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WHY DON’T YOU 

2 Take a look at all the exciting events you don’t want to miss this 

November 

WISH LIST 

6 ‘I’m walking on sunshine ... and don’t it feel good!’ 

PEOPLE 

8 Meet Bloem’s FIRST-TIME OLYMPIANS 

Taheera Augousti 

Johanita Scholtz 

Kayla Swarts 

FASHION 

16 Summertime vibes 

FOOD 

18 The ultimate winner’s breakfast 

COVER SEARCH 

24 Meet our eight finalists 

SPOIL 

32 WIN a bottle of Ferragamo Signorina Unica 

COVER 

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Makeup: MUD Studios Bloemfontein 

Venue and set design: Incanda Bloemfontein 

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November 2024

Out & About 

Bloemfontein has a lot to offer this November, so make sure you 

don’t miss out on any of these events! 

02 

Join Question Art to 

celebrate six years of the 

November Art Kulture festival. The 

all-day event will be hosted at Big 

Massive Studio to celebrate art, 

culture and creativity. 

02 

Take a walk down memory 

lane with Steve Graham 

who will be entertaining 

Bloemfontein with a 60s to 70s 

retro tribute show at Aasvoël 

Klub. Tickets are R150 per person. 

The show starts at 8 pm. For 

bookings, WhatsApp or contact 

084 559 8991. 

Compiled by: Abigail Visagie 

03 

The Botanical Garden is 

hosting a market filled 

with art, crafts, clothing, food, 

craft liquor and a lovely onsite 

sit-down restaurant. The entry 

fee is R35 for adults and R20 

for children. Contact Marie- 

Louise Smith at 083 287 8845 for 

information on how you can get 

involved as a stallholder. 

15 

One of Bloemfontein’s favourites, Spoegwolf, will be 

performing live at Be Human Middelwater Farm at 6 pm. 

Tickets are R250 per person and can be purchased on Quicket. 

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08-09 

Pocahontas, the musical, is taking place at the 

Wynand Mouton Theatre at the University of the Free 

State. The musical will include ballerinas, actors and many other 

surprises. The shows start at 3 pm and 7 pm. Tickets are available 

on webticket or any Pick n Pay store. 

09 

Expect a high-energy performance filled 

with familiar melodies, sing-along lyrics, and 

a few surprises that only the Undead Generation 

can deliver at Chillax. Limited merchandise is still 

on sale. Come for the music but stay for the vibes. 

22 

Kick off the weekend with an incredible night of 

Afrikaans music with Die Piesangskille. The band 

will be performing live at Die Watergat at 8 pm. 

Tickets cost R180 per person on Computicket. 

08 

Bloemfontein’s biggest rock band, also 

described as the living legends, Lost Chord, 

will be rocking ears at Aasvoël Klub. Tickets cost 

R100 and can be purchased by contacting 084 

559 8991. 

23 

The Odeion School of Music will be hosting 

a magical evening of festive symphony 

presented by the Rhapsody Orchestra. This 

concert will showcase Beethoven’s grand 

Second Symphony. Leroy Anderson will also be 

in attendance, presenting A Christmas Festival, 

which weaves an overture and Christmas carols 

together. 

27 

The Lig community will be hosting its 

annual Liggiefees. LIG Gemeente Liggiefees. 

The guest artist will be Hannes Bosman. Hotdogs, 

hamburgers and beverages will be sold and the 

entry is free. Contact Jenny at 051 522 0392 for 

more information. 

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The Munga MTB 2024 is finally here! The 

Munga runs just over 1,000 km and you 

have just 120 hours to complete the race. It starts 

in Bloemfontein and ends at the Doolhof wine 

estate in Wellington. The route is predominantly 

off-road and covers some of the most beautiful, 

and barren terrain in South Africa. Tickets can be 

bought from www.myactive.co.za 

Breakfast & Brunch Buffets 

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tert. Scrambled Eggs. Spinach / Chips. Bacon / Wors /Pork 

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Pancakes / Waffles / Yoghurt. Rolls / Jam / Butter 

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Book club 

Eight books. One wine. And a brilliant lifestyle magazine. 

Not content with making fine wines, the Bruce Jack team 

also produce Jack Journal - along with a collection of 

brilliant designers and gifted writers who, they say, practise a 

long-form art of writing where context trumps sound-bites, a 

magazine they describe as a gorgeous, beautifully crafted, 

long-lasting, collectable magazine, at a time of rushed, massproduced 

things designed to break, wear out and be ugly. 

It’s a lifestyle mag ... the latest filled with everything from 

indigenous medicinal plants to regenerative agriculture, 

from the brilliance of beetles to how blisters felled a walker 

on the Camino Santiago. Read it with a glass of 

Bruce Jack Reserve Stream of Consciousness - a 

hedonistic nose of chocolate-smothered purple plums, 

framed by vanilla and Indian spices, with note of black and 

red forest fruit, brambles and white pepper. 

The mag’s R140, the wine R150, from brucejack.com 

Two wickedly thrilling reads. Steve Cavanagh’s Witness 8 opens with a murder. 

One witnessed by nanny and housemaid Ruby Johnson who knows the killer… 

and anonymously calls it in to the police. Open and shut case. But Ruby lied. 

