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Andy Compton – Kholofelo Remixed Deeply prolific Devon-based house connoisseur Andy Compton has released over a dozen albums and close to 100 EPs (either under his own name or as part of The Rurals) on his essential Peng label and many others, and his mass of jazzy, soulful output has also already been the focus... Continue Reading →
MIKE GREENAWAY This time last year, the Sharks were in Christchurch preparing for their first tour game, with just two points in the bank (from two narrow losses at home) and no flyhalf to speak of (Andy Goode joined the team later that week. A year on, John Plumtree’s decidedly merrier men are top of... Continue Reading →
SHARKS -16 BLUES -9 FROM MIKE GREENAWAY AT KINGS PARK THE Sharks have their share of bogey teams – the Reds and the Cheetahs spring to mind – but in turn one wonders how Auckland’s finest feel about a Sharks team that yesterday extended their victory streak over them to a magnificent seven? The Sharks... Continue Reading →
It is hard to believe it is 15 years since the Sharks and Blues delivered an all-time classic at Kings Park in the first ever season of Super rugby. Gary Teichmann’s Sharks just lost to Zinzan Brooke’s All Blacks team deputising as Auckland (Sean Fitzpatrick was at hooker but was not the captain, and you-name-it... Continue Reading →
Irish band The Script will be performing for the first time ever in South Africa on 24th June at the Coca-Cola Dome Johannesburg and 26th June at Grand Arena, GrandWest Cape Town. It’s been a rags to riches glory ride, an emotional rollercoaster, an all action, all star blockbuster. Three young Dubliners took on the... Continue Reading →
Well-established South African musician Robin Auld will be touring the country in February and March to promote his spectacular new album Fingers In My Pocket, an eclectic collection of blues and roots. Best known for his early pop hits including All Of Woman and Love Kills, Auld went back to the studio in late 2010... Continue Reading →
Sonny Bill Williams, rugby’s all-singing, all-dancing big-partying showman – and occasional boxer! – made an unusually profound and heartfelt comment on the earthquake that struck Christchurch on Tuesday while many of Crusaders were showering after training at their home ground near the centre of the city, the AMI Stadium. The players sprinted from the change... Continue Reading →
SMD Technical has successfully been supplying the corporate event industry, corporate hospitality industry as well as weddings & upmarket private functions with various services and unique speciality engineered products since 1995. The company is divided into two sections namely the services side and thespeciality product section. The services side includes lighting, laser shows, sound, staging,... Continue Reading →
: Angelo; White Tiger at Jukani Wildlife Predator Park; Mossel Bay. Angelo and Mich, two white Bengal tiger cubs, arrived at Jukani Wildlife Predator Park in Mossel Bay during December 2008. Their arrival was the result of a request by a Wildlife breeding facility in the Free State Province to Jukani to assist them in... Continue Reading →
At the risk of tempting fate for the Sharks, one of the quirks of Super Rugby is the Sharks’ brilliant record against the Blues, who they have beaten six times in a row since Kevin Putt’s team lost heavily in Auckland in 2005 - including a semi-final win in Durban in 2007 and three wins... Continue Reading →
Springbok captain John Smit’s participation in Saturday’s big clash with the high-riding Blues is in the balance, the same goes for another Springbok JP Pietersen, as well as openside flank Jacques Botes, but the good news is that scrumhalf Charl McLeod should be good to go. Smit pulled out of the Super Rugby opener against... Continue Reading →
"I don't want to go home," admits a clearly elated Bono as U2's Cape Town show draws to an end. The feeling - echoed by the capacity crowd - is completely understandable: it's been a shared evening of rock 'n roll showmanship, political soapboxing, and surprising intimacy. For all the size of the show -... Continue Reading →
THE Sharks were menacing and muscular, if not convincing, in their ultimately emphatic crushing of the Cheetahs at a wet and bedraggled Kings Park on Saturday evening but the bottom line is that they finished the weekend top of the South African conference (on points difference better than the Bulls) and in ideal mood to... Continue Reading →
U2's Cape Town setlist, 18/02 Tonight, U2 performed in Cape Town. In a welcome initiative, the show was broadcast live on the Internet for U2.com subscribers. It was also broasdcast on Highveld and KFM 94.5 in South Africa, alongside a live stream onDstv.com, only available throughout the African continent. I Still Haven't Found What I'm... Continue Reading →
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MIKE GREENAWAY Rugby’s train-spotters will no doubt find it intriguing that after 15 years of Super Rugby competition, the Sharks have won 89 of their 184 matches, drawn six and lost ... exactly 89. If a precisely 50 percent record doesn’t blow your hair back, think again in a South African context because the Sharks... Continue Reading →
THE Sharks will be careful not to get carried away with the news that Cheetahs captain Juan Smith is out of Saturday’s Super Rugby opener in Durban – he was injured this time last year and the Cheetahs nevertheless won at Kings Park – but it remains a telling blow for the visitors considering the... Continue Reading →
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Much has been said about the physical shape of the Springbok captain going into the massively important final year of his illustrious career, but it is certainly worth noting that John Smit is mentally refreshed to boot, and his dry wit was to the fore when he fronted at a press conference at the Shark... Continue Reading →
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