Get It Pretoria November 2019

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NOVEMBER 2019

The National Zoological 

Garden (NZG), also 

known as the Pretoria 

Zoo, celebrates 120 Years 

of existence! 

This year marks a special milestone in the history of the 

National Zoological Garden(NZG) also known as the 

Pretoria Zoo. The phenomenal 85-hectare Zoo, nestled 

in the heart of the City of Tshwane CBD, houses 3117 

specimens of 209 mammal species, 1358 specimens of 

202 bird species, 3871 specimens of 190 fish species, 

388 specimens of 4 invertebrate species, 309 specimens 

of 93 reptile species, and 44 specimens of 7 amphibian 

species making it the largest zoo in the country and the 

only one with national status. 

FACT BOX 

The total length of the walkways in the Pretoria Zoo is 

approximately 6km. 

An Aquarium and Reptile Park also form part of the 

Zoo facility in Pretoria. 

The NZG Aquarium is the largest inland marine 

aquarium in the country. 

The third largest collection of exotic trees can be found 

at the zoo. 

More than 450 000 people visit the zoo annually, visit us 

as we celebrate this milestone achievement during the 

month of October! 

www.sanbi.org

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CONTENTS 

WHY DON’T YOU ... 

4 Get a head start on your Christmas shopping at the Crafters 

Fair Christmas Market, book your tickets to see Helena Hettema 

in action or enjoy a glass (or two) of beer at the Purely Pretoria 

MovemBEER Mile 

BOOK CLUB 

6 Read more about the hottest new releases and do not forget to 

join our book club 

WISH LIST 

8 We know it’s not Christmas yet, but we wouldn’t mind a few 

things on this wish list 

SOCIALS 

10 Wine and food galore at the TOPS at SPAR Wine Show 

12 It was fun and game at the Get It Canon Wildlife 

Photographic Safari 

15 Meet the Centurions of the year 

PEOPLE 

16 Pascal Pienaar is saving the world, one Spekboom at a time 

18 Doctor and pottery master, Rhoda Henning has the best of 

both worlds 

BEAUTY 

20 Get party-ready with these fab buys 

FASHION 

22 Glitz and glam! Our favourite party shoes 

HEALTH 

24 Make the most of the festive season with these financial tips 

FOOD 

26 Festive recipes to indulge in 

TRAVEL 

32 Ever heard of a fly camping experience? It’s a must! 

WIN 

34 Win 70 bottles (no, it’s not a typo) of Roodeberg wine 

November 2019 

November 2019 Get It Pretoria 03

Out & About 

Let’s get the festivities underway! 

01 

Christmas is now literally just 

around the corner and if you are 

on the hunt for the perfect Christmas 

presents for your loved ones, the 

Crafters Fair Christmas Market 

at the NG Moreleta Park in the east 

of Pretoria is the place to be. The 

market will be open between 1 and 

9 November and between 9am and 

7pm daily, excluding Sundays. Bring 

the entire family and shop between 

more than 200 exhibitors from around 

the country offering everything from 

clothing, jewellery, décor to toys and 

more. See you there! 

02 

Summer is officially here and 

all we want to do is spend time 

outside. Get the kids and pups and 

take part in the Ingaadi Adventure 

run/walk 21, 15, 10, 5 & 2km taking 

place at the beautiful Ingaadi Spa and 

Events venue in Pretoria East. The 2km, 

5km and 10km run/walk is pet-friendly 

while the 15 and 21km are only for 

runners and walkers. Enjoy something 

to eat and drink before the race, or 

grab breakfast or lunch after the race. 

The restaurant will be pet-friendly 

on the day and will even boast a 

special doggy menu as well as a gin 

and ice cream bar. Enjoy a fun morning 

while earning Vitality points (up to 

1 500 points for the 21km). Entry is R20 

before 1 November. Details: Call Gizelle 

083-264-3931/www.entrytime.com 

06 

For the second time this year 

Helena Hettema is heading to 

Candlewoods Boutique Venue. Book 

your tickets now and celebrate ‘’La 

Bonne Vie’’ with a French Harvest Table 

under African Skies while listening to 

the soulful cabaret voice of the capital’s 

own Helen Hettema. The show kicks 

off at 6:30pm and tickets sell for R300. 

A cash bar will be available. Details: 

www.candlewoodsvenue.co.za 

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09 

The Flair Baby & Toddler 

Market taking place between 

9 and 10 November at Southdowns 

College in Irene is the place to be 

if you are a mom, mom-to-be or 

shopping for gifts. With more than 100 

unique vendors showcasing the most 

exquisite baby and toddler necessities 

you will most definitely find 

something to your taste and liking. 

Tickets will be for sale at the door at 

R70. So circle the date in your diary! 

21 

Christine, Anel en Bianca se 

vlug na Thailand is vertraag. 

Dis Christine se 50ste verjaarsdag en 

dis die tweeling se geskenk aan haar. 

Hulle weet mos sy’s bang vir vlieg. Lizz 

Meiring, Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck en 

Nicole Holm is op publieke aanvraag 

terug met hul vertoning 3 Susters 

en is tussen 21 en 22 November op 

die Atterbury Teater se planke te sien. 

