 6.20am, SS1; PRO14: Southern Kings v Cheetahs, 3.15pm, SS1; Premiership: Exeter Chiefs v Sale Sharks, 4.55pm, SS8

Soccer

MultiChoice Diski Challenge: Polokwane City v Chippa United, 9.30am, SS4/SS!0; SuperSport United v Orlando Pirates, 11.55am, SS4/SS10; Absa Premiership: Golden Arrows v Kaizer Chiefs, 3pm, SS4; Orlando Pirates v AmaZulu, 5.30pm, SS4; FA Cup, Round 4: Brentford v Leicester City, 2.35pm, SS3; Southampton v Tottenham Hotspur, 4.50pm, SS3; Burnley v Norwich City, 4.50pm, SS11; Newcastle United v Oxford United, 4.50pm, SS12; Millwall v Sheffield United, 4.50pm, SS13; West Ham United v West Bromwich Albion, 4.50pm, SS8; Hull City v Chelsea, 7.20pm, SS3; Serie A: SPAL v Bologna, 3.50pm, SS9; Fiorentina v Genoa, 6.50pm, SS9; Torino v Atalanta, 9.35pm, SS9; La Liga: Espanyol v Athletic Bilbao, 1.55pm, SS7; Valencia v Barcelona, 4.55pm, SS7; Alaves v Villarreal, 7.25pm, SS7; Sevilla v Granada, 9.55pm, SS7

Tennis

Australian Open, Day 6: 2am, SS6/SS12; 10am, SS6
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Monday 20 January 2020

Zodwa Wabantu steps in to help #MondayMotivation

Reality TV star Zodwa Wabantu is doing her bit to uplift matriculants, especially those without distinctions. Zodwa, together with Dr Mahendra Pranchand of the Herrwood Medical Centre, will be offering a learning opportunity for aspiring beauticians.

She said: "When my doctor told me he wanted to share his knowledge, I immediately thought it should not discriminate against learners who passed with average or low marks. They should have the chance."

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#CottonFest is back with a bang!

The wait is over, Cotton Fest is back with a bang this year!

The countdown to the second annual Cotton Fest has officially begun. With just two weeks to go, party animals can look forward to 2020's first major music festival in Johannesburg.

Taking place at the old Park Station in Newtown on February 1, this year's line-up has over 100 artists including A-reece, AKA, Black

Motion, Big Zulu, Boity, Moonchild, Miss Cosmo, Touchline, Stilo Magolide, Manu Worldstar, Major League, Dj Maphorisa, Frank Casino, Kabza Da Small, Kamo Mphela, Emtee, Killer Kau, Rouge, Shane Eagle, Riky Rick, Lemon and Herb, and many other artists who will bring Jozi to a standstill.

Cotton Fest is a celebration of music and fashion. It was started in 2019 by musician and fashion icon, Riky Rick.

Merging known and unknown South African talent, the festival platforms the diverse elements of the hip-hop culture, while fusing the gaps within the popular local movements.

"Cotton Fest much like

Desperados resonates with the culture, so the synergy was just an obvious one when we joined the team last year.

"With joint plans to take Cotton Fest to the next level this year, we are super excited to get behind this celebration of music and fashion, where so many of SA'S talent is showcased and saluted," said

Desperados brand manager Mathew Walton.

This year's festival promises new, exciting elements such as 16 unique food stalls, five themed bars (including a cocktail bar), as well as branded sneaker activations.

Tickets are on sale from R200 at Webtickets and Pick n Pay outlets nationwide.

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Tuesday 14 January 2020

All eyes on Zolani Mahola in 2020 #GirlTalkZA

Zolani Mahola's name is one that will constantly pop up in 2020 - rest assured. 

The vocalist wrapped up her 17 years with Freshlyground on New Year's Eve. 

Her last concert with the group was at Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden.

Mahola's New Year's resolutions include letting go of others' opinions.

