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DATE: 23 July 2017 @ 18:00
24 July 2017 @ 21:00
VENUE: The Old Star, Queen Street-The Old Star, Uttoxeter, England, ST14 8HJ Uttoxe, UK
South African Band Touring the UK in summer of 2017. Visit the club to enjoy live music and entertainment and have a good time with fellow South African Expats.
Vaal Triangle resident, Jacques Roos, will represent South Africa at the Must See Racing Sprint Car Series in America this Saturday.
Roos, who is well-known among racing enthusiasts in the Vaal, will make his debut at the Midvale Speedway in Ohio. Roos was offered the opportunity by the McCune family, who have in recent years travelled to South Africa to compete in sprint car events. According to local media, the connection between the Roos family and the McCune family goes back some eight years when two-time defending series champion Jimmy McCune first travelled to South Africa and raced for Roos’ father, Johan.
Now, Roos will have the opportunity to race alongside his long-time friend at the Midvale Oval. Roos is a former winner of the United States vs. South Africa sprint car Invitational as well as the current championship leader in the winged sprint car division at Ultimate Raceway this season. Roos said that Saturday’s race at Midvale may be his toughes
DATE: 8 July 2017
TIME: 12:00
VENUE: 3rd East Kilbride Scout Group, Carlyle Drive, East Kilbride, G74 3EW
We are pleased to announce that we have finally found a suitable venue for our July BIG BRAAI.
All fellow SAFFAS are more than welcome and bring your family and friends along.
You are free to bring along your home-made goodies to sell (bring a table if you need one)
There will be some picinic tables and a bouncy castle . SA items will be available to buy: Wors, biltong, droewors, sweeties, cooldrinks and biscuits, among others.
Overnight camping will also be available for quiet guests.
WE WILL PROVIDE:
* An open wood fire and grids
* Charcoal
* Plastic Utensils and paper plates
* 2 large salads (for those that didnt bring any)
(A donation bucket will do the rounds to help with the cost of these items)
PLEASE DO:
* Bring your meat, salads, rolls etc
* Cash to buy some SA Goodies that will be on sale
* Wear your Bokke, Proteas and Baf
Bring & Braai – South Africans In And Around The Oxfordshire Area, UK
Date and Time: Friday, 01 July 2016
Location: Wallingford Bridge OX10 Wallingford, Oxfordshire
Repeat Event #3
Venue: River Side Park and Pool on the Crowmarsh side of the river.
Bring and Braai South African style. (Bring your own Braai, your own coal, your Meat, your drinks, your salads).
***This is not a strickly South Africans only event. All friends and family welcome!***
If anyone doesn’t mind sharing your Braai like last year please do let us know as I’m sure some would appreciate sharing if they are coming alone.
Butcher in Wallingford, Goring, Didcot and Pangbourne all sell Boereworse.
I will apply for a permit this time as it is getting busier each year, any contribution towards this would be much appreciated.
Please can I also ask that every takes care to remember, others not part of the event are also using the space.
Afrikaans is ʼn ryk en unieke taal. Suid-Afrika sal intellektueel armer wees as daar nie plek vir die taal in sy akademie en hoër onderwysinstellings is nie.
So het Robert O’Brien, ʼn prominente advokaat van Los Angeles, Kalifornië, in ’n eksklusiewe onderhoud met Forum Nuus gesê.
O’Brien het al verskeie topposisies binne die Bush-administrasie beklee en was voorheen bekendes soos die ruimtevaarder Buzz Aldrin se regsverteenwoordiger.
O’Brien was ook destyds een van die topstudente van die Universiteit van Kalifornië se Los Angeles kampus (UCLA) wat deur ʼn internasionale beursfonds gekies is om in 1986 as uitruilstudent in Suid-Afrika te kom studeer.
Hy praat vandag nog Afrikaans en sy vrou voer maandeliks vir hom kopieë van De Kat en Huisgenoot in om te lees.