Kaartjies is tussen R160 en R180 te 

koop. Details: atterburyteater.co.za 

Have a husband or boyfriend 

that loves beer? Well, 

then listen up. Pretoria’s 

second Purely Pretoria 

MovemBEER Mile is back 

and we know quite a few 

people who are dying to take 

part. How it works: Participants 

drink a 330 ml craft beer before 

running 400m to the next 

beer station. There are four 

beer station stops along the route and runners (or drinkers) will 

be fueled by Hazeldean Brewing Co. Registration opens at 1pm 

and the event starts at 2pm at the Cowhouse Market. The market 

is open between 9am and 4pm so we suggest getting there early 

and grab a bite to eat before the event starts. Please note that 

entries are capped at 100 and entry fees are R160 per person. So 

book your spot early to avoid disappointment. There will also be a 

prize for the best MovemBEER dressed participant so start planning 

your outfit. Details: www.quicket.co.za 

If you have a date for the Get It diary page, email the info at least a month in advance to adrib@rekord.co.za


Book club 

A trio of terrific reads for November 

The long awaited sequel 

to A Handmaid’s Tale 

In A Handmaid’s Tale, Margaret 

Atwood envisioned a world in 

which the US had become Gilead, 

a totalitarian world ruled by 

Commanders in which women 

were totally subservient. Told by one 

handmaid, Offred, it describes how 

women are forbidden to learn to read 

or write and are solely there to serve 

men in all ways, including sexually. 

The sequel, The Testaments, is set 15 

years later and is told by three women 

– Aunt Lydia, a trainer and manager 

of handmaids, and two of Offred’s 

daughters, Agnes, who became the 

privileged child of an elite family, 

and Nicola, who was smuggled out 

to Canada. Resistance is growing 

in Gilead and Lydia is plotting its 

downfall... At a time when women 

are increasingly protesting against 

femicide, rape, unequal pay and often 

worse injustices at the hands of men, 

this book hits an extremely sensitive 

nerve. Chatto & Windus, R360. 


Secrets. Affairs. Revenge. 

It’s all going on in the 

suburbs ... where everyone 

has something to hide 

Shari Lapena’s Someone We Know 

is set in a small suburb, where 

everyone is polite and friendly and 

neighbourly. When newcomers arrive 

in town – a handsome man and 

his extraordinarily attractive wife – 

the main conversation appears to be 

how much of a flirt she is with the 

men in the area. Then she’s found 

murdered, and more than one man 

is ‘a person of interest’ to the police. 

At the same time, a family’s teenage 

son has been breaking into some 

of the houses ... not to steal, but to 

practise his fairly impressive computer 

hacking skills. With secrets and 

affairs and revenge, Lapena keeps 

you guessing until the very end. 

Penguin, R290. 

Chosen as one of the best 

thrillers of the summer, this 

legal thriller is exceptional 

They were a perfectly ordinary family. 

Interesting jobs. Yoga, basketball 

and trips to the library. Takeout on 

Fridays in front of the telly and a 

bottle of wine with their friends. 

Until the murder. Chosen as one 

of the best thrillers of the summer 

by the New York Times, A Nearly 

Normal Family is M. T. Edvardsson’s 

psychological, legal thriller that asks 

what would you do if your daughter 

was suspected of murder? How far 

would you go to protect her? Would 

you believe her, or the evidence 

against her? The father believes 

his daughter has been framed. The 

mother believes she’s hiding something. 

And the daughter believes 

they have no idea what she’s truly 

capable of. Could. Not. Put. It. Down! 

Brilliant. Macmallan, R299.

Discover the magic 

of Christmas! 

Immerse yourself in a world of enchantment 

and joy with our memorable gift selection. 

Discover more at clarins.co.za and 

participating Clarins beauty counters. 

12 iconic must-have Clarins products 

hidden in this Advent Calendar 

R890* | Valued at R2,100 

Sparkling freshness 

Eau de Jardins Gift Set 


Something for Dad... 

ClarinsMen Hydration Collection 

R815* | Valued at R980 

Everyone’s favourite! 

Double Serum Collection 

R1,330* | Valued at R1,700 

It’s on everyone’s list… 

Eau Dynamisante Collection 


Let it Glow! Let it Glow! 

Bright Plus Gift Set 


All eye want for Christmas 

Wonder Perfect 4D Gift 


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Mommy’s kissing Santa Claus 

if she gets this Holiday Beauty Cracker 


The gift of youthful skin 

Super Restorative Deluxe Collection 

R3,260* | Valued at R4,300 

For you. About you. 

*Recommended Retail Selling Price

Wish list 

Party in style. Oh, how we love a bit of gold! 

VA VA WOW!! 

The party season is officially upon us and it’s time to dust off your party shoes. A few new 

outfits and jewellery pieces are most definitely in order and we won’t mind bragging with 

something as beautiful as this Cindy cuff from Witchery, R499. Oh, and the freshwater pearl 

detail is simply gorgeous. Details: www.woolworths.co.za 

And of course you might have noticed that hair clips are all the rage. 

These beautiful gold and jewel clips from Mango will add that extra something to your 

look and make sure you are right on trend, R449. Details: https://shop.mango.com/za 

Speaking of accessories. We will most definitely always be on time if we had this gorgeous 

Runway watch in rose gold from Michael Kors, R7 999. Details: superbalist.com 

DRINKS GALORE 

After her interest in 

the distilling process, 

Centurion drama teacher 

Ansie de Beer decided to 

try her hand at gin making. 

She developed a 

recipe, found a distillery 

and Melodramatic: 

The Phantom was born. 

She’s won two awards 

since and says it’s a sipping 

gin that can be enjoyed 

neat, with tonic, or in a 

gin cocktail. Her theatric 

background is evident in 

the packaging and Ansie 

says The Phantom is the 

first release from her range. 

See if you can spot the 

phantom when you peek 

into the bottle, R389. 

Details: www.takealot.com 

Keep all your favourite mags 

in one place with this uber 

stylish gold Lola magazine 

rack from Coricraft, R699. 

Details: www.coricraft.co.za. 