"I resolve to let go of the habit of letting other people's opinions of me guide my responses, feelings and actions," she said.

We all wait to see how she is going to roll this year. But while we wait, why not indulge in poetry? 
Get your copy of Afro Poetry Times on PressReader – the worlds leading digital press distributor, to read poetic words that will inspire you further.

#Poems #poet #poetry #AfroPoetryTimes #magazine

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#Checkers adds #gourmet to it's frozen foods range

Checkers has released a new range of wholesome, premium frozen meals.

"Gourmet and frozen traditionally don't go handin-hand, but frozen foods have enjoyed a muchneeded makeover. It's a massive trend globally and now Checkers is bringing it to South Africa with our Gourmade range," says Willie Peters, general manager of marketing at Checkers.

Developed by the retailer's team of in-house chefs, all Gourmade products are free from added preservatives, artificial colourants and flavours, MSG and sweeteners – only sustainably sourced fish and palm oil are utilised.

To lock in freshness, dishes are blastfrozen within minutes of cooking which ensures best preservation and nutrient retention.


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Monday 13 January 2020

What Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi is looking forward to in 2020 #MondayMotivation

The newly crowned Miss Universe says she doesn't believe in New Year's resolutions. "I never follow them through anyway. Life is always full of surprises and sometimes we just have to enjoy the ride," ZOZIBINI TUNZI says.

"I do believe in setting goals though, and I always follow those through no matter how long it takes." We asked Zozi what she's looking forward to in the new year. Here's what she had to say.

1 My biggest dream was to win Miss Universe – and I did! It's been my goal for a while now to have a platform that would be powerful enough for me to be able to fight for the social causes I believe in. I achieved that when I was crowned Miss SA and now as Miss Universe I can take it to a global platform.

2 In 2020, I want my purpose to shine through at its brightest. I believe we were all born for a reason and we have a purpose to fulfil on Earth. Mine has already started manifesting and I hope it continues not only through the year but for the rest of my life.

3 I've learnt that hard work beats any talent you have and in 2020 I intend to work the hardest I've ever worked.

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Introducing the #magazine that links aspirants to their dreams: Inspire Mzansi. #MondayMotivation

One philosopher once said; "The difference between dreamers and achievers is that achievers once dreamt and took that huge leap to greatness."

That huge step either makes or breaks. 

2019 was a very difficult year for many. The bumpy road swayed many off track and news filtered through that South Africa was on the wrong side of the unemployment chart. A 11 year high unemployment rate high.

But great news is that South Africa still has many beautiful and inspiring stories that add hope in hopeless situations. Stories of men and women who shrugged off the 'I can't' tag and made something out of nothing. 

We are living in a world of possibilities. Even though nothing is guaranteed, everything is possible.

That is why Trendnation has rebranded to Inspire Mzansi – a digital motivational magazine that is curated with stories that add hope. The days of negative news are so yesterday. 

The January 2020 edition of Inspire Mzansi features;

How Basetsana Kumalo's book can define your 2020 with leads to success

A young man who muscled the odds to start a business with under R500

Lessons we must learn from Sho Madjozi's music success

TV shows to look forward to in 2020

Why SA's first black bank CEO is preaching education.

And lot more stories and inspire your 2020.

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How to prepare yourself for work #MondayMotivation

The first week back at work is not always easy and people often need some motivation to make it through the first few days.

Here are tips on how to survive:

*Get into a work routine as quickly as possible.

It is not going to be easy, but the quicker you can get yourself back to your usual routine, the better.

You will start enjoying your work.

*Stop dreaming about career changes.

Most people start fantasising about career change during the festive season – but the reality is many never actually do it.

*Avoid social media. Some people are still on holiday and checking their updates will make you feel worse than you already do.

*Tidy up your work station. Remove all the old papers that you do not need any more and make space on your desk.

*Sort out your e-mail inbox. Delete your unread e-mails.

