This weekend we out at @atlantis_lifestyle_el in East London for Jameson meets the Arts.
Come party with @welo_dj , @rhettpendock , @yobaunltd , @deeplondonza , @natzefx and a live performance by @quekay, @umkhango_apparel will be available for purchase at the venue – they have a suprise for youđđ @kuhleapha_accessories will be available .
African Thoughts Patterns will be showcasing.
Live Portrait to be done at the Venue.
Can you give us a background of the 10s Sports
Between Finance and the Culinary Arts, PR and A
One Drink with Onke Ngacu & Olwethu Hoyana Kh
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Afika M | Female Entrepreneur 31 year old Afika Mbandazayo, 2ndof 5 children, born in the eTholeni village in Butterworth has created a nationally recognised brand of hair and beauty services. After matriculating at Westbank High school in East London, Afika went on to study towards an LLB degree at UNISA, attending lectures at the Pretoria campus. Though she had a liking for the law Afika knew her destiny lay elsewhere âIâd walk onto campus and all Iâd notice would be people whoâs hair needs to be doneâ Afika says as she reminisces. Her love for doing hair started back home where sheâd watch her sister do peopleâs hair for pocket money, she followed suit and realised she had quite a talent. Afika dropped out of law school a year later and returned to East London where she lived with her childhood best friend in Belgravia, and started operating her hair business there. Because many people didnât know about her little business, she took it upon herself to market her business âI started by going door to door and offering my services to people around the complex, then progressed to handing out flyers around Southernwoodâ said the budding entrepreneur When […]
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Kim Meredith Kim founded Spectrum Solutions in 1989 and The Dealmaker Company in 2005. She is Managing Director of Spectrum Solutions, and CEO of The Dealmaker Company. Kim has won a number of Business Awards. She has won the 1st For Women Award for Business Icon and Entrepreneur of the Year, and in 2013 she was selected a finalist in South Africaâs Most Influential Woman in Business and Government Awards. Kim has authored four books. Her first, Work Diva, her second book, Deal Diva, was published in July 2010, and her third book, The Devil in the Deal was a South African best seller. Kimâs most recent book, Dealonomics: How You Can Earn More Money in a Bad Economy was released in July 2013.
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