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IT’S GOLD, BABY! 

These glass and gold-plated 

salt and pepper grinders are almost 

too pretty to use. Pretty hey? 

R299 for a set of two. 

Details: www.woolworths.co.za 

For a touch of luxury why not get 

your hands on gold-plated cutlery? 

It will look gorgeous on the table at 

your next year-end party. Item prices 

range between R89.90 and R149. 

Details: www.zarahome.com/za 

GOLDEN, A BIT NUTTY AND SUPER LUXE 

Fancy a spoonful (or two) of delicious cashew butter? Well, then we have 

just the thing. Fresh online offers a wide range of dry goods all packaged 

in eco-friendly packaging. According to our sources one bottle of cashew 

butter simply won’t be enough. It’s perfect for adding to smoothies, 

spreading on toast or just eating out of the jar. Also check out the smooth 

peanut butter and almond butter, R140. Details: freschonline.com. 

And check out this Kintsukuroi mug. It’s based on the Japanese process 

of Kintsugi where broken pottery is fixed using golden laquer. Available in 

black and white each mug is made from Fine 

Bone China and real gold and comes with a 

gold-plated teaspoon, R299. Details: tastefulliving.myshopify.com 

UNICORN WHAT?! 

Ever heard of unicorn fitness boxes? 

Yes, it’s a thing. The Unicorn Fitness 

Box is a monthly subscription box 

designed exclusively for women. 

Each box brings the best in what the 

fitness industry has to offer - items 

in apparel, equipment, nutrition, 

recovery and education - to make sure 

you as the subscriber get a taste of it 

all. Interested? Head on over to their 

website to subscribe. Each box will 

cost you R565 per month including 

delivery to your door and each box is 

valued anywhere from R800 to R2 000. 

Details: www.unicornfitnessbox.co.za 


Vino enthusiasts 

induldge 

Uche Okpara and Suvritha Ramphal 

Wine lovers from across the city recently flocked to Menlyn Park 

Shopping Centre for the annual TOPS at SPAR Wine Show. 

This year’s show was bigger and better than ever before and 

festivalgoers got to sample and buy wines from some of South 

Africa’s best cellars. Some of the crowd-pleasing 

attractions included the #SAWineShowcase Theatre by Jon 

Meinking, the Wine Label Design Awards presented by Rotolabel. 

The Old Vine Project The show offered wine enthusiasts an 

opportunity to learn about wine varietals, wine-making processes, 

wine pairings and more. The TOPS at SPAR Wine Show 

celebrated its 13th anniversary this year. After the Pretoria show, 

the TOPS at SPAR Wine Show moves on to East London 

and ends off in Nelspruit. 

Genevive and Wikus Snygans 

Michelle Laranja and Berne Gilliland 

Marlise du Toit, Natasha Uys and Karla Veldsman 

Markus Balsakus, Gustav Collatz, 

Williem Niemand and AJ van Dyk 


Ernest Skosana and Suzan Mabena 

Tinus Havinga and André Groenewald 

Ted’s Menlyn 

Park store 

NOW OPEN 

Mary-Anne Whittles, Jade Bowes and Vaneshree Leeuw 

Menlyn Park Shopping Centre 

Atterbury Rd & Lois Ave, 

Menlyn Park, Pretoria, 0063

Close up encounters thrilled! 

Nadine Mingard, Lynda Wolfson 

Focus! 

Sue Vacy-Lyle, Wayne Hinde, Anthea Goldwain 

Our Get It Canon Wildlife Photographic Safari 

at the exceptional Thanda Tented Camp in 

Zululand’s Big Five country was a roaring (see 

what we did there!) success. More than two dozen 

keen photographers spent the weekend with top 

Canon and wildlife photographers, who shared 

their tips, expertise and entertaining stories about 

capturing wildlife. The animals – large and fierce, 

small and pretty – joined the party ... obligingly 

showing off their best sides for the cameras. You 

can see all the shots – including the spectacular 

winning photo of the weekend by Sue Vacy-Lyle - 

on getitmagazine.co.za. 

Matthew and Petra Blewett 

Dana Eitzen, John and Dawn Champman 


Heather and Tony Grizic 

Engela Uys, Rico de Marigny 

Lize and Stephan de Klerk, Warren Nicholas 

Focus! 

Ian and Susan Omand, Christiaan Sperka 

Stephen Monareng 


PROMOTION 

Canon’s SNAPSHOT 

of the neighbourhood! 

And the regional 

winner is ... 

We had a phenominal response 

to our Caxton Snapshot of the 

Neighbourhood competition. 

The judges - our Canon 

professionals - had a tough time 

selecting the winner ... 

but here it is. 

Donovan Butler from Annlin 

is our winner and we have 

to say his photograph of the 

early morning sunrise taken at 

Roodeplaat Dam has blown us 

away. It’s absolutely gorgeous 

and it seems the experts at 

Canon agree! 

“I am fortunate enough to be able to go fishing every month for my work. On that specific trip, I stayed overnight at Roodeplaat 

Northern Transvaal grounds. The fishing went so well I decided to fish through the night and, as it was starting to get light, the 

clouds reflecting off of the water looked so beautiful I decided to snap a few pictures with my cellphone,” Donovan explained the 

origin of the photograph. 

He loves photography and says it’s all about capturing a moment in time that can be shared with others. 

Donovan plans to take a lot of nature photos with his brand new camera and says his favourite photos include the city skyline and 

beautiful scenes at any of our local dams and nature reserves. 

A big congratulations, Donovan. May you and your new camera take many more breathtakingly beautiful images together. 

What a prize! 