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Saturday 11 January 2020

What to watch on #Supersport this weekend. 11 - 12 January 2020


SATURDAY

Cricket

Big Bash T20: Sydney Thunder v Hobart Hurricanes, 9.05am, SS2; Perth Scorchers v Brisbane Heat, 12.05pm, SS2

Golf

PGA Tour: Sony Open, Hawaii, Day 2, 2am, SS1/ CSN; South African Open, Day 3, 11am, CSN/SS1

Rugby

European Champions Cup, Round 5: Ospreys v Saracens, 2.55pm, SS8; Gloucester v Montpellier, 7.25pm, SS1/CSN

Soccer

MultiChoice Diski Challenge: Black Leopards v SuperSport United, 9.30am, SS10/SS4; Orlando Pirates v Mamelodi Sundowns, 11.55am, SS10/ SS4; Premier League TV: Weekend Warm-up, 12.30am, SS3; Premier League: Crystal Palace v Arsenal, 1.30pm, SS3; Manchester United v Norwich City, 4.30pm, SS3; Leicester City v Southampton, 4.50pm, SS13/SS6; Everton v Brighton & Hove Albion, 4.50pm, SS11; Chelsea v Burnley, 4.50pm, SS5/SS12; Wolverhampton Wanderers v Newcastle United, 4.55pm, SS8; Tottenham Hotspur v Liverpool, 7pm, SS3; Premier League Wrap, 9.30pm, SS3; Premier League TV: Matchday Live Extra, 10pm, SS3; English Football League Championship: Brentford v Queens Park Rangers, 2.25pm, SS11; Absa Premiership: Baroka FC v Polokwane City, 3pm, SS4; Chippa United v Maritzburg United, 7.30pm, SS4; Serie A: Cagliari v AC Milan, 3.50pm, SS9; Lazio v Napoli, 6.50pm, SS9; Inter Milan v Atalanta, 9.35pm, SS9

Tennis

ATP Cup: Semi-final 1, 2am, SS6; Semi-final 2, 9.30am, SS6

SUNDAY

Cricket

Big Bash T20: Adelaide Strikers v Melbourne Renegades, 6.35am, SS2; Melbourne Stars v Sydney Sixers, 10.05am, SS2

Golf

PGA Tour: Sony Open, Hawaii, Day 3, 2am, SS1/ CSN; South African Open, Day 4, 11am, SS1/CSN

Rugby

European Champions Cup: Leinster v Lyon, 2.55pm, SS8; Racing 92 v Munster, 5.10pm, SS1/CSN

Soccer

MultiChoice Diski Challenge: Polokwane City v Baroka FC, 9.30am, SS10/SS4; Highlands Park v Kaizer Chiefs, 11.55am, SS4/SS10; English Football League Championship: Cardiff City v Swansea City, 1.55pm, SS10; Absa Premiership: AmaZulu FC v SuperSport United, 2.30pm, SS11/SS4; Kaizer Chiefs v Cape Town City, 2.30pm, SS4; Premier League: AFC Bournemouth v Watford, 3pm, SS3; Aston Villa v Manchester City, 6pm, SS3; Serie A: Udinese v Sassuolo, 1.20pm, SS9; Sampdoria v Brascia, 3.50pm, SS7; Torino v Bologna, 3.50pm, SS9; Fiorentina v Spal, 3.50pm, SS12; Verona v Genoa, 6.50pm, SS9; Roma v Juventus, 9.35pm, SS9

Tennis

ATP Adelaide International, 2.30am, SS8; ATP Cup: Final, 9.30am, SS6
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Tuesday 7 January 2020

Unathi Nkayi has a big year ahead

The inspired always find a way.

As for 2020, Unathi Nkayi has a busy year ahead.

To start the new decade, she will release a single called with Rabs Vhafuwi with an accompanying music video at the end of next month.

She will continue her book tour of. the country, including readings in Durban and will also film season 16 of and launch a "huge" campaign.

For more inspiration, get the January 2020 edition of Inspire Mzansi on PressReader

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