O’Brien is ʼn oudstudent van prof. Jacques du Plessis, ʼn voormalige dosent in Afrikaans aan die Universiteit van Wisconsin en UCLA, wat hom beywer vir die navorsing en ontwikkeling
For many South Africans living in London, that perfect taste of home can be somewhat elusive. Outside of a few get-togethers around friends’ houses, it is hard to find those authentic flavours. This is where bbar in Victoria comes to the rescue.
The chic little South African restaurant and cocktail bar is part of the Red Carnation group of properties, owned by prominent hotelier Beatrice Tollman. An expat South African herself, Mrs Tollman has more than 40 years of experience as an ambassador of South African flavours in London. bbar is a great place to go and relieve your homesickness and entertain a few friends, safe in the knowledge you are in expert hands.
Menus change seasonally at bbar, but some dishes have earned permanent places, like their famous Cape Malay Chicken Curry, which always delights diners with its bold flavours. Twists on classics such as the Bobotie Spring Rolls and Full African Breakfast, served with boerewors and Chakalaka, have kept bba
An estimated total of 95,158 whites have left South Africa since 2011, according to a new Statistics SA report released on Thursday.
According to the 2015 mid-year population estimates, in the same period 1,067,937 Africans and 40,929 Asians migrated to South Africa.
The figures took into account total departures and total arrivals over the period.
Statistician-general Pali Lehohla, speaking at the release of the 2015 mid-year population estimates in Pretoria, suggested that while Stats SA had not done any migration studies, it could be assumed the estimates were influenced by employment opportunities.
“It can be assumed and working from theory, migrants tend to go where there is employment and looking at the age structure of Gauteng, you can conclude reasonably well it’s because of the supposed job opportunities that are there, that migrants are coming in,” he said.
Touching on white migration, Lehohla said there was a trend among white children,
And so they travel around South Africa in a dwaal, unaware that when you told them to turn left at the robot you meant traffic light. So they pitch up verrrry late and you want to give them a moerseklap. But wag ‘n bietjie and show them this brilliant graphic from Traveller24 with, as they say, “some of the Afrikaansist Afrikaans words out there, to sink your teeth into.”
South Africa is full of interesting people and places. But as with any tourist visiting a foreign plac
Please sign and share this petition to Make The Cape a Federal Homeland State for Afrikaans Khoi-San, Coloured and European people in Southern Africa to protect them and their unique heritage.
The Cape has a long history which sets it apart from South Africa. It is the traditional homeland for Khoi-San bushman people, the Cape Coloureds and Malays, the Afrikaner Dutch and Germans, as well as Huguenots from France and Settlers from Britain etc, etc.
Ever since the arrival of the Europeans in 1652 it has grown and developed into a unique nation with its own language (Afrikaans), vibrant cultures and traditions and even gave birth to a new ethnic identity, the “coloured or brown people”. It also has a robust economy, the proceeds of which all go to the centrist ANC regime in Johannesburg with very little coming back because the Cape is not in the power of the communist ANC. (The opposition DA party are in power – sadly the DA also have centrist national ambitions so
JSTV and JSTV2, along with KykNET join UK’s Freeview HD line-up through IPTV.
THEMA, a CANAL+ group company specialising in foreign TV channel distribution providing content, legal, technical and marketing expertise, together with Arqiva is distributing four pay TV channels on to Freeview HD devices.
JSTV and JSTV2, the only Japanese channels available in Europe cover all genres from entertainment, movies and news, to sports and kids and address the Japanese community living in the UK.
kykNET and kykNET Musiek provide a wide range of Afrikaans Entertainment that includes talk shows, music programmes, local dramas, and cookery shows.
These two packages, available separately to all UK homes with a connected Freeview HD device on channels portal positions 246 for JSTV and 247 for kykNET bring to the Japanese and Afrikaans speaking viewers in the UK programmes from their home countries.
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