Donovan Butler won a PowerShot SX540 

HS Canon camera. Effortless fun and 

expert control are combined in this 50x 

zoom, connected bridge camera. It’s 

perfect for snapping photographs on 

holiday or at special occasions and is 

ideal for those home movie moments. 

The PowerShot SX540 HS Canon camera 

is great for low-light shots, it can be 

controlled by a smartphone, and 

photos can be 

transferred to a 

Canon connect 

station with 

a single tap. 

Valued at R3 999. 

For more 

pics from 

readers, visit 

www. 

getitmagazine 

.co.za

Centurion of 

the year! 

The winners of the third edition of the Centurion Of The Year 

Awards were announced at a lavish function at Centurion Hotel. 

Marius Bester from hospice, Masemola Christina Matawane 

manager at the SPCA and Colonel Jos Botes of the SAPS Police 

were the three winners of this year’s award. 

The awards were born from the need to acknowledge individuals 

in the community who through their actions make Centurion 

better, said organiser Michelle van Zyl. Each year the three 

recipients receive a unique award created by a local resident. 

“The reason we use different awards every year is because we pick 

an award that is symbolic to the receivers of the year. This year we 

selected a succulent garden-hardy, resilient, and the ability to get 

the job done with little resources,” Michelle adds. Each year the 

three recipients receive a unique award created by a local resident. 

Jos Botes 

Karin Franks and Joanne van der Watt 

Bianca Botha and Desre-Lee Broodryk 

Melanie Robbins, Marius Bester and Annelize Greyling 

Marius Bester, Joanne van der Watt and Jos Botes 



Text: MARIËTTE VAN NIEKERK / Cover and profile photographer: ANTHONY HORAK PHOTOGRAPHY / Make-up: MICHELLE NOLAN.

A HEART FOR ALL 

Entrepreneur, actress, conservationist and world traveller. 

Pascal Pienaar is making her dreams happen one step at a time and then she is also 

helping in the fight against global warming as well. 

She first caught our eye in the 

kykNET soapy, Binnelanders 

as the bubbly Karli du Preez 

and since then, Pascal Pienaar 

has become a daily visitor 

in the living rooms of many 

households. A few months 

ago, however, she decided to spread 

her wings and say farewell to her 

character leaving many fans sad and 

shocked. But, don’t worry. It’s not the 

last you’ll hear of the blonde beauty. 

These days she’s an entrepreneur and 

conservationist saving the planet one 

elephant bush at a time. 

After so many years on Binnelanders 

Pascal was in the mood for a 

challenge. She also believes that 

actors should not be too caught up in 

their comfort zones. “My gut just told 

me it was time,” she says. 

“Karli was my very first professional 

role and it was frightening to learn the 

art of television in front of the entire 

country. It’s not like theatre where you 

have only a few people watching, and 

you do not have a lot of time on the 

studio floor when filming,” she says. 

Leaving Binnelanders was no easy 

task but, says Pascal, the decision 

to move on was both a little bit 

wonderful and a relief. “I could 

suddenly set my own daily pace, 

colour or cut my hair if I wanted to, 

spread my wings, discover new things 

and get to know new people. I had 

more time for the things I couldn’t do 

over the past six years,” she says. 

Two years ago, the actress also turned 

entrepreneur. “I love to travel and 

realised that I needed to make a plan 

to start earning a second income. I 

decided to give myself one year to 

start up my business before deciding 

if it was something that I wanted to 

do full-time. Needless to say, it was the 

best decision of my life. I got to see so 

many wonderful places and all thanks 

to something I used to do in my spare 

time,” she says. 

“The beauty products I sell focus on 

anti-aging and adding antioxidants 

back into the skin. There is a cream for 

every skin type as well as supplements 

to help you get a glowing skin from 

the inside out. I also have a facial wash 

device that exfoliates and removes 

make-up like no other cleaner on the 

market. I use all my products myself 

and it’s nice to get compliments 

about the condition of my skin. Even 

more so when my clients are happy 

with their own results,” Pascal says. 

Building a new business is super 

stressful and lots of hard work. “To 

achieve success you have to put in 

the hours and make sacrifices. A little 

every day goes a long way, ” Pascal 

says. Staying motivated is, however, 

an entirely different story. “You have 

to encourage and motivate yourself 

every day. If you are not working, no 

money will come in and then you only 

have yourself to blame,” she adds. 

Apart from her business, her other 

passion is her elephant bush 

(Spekboom) project. “The elephant 

bush is an amazing indigenous plant 

that releases more oxygen than the 

Amazon. It’s drought and fire resistant, 

acts like a sponge for carbon dioxide, 

helps with erosion and you can even 

eat it as it is high in Vitamin C,” 

Pascal explains. 

The actress is passionate about saving 

the environment and to fight global 

warming. She wants to plant about a 

1 000 elephant bushes before the end 

of the year. “I would love for people to 

join the cause and plant an elephant 

bush in their own gardens. It’s as easy 

as taking a plant cutting and planting 

it in your garden. 

To combat our carbon footprint one 

has to plant 10 elephant bushes a 

year and we can all start with our own 

gardens,” she says. 

When she’s not going to auditions, 

building her business or planting 

elephant bushes, Pascal loves to 

travel. The most interesting place 

she’s travelled to is Cappadoccia in 

Turkey and Wadi Rhum in Jordan. 

“Both places were so weird and surreal 

I almost felt like I was dreaming. I 

would still love to see the fjords in 

Scandinavia and the Faroe islands. 

Both are places with few people and 

loads of nature,” Pascal ads. 

When at home, she loves to 

spend time with friends and family 

and recently took up sailing. 

She loves nature and when she finds 

the time, you’ll find her on a hiking 

trail somewhere. 

For now, her conservation work and 

business take up a lot of her time, but 

fans can look forward to seeing 

Pascal on a dating show called ‘Hoor 

My, Sien My, Soen My’. She is also hard 

at work on a show she will soon be 

pitching to kykNET. 

To get in contact with Pascal about 

her products or the elephant bush 

project, you can contact her on 

Instagram at @peachy_nu or 

@pascalie. Alternatively, you can send 

an email to pascalpaski@gmail.com. 

MORE ABOUT PASCAL 

Her favourite food… 

Pasta, sushi and ice cream 

Her beauty secret… 

Never go to bed with make-up on 

and always use sunscreen when 

going outside 

Her favourite restaurant for drinks 

Culture Club. 


CREATIVITY 

&PRECISION 


Born and raised in the capital city, Rhoda Henning is a 

qualified doctor-turned-pottery queen. We chatted to her 

to find out how she combines her two passions. 

Rhoda Henning has called the capital city home all her life but looking back now, little 

would Rhoda know that one day she would get to live out both her passions in life – 

medicine and pottery. The Brooklyn resident attended school first at Laerskool Anton 

van Wouw before matriculating at Afrikaans Hoër Meisieskool. Her family is very medical 

orientated and with her dad being a professor in Ophthalmology at the University of 

Pretoria, it was quite natural for Rhoda to follow in his footsteps and pursue a career in 

medicine herself. 

She enrolled at the University of Pretoria after matriculating and studied towards a BSc 

degree in Maths and Zoology. It was during that time that she was introduced to pottery 

and in her third year she joined a pottery class in the city. Who knew that she would fall 

in love so utterly with something so creative and crafty like clay work and pottery. 

“The following year I started to study medicine and got credit for all but one subject, so I 

decided to work in the pottery studio for the rest of the first year,” Rhoda explains. 

In her sixth and final year of medicine she gave birth to her first daughter and in her 

house doctor year her second daughter was born. This made her evaluate her options 

as she wanted to work part-time at a hospital to be able to spend time with her kids. “All 

the posts were, however, frozen at that time so I decided to start a practice at home. I 

changed my mind again and started a pottery instead,” she laughs. 

In 1985, without any formal training in pottery and ceramics, she opened her own 

pottery studio in Brooklyn where she offered hand building, wheelwork and decoration 

(painting on ceramics and glazing) classes. “I was fascinated with the idea that one can 

produce hard, durable things from raw clay. I fell in love with the whole process,” Rhoda 

explains. 

For her own work she gets inspiration from nature. “Pottery is such a big field. One can 

be good in one technique in a short time, but to cover every aspect well will take a few 

years. Yet, pottery is a skill that can be taught,” she adds. 

When the Brooklyn resident is not busy at the pottery studio, which she these days runs 

with her daughter Madeleine she still makes time to assist with operations. But, how does 

she get time for both? 

“It is difficult to find time for both surgery and pottery. Often some things just have to 

wait,” Rhoda says. 

Where medicine can be quite precise and pottery a bit more creative, there are a few 

similarities. “Medicine is very precise, but doing pottery like I do, is also precise. A lot can 

go wrong in the process from raw clay to the final finished product,” she explains. 

That’s also why one of the biggest lessons she’s learnt is to never put your heart on any 

products you have made until it is safely out of the kiln and completely finished. 

When Rhoda is not working at the pottery studio or operating she loves to spend some 

time in the garden, gardening or get lost in a good read. 

At Rhoda Henning’s Pottery and Art Studio, Rhoda and her team offer weekly pottery 

classes as well as once off sessions perfect for special events like a kitchen tea, birthday 

celebration, or corporate teambuilding function. Details: www.rhodahenning.co.za.


Shimmer, shine and stand out from 

the party crowd. For our nails 

we’re loving Essence Glitter 

on Glitter Off (so clever ... 

peel off nail polish) R54.95, 

and Shine Last and Go (priced 

perfecly for a party ... R29.95) 

both from Dis-Chem. 

And for eyes, this WOW 

Sparkling Corals Palette is 

exactly that ... wow! R180 

from wowcosmetics.co.za 

Last minute party? A quick spritz of Biosense Dry Shampoo and you’ll be good 

to go. R180 from splush.co.za/brand/biosense • Loaded with vitamin E and seven 

precious vegetable oils, Inoar Kalice Oil is used on hair, body and face ... it 

moisturises, nourishes, restores, softens and protects. R780 from inoar.co.za • Eau 

Thermale Avène has just launched DermAbsolu, a range specifically formulated 

for mature skin. The star product is this Serum .. a highly concentrated serum-inoil. 

Used twice daily, it unveils an illuminating effect, and leaves the skin toned and 

radiant, with facial contours visibly reshaped. R499 from eau-thermale-avene.co.za 

Four AMAZING shimmery shades in 

this Sorbet Eye to Eye Cocoa Crush 

eyeshadow quad. R179.95 from Sorbet 

salons or sorbet.co.za 

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If you’re looking for hot eye shades, brace yourself. The new Urban Decay Naked Heat palette is sweltering! A dozen all-new, 

can’t-live-without, amber-hued neutrals – from warm browns and burnt oranges to deep red eyeshadows. These shades look 

insanely flattering on any skin tone, and there’s everything you need ... including a full-size mirror and a double-ended brush, 

one for blending, one for precise application in the crease. R860 from urbandecay.co.za 


Ready, steady 

GLOW 

We’re feeling festive ... so we’re 

sharing a few of our star beauty 

finds for the party season 

Explosive. Alluring. Delectable. But never too sweet! We’re 

wearing just one fragrance this festive season ... and it’s 

Azzaro Wanted Girl. It’s a Floral Oriental Gourmand, and is 

massively desirable. From R940 at your local fragrance store. 

• Flirty gold eyes ... try this Essence Longlasting Eye Pencil 

in Gold Blind, R29.95 from Dis-Chem • Sparkling eyes ... we’re 

besotted with this Clarins Eyeshadow ... and admit this season 

we’re wearing it day and night. Because it is ... festive! R355. 

Glow all through the party season. This Vichy 

Ideal Soleil Self Tanner with Vitamin E gives 

you a really natural-looking tan in just one 

hour, and keeps your skin hydrated for eight 

hours. R245 from Dis-Chem. 

Party in a pot ... Catrice Bouncy Bronzer 

Caribbean Vibes, R79.95 from Dis-Chem. 

Shimmer bronzer 

from WOW, R75 from 

wowcosmetics.co.za 

Prep your skin 

... this Sunlight 

Light Correcting 

Serum Primer 

from Catrice 

works like magic. 

Reasonably priced, 

too. R92.95 from 

Dis-Chem. 

Love an 

easy-touse 

pencil. 

Mavala’s 

Crayon 

Lumiere Eye 

Shadow in 

Beige Biscuit is our 

go-to for party eyes. 

R187 from Dis-Chem. 


Let’s 

1 

KICK IT! 

With the year-end festivities kicking off this month who wouldn’t want 

to turn heads in the sexiest shoes of the season? 

We’ve rounded up a few of our favourites. 

2 

NUDISH 

1. Every girl needs a beautiful 

stiletto in a nude colour and we 

love this Aserania heels from 

Aldo, R1 499. Nude shoes 

can be paired with any 

outfit or colour. Details: www. 

aldoshoes.co.za 

2. Cute and sexy! We’d love a pair 

of these Couplet vinyl squaretoe 

heeled sandals with vinyl 

bow detailing by Jeffrey 

Campbell, R2 399. 

Details: thatshoelady.co.za 

LITTLE BLACK… 

SHOE 

3. Just like your little black 

dress, a pair of black sandals is 

key. Add to that a bit of bling 

like these leather high-heel 

embellished sandals from 

the Blue Collection and 

you’re ready to dance the 

night away, R1 799. 

Details: www.zara.com/za/ 

4. As you might have noticed, 

vinyl details in shoes are big 

this party season. We love 

these black vinyl high heels 

from Mango, R699. 

Details: shop.mango.com/za 


3 

4

A BIT OF SPARKLE 

5. Diamonds, anyone? Do we 

even have to ask! For a bit of 

sparkle these Fergi diamante 

heels will be the perfect addition 

to your wardrobe, R499. 

Details: superbalist.com 

6. How gorgeous are these 

Erin Rhinestone heels from 

Steve Madden? R1 299. 

Details: stevemadden.co.za 

5 

6 

7 8 

9 

COLOUR ALL AROUND 

7. Blue, pink, red or orange. 

Brightly coloured shoes are all 

the rage and it’s easy to see 

why. These Mikale red stiletto 

heels from Call it Spring will 

most definitely turn heads, R799. 

Details: superbalist.com 

8. We also love these yellow 

Rorka heels from Aldo, R1 699. 

Details: www.zando.co.za 

ON THE 

LOW DOWN 

9. Mules are all the rage 

and no one says party 

shoes have to be heels. 

The beautiful heel detail in 

these Sabrina mules from 

Country Road will most 

definitely get your friends 

gushing, R1 599. Details: 

www.woolworths.co.za 

10. Put your best foot 

forward in one of this 

season’s must-have shoes – 

the slide. And how cute are 

these Lilith leather slides 

in shell pink? R799. Details: 

www.woolworths.co.za 

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BE MONEY SAVVY 

THIS FESTIVE SEASON... 

With Christmas only a few weeks away it’s safe to say that the party season has officially 

kicked off. To help you make the most of it, we asked financial consultant, author and 

speaker Ronel Jooste for financial advice to help get you through the season. 

4 

Once the calendar reaches November, you know it’s almost 

time for fun, relaxation and spending time with loved ones. 

The school holidays are around the corner and the children 

will need to be entertained for an extended period. Then 

there’s the holiday plans - be it staying in the city or heading 

to your vacation home at the beach. 

“Spending money will be inevitable but it is important to try 

to keep within your budget. Everything is more expensive 

during December and January is a long and tough month 

with plenty of expenses that you need to take into account. 

Enjoy the holidays but spend wisely,” says Ronel Jooste, 

award-winning entrepreneur and the owner of FinanciallyFit 

Group and PhysEQFiT Guesthouse in Centurion. 

HERE ARE HER TOP SAVING TIPS FOR 

THE HOLIDAY SEASON: 

1 

EXPENSIVE ISN’T 

NECESSARILY BETTER 

You don’t always need to buy expensive gifts. Most 

adults and children value time and attention more 

than expensive gifts. Give your loved ones the valuable 

gift of your time and attention this December. Rather 

create memories, because memories last a lifetime. 

2 

MAKE A WISH LIST 

Ask your family and friends to compile a 

wish list for Christmas. Rather spend money on 

gifts that will be appreciated than wasting money 

on gifts the receiver won’t use or derive value from. 

3 

PLAN YOUR SHOPPING 

7 

Shopping during the festive season is 

unavoidable but planning your shopping 

sprees in advance could save you lots of time 

and money. Don’t go to the shops unnecessarily. 

Rather compile a shopping list and try and stick to it. 

It’s also a great idea to look out for discounted prices 

and make use of loyalty programmes at shops - most 

shops have them. 


SAY NO TO EXCESSIVE 

DECORATIONS 

Don’t spend a fortune on decorations that will 

rapidly be forgotten. Use fruit bouquets that can 

double-up as dessert and flowers from your garden to 

create something cost-effective, unique and special. 

5 

SHARE THE COSTS 

Entertaining will feature on your to-do list this 

summer, but don’t carry all the costs. Entertaining 

at home is usually a lot cheaper than going to 

restaurants or entertainment venues. Ask friends 

and family to all contribute their favourite dish towards 

your feast meal. 

6 

GET CREATIVE 

If your budget is getting really tight during 

the holiday, be creative when planning activities. 

You can still have lots of fun without splashing 

out on activities. Make the most of the gorgeous 

summer weather and enjoy a picnic outside with friends 

and family. Movie night at home with popcorn and 

milkshakes is a great idea and so is a cook-off. Or camp 

in your garden, braai marshmallows and try to count 

the stars. Mountain biking is a fun and cost-effective 

activity to keep the kids entertained on a low budget. 

Go for walks with the family and dogs. There are beautiful 

bicycle parks, botanical gardens and nature reserves that 

you can enjoy without having to spend a fortune and be 

in a safe environment. 

KEEP AN EYE OUT 

FOR SALES 

The mad rush of inflated prices is over after 

Christmas and there are massive sales. If you 

plan properly for the year ahead and stick to your 

budget, you can pick up great savings the week after 

Christmas. Be money savvy though and don’t buy things 

you don’t need.

8 

GET YOUR 

INSURANCE IN ORDER 

Unfortunately, bad things do still happen 

to good people. Ensure that your life insurance, 

funeral cover and will are up to date at all times 

to avoid leaving chaos behind. Crime, house robbery 

and motor accidents increase significantly during the 

December holidays. Ensure your household content and 

motor vehicle insurance plans are up to date. Make sure 

that your house alarm, electric fencing and other security 

measures are in working condition before you go on 

holiday. Check that your vehicle is in a good condition 

and that your vehicle’s licence and your personal driver’s 

licence are valid. You don’t want to run the risk that 

the insurance is not paying out if something happens 

because the pre-set conditions were not met. If you are 

travelling abroad over the holiday period, check that 

you have travel insurance in place and that your needs 

are covered. 

“Always remember your health is your wealth. 

Take time out to relax and recover after a busy 2019. 

December holidays is a time to over-indulge and break 

free from routine. Enjoy yourself, but take care of your 

body: make time for some exercising, try to still eat 

healthy, keep portion control in mind, drink plenty of 

water in the heat and don’t consume too much alcohol,” 

Ronel, a self-confessed fitness fanatic, says. 

For more money savvy tips, or to order Ronel’s 

award-winning book, Financially Fit and Wealthy 

go to www.roneljooste.com. 

Details: www.financiallyfitlife.co.za. 

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FESTIVE 

FEAST 

If ever there was a time to drink, eat and be 

merry, it’s now. And on the menu? A feast of 

baked cheese, glazed ham and chocolate tart. 

Baked cranberry 

Camembert 

You’ll need: 100g frozen cranberries; 

150g Staffords cranberry jelly; 1tsp chilli 

flakes; one 250g wheel of Camembert 

or Brie cheese; 50g walnuts; 3 sprigs of 

rosemary. 

To make: Preheat oven to 180˚C. In a 

small saucepan combine the frozen 

cranberries, 100g Staffords cranberry 

jelly and chilli flakes. Cook over low 

heat until the cranberries are soft and 

the sauce has thickened slightly, for 

about 5 min. Set aside. 

On a baking tray, score the wheel of 

cheese in a 2cm by 2cm pattern. In the 

grooves, insert the rosemary leaves ... 

do this evenly throughout the wheel. 

Spread 50g of Staffords cranberry jelly 

evenly over the top of the wheel. Tie 

a piece of kitchen twine around the 

outside of the wheel to prevent it from 

breaking apart too early. Sprinkle the 

walnuts around the wheel. 

Bake for 8 to 10 minutes or until it has 

become soft in the middle. This will 

vary depending on the age of the 

cheese. Remove from the oven and 

place on a serving dish. Spoon over 

some of the cranberry chilli sauce and 

place the rest in a dish to serve on the 

side. Sprinkle with toasted walnuts and 

more fresh rosemary if desired. 

Serve immediately with a crusty sliced 

bread like sourdough or baguette. 


Honey mustard glazed ham 

You’ll need: 3kg leg of ham, trimmed and 

skin removed; 1 cup of smooth orange 

marmalade; quarter cup of Staffords honey; 

half a cup orange juice; 3 tbsp Staffords Dijon 

mustard; cloves for studding; sage for garnish. 

To make: Preheat oven to 180˚C. In a 

saucepan combine the marmalade, honey, 

orange juice and mustard. Cook over low 

heat until the glaze has thickened slightly – 

around five to seven minutes. Set aside, but 

do not allow to cool completely. If needed 

reheat over low heat for one to two minutes. 

Score the trimmed leg of ham into a 2cm 

diamond pattern. Push a single clove into 

the centre of each diamond. Only stud the 

top of the ham, or whichever side you’ll be 

presenting. Place on a rack above a lined 

baking sheet. Generously brush ham with 

glaze and place on the lowest rack of the 

oven. Every 10 minutes remove the ham from 

the oven, rotate and brush on more glaze. 

Repeat this until the ham is golden brown, 

about 40 to 60 minutes, depending on the 

oven. If the top begins to brown too quickly, 

loosely place a piece of tinfoil over the top. 

Once cooked, remove from the oven and 

allow to cool slightly. Sprinkle with sea salt 

flakes and serve on a large dish (sliced or 

whole) and garnish with fresh sage. 

Chocolate raspberry tart 

You’ll need: Chocolate pastry - 170g cake flour; 50g icing sugar; 

60ml cocoa powder; 2ml salt; 100g cold butter, cubed; 1 egg 

yolk; 60ml water. Filling - 200g raspberries; 500ml cream; 60g 

caster sugar; 100g Staffords milk choc disks; 150g Staffords dark 

choc disks; 5ml Staffords vanilla extract with seeds; 3 eggs, lightly 

whisked; 10ml cocoa powder, for dusting 

To make: For the chocolate pastry, sift the flour, cocoa powder 

and icing sugar into a mixing bowl and add salt. Add cold butter 

and work into the flour, using your fingertips, until the mixture 

resembles breadcrumbs. Beat the egg yolk with water, add to 

the flour mixture and mix until the dough comes together. Turn 

out onto a lightly floured surface and knead briefly until smooth. 

Wrap in clingfilm and place in the fridge for 20 minutes. Then roll 

the pastry out on a lightly flour-dusted surface and line a 25cm 

loose-bottomed tart tin. Chill in the fridge for 20 minutes. Preheat 

oven to 190°C. Blind bake the pastry case for 12–15 minutes. 

Remove from oven and allow to cool. 

To make the filling, reduce the oven temperature to 160°C. 

Reserve a third of the raspberries for decoration and use the 

remainder to line the baked tart case. Place the cream and sugar 

in a pan and gently bring to the boil. Stir until the sugar dissolves, 

then remove from heat. Add milk choc disks, dark choc disks and 

vanilla extract with seeds and stir until smooth. Allow to cool 

for five minutes, then stir in the eggs. Transfer the tart case to a 

baking sheet and pour chocolate filling over raspberries. Bake 

the tart for 25 to 35 minutes, or until the filling is cooked, but still 

slightly wobbly in the middle. Allow to cool at room temperature 

until set. Decorate with remaining raspberries and a dusting of 

cocoa powder round the edges. 

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products from the Staffords range. From baking to braaiing, going fancy or keeping it simple, there’s a Staffords product 

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Fly camping ... 

a safari for the adventurous

Walking through Big Five country and sleeping out in the wild 

So you’re looking for somethng a little out of the ordinary? A little more adventurous. 

Something special. And as we so often do (boast, boast), we’ve done the hard work for 

you and found something spectacular for you to experience. An authentic wilderness 

adventure, where you can experience the beauty of the bush on foot and sleep out in 

the wild. A fly camping safari experience is the latest activity offered at Samara Private 

Game Reserve in the Great Karoo – arguably one of the most extraordinary areas of 

South Africa. 

Taking its name from the original safari days when explorers set up camp in big game 

country with little more than a fly sheet protecting them from the elements, Samara’s 

fly camping activity remains true to these origins. 

WIth a maximum of six guests, your adventure begins with a guided bush walk 

through Big Five territory ... fret not ... the rangers are armed and they, and the trackers, 

are hugely experienced. Come dusk, you’ll arrive at your private camp, where your 

tents have already been set up (thank heavens ... imagine having to do that yourself 

after a long day walking in the bush!), and the fire ready to be lit. You’ll have (massively 

welcome, we’re sure) sundowners followed by a traditional South Africa braai – think 

boerewors, roosterbrood and grilled pineapple – cooked by the ranger and tracker 

team. You’ll spend the evening sitting round the campfire, sharing safari stories and 

listening to the nightly chorus of jackals, nightingales and the occasional lion roar, 

before retreating to bed. The next morning, you can continue your walk or drive back 

to the lodge. 

This fly camping safari is only available from October to May (excluding December 15 

to January 10) and is limited to guests who’ve booked a minimum three-night stay 

in one of Samara’s lodges. A R7 000 a night camping surcharge applies, although this 

charge is included in the cost if guests book a five-night conservation package. Prices 

include the services of a fully armed ranger and tracker. You must be be 16 or older. 

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Seventy reasons to enjoy 

Roodeberg this festive season 

Roodeberg, the legendary red blend 

that has been bringing friends together 

since 1949, celebrates its 70th anniversary 

this year. A true South African original 

that’s stood the test of time, the wine was 

developed by a pioneer of the SA wine 

industry, Dr Charles Niehaus, and was 

one of our country’s biggest export wine 

brands. It wasn’t until 2004 that it became 

readily available to us here at home ... 

and for a long while, locals could only get 

their hands on a bottle through a wine 

farming acquaintance with a KWV quota. 

The stories go that bartering sought-after 

test match tickets, biltong and the like in 

return for a bottle or two was a common 

occurrence. For many, Roodeberg still 

conjures up fond memories of people, 

places and occasions, and of sharing 

special life-changing moments with family 

and friends, often with rare vintages 

squirrelled away. Catch all the action of 

Roodeberg’s 70th anniversary year by 

joining the Roodeberg community on 

Facebook or follow @Roodeberg_Wine on 

Instagram and Twitter. For one incredibly 

lucky reader, this party season is about to 

get a whole lot more festive. To celebrate 

Roodeberg’s 70th birthday, we’re giving 

away 70 bottles (nope, that’s not a typo). 

One reader, 70 bottles. One amazingly 

happy festive season. To stand a chance 

of winning, simply visit our Get It National 

Facebook page, follow us, and like the 

Roodeberg Spoil post. We’ll be drawing 

the prize early... so get your entries in 

before December 15. Cheers! 

Spoil 

Festive

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