An innocent man has been set up. And it’s up to ex-conman-turned-lawyer 

Eddie Flynn to find out the truth. Great characters, killer twists. Headline • A hitand-run 

turns out, after the chief medical examiner discovers some puzzling 

inconsistencies, to be murder, with the victim severely tortured before death. 

It’s the first, but not last, murder of a twisted, clever killer, now on the radar of 

Detective Robert Hunter. The Death Watcher. It’s Chris Carter, so you know it’s 

going to be twisted, with a gut-wrenching twist. Simon and Schuster 

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English teacher Richard Boyle is one 

of the good guys. Always ready to 

help out. But he got more than he 

bargained for when he talks down a 

former student who arrives at school 

with a bomb strapped to his chest 

and scores to settle. Richard’s hailed 

a hero - but things turn nasty with 

blackmailers and drug dealers and 

accusations and dirty secrets. One 

good deed … followed by twist 

after twist. I Will Ruin You is a terrific 

suspense thriller by Linwood Barclay. 

Carla’s father walked out of his family 

more than two decades ago ... but 

sent letters to keep in touch. When 

his body is found, she discovers he’s 

been dead all along. Who, then, has 

been sending the letters? Add in a 

detective who’s just returned to work 

after treatment for a post-traumatic 

stress disorder, an armed break-in and 

someone determined to keep longburied 

secrets from being discovered 

and you’ve a rip-roaring thriller in Karen 

Rose’s Buried Too Deep. Headline 

In the luxury city of Riyadh, a billion 

dollar deal is about to go badly 

wrong. A lavish night out is about 

to end in murder. And the British 

government is about to be plunged 

into crisis. In Britain, the latest in a 

long line of peers lies dying ... and 

his will triggers an inheritance with 

explosive consequences. Two deaths, 

continents apart. Both at the centre of 

a criminal’s plot for revenge. Revenge 

just got personal in Jeffrey Archer’s 

An Eye for An Eye. Harper Collins 


All books available at Exclusive Books 

When local pub-owner David jumps 

into the river to save a drowning 

stranger, he’s celebrated as a hero. His 

actions, and face, are broadcast on 

news stations throughout the country. 

For most people, new-found fame 

is celebrated. For David, it’s a death 

sentence. He and his wife, attorney 

Marcie, are suddenly experiencing 

all sorts of strange and unsettling 

experiences. Their dog goes missing 

from their secure yard. Everyday 

household items turns up in strange 

locations. Someone’s messing with 

them. Why? It appears David isn’t who 

everyone - including his wife - thinks 

he is. But then this mother-of-two 

discovers his secret life. And it might 

just cost them theirs! Lies He Told Me 

by James Patterson and David Ellis is a 

ripping good read. Century 

Short but terrific 

We love collections of short stories. 

Perfect for when you want a great 

read, but don’t have time to settle 

down with a book. Flights. Pool 

side. Waiting up for the teens to 

get home. 40 or so pages of clever, 

gripping stories. And let’s face it ... 

what’s better than a Jeffery Deaver? 

A devious collection of 13 Jeffery 

Deaver short stories. With, said with 

some excitement, appearances from 

Lincoln Rhyme and Colter Shaw. 

Try not to read all 13 in Dead Ends 

at once! Harper Collins Publishers 

• And from Lee Child, creator of 

Jack Reacher, a collection of 20 

cunningly plotted stories, with 

unexpected twists every which 

way. Safe Enough also has a bonus 

short story from Lee Child and 

Tess Gerritsen ... Over Easy, where 

Reacher meets his match! Penguin 

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Compiled by: Kym Argo

Wish list 

‘I’m walking on sunshine ... and don’t it feel good!’ 

Daisy Charms 

earrings, R139 

from Superbalist. 

Compiled by Kym Argo • Walking on Sunshine by Katrina and the Waves 

If a pancake and a crepe had a love child, it would be a 

Dutch baby! Which, with oven roasted tomatoes, is the first 

recipe in Yotam Ottolenghi’s much-anticipated new book. 

And from there on, past salmon fishcakes with chermoula 

remoulade, cheeseball lemon rice with chilli butter, and 

Bohemian fish pie, to the last Malty figgy pudding recipe, 

it’s just one extraordinarily sensational comfy dish after 

another. But what makes it comfort food? As Yotam points 

out, one kid’s melted-cheese-toasted sandwich dream is 

another kid’s nightmare. Very often, behind a comforting 

dish often lies a relationship: A unique attachment. From 

meatloaf to matza ball soup to marble cake ... for each of 

us it’s a feeling we’re remembering about them. Perhaps, 

he says, it should be called memory food or community 

food. Whichever ... Ottolenghi Comfort is overflowing 

with dishes that may already be in your comfort food 

bank, others that will hopefully, once you’ve made them 

enough times for people you love, become them ... dishes 

and memories and feelings to pass on from generation to 

generation. R795, Ebury Press. 

Fancy lush lashes without the fuss and risks of 

falsies? Count us in! Meet Makeup by Ryno’s 

Rx Lash Growth Mascara and Serum. This 

poly-peptide-infused duo enhances your 

natural lash growth for lashes damaged by 

extensions, a medical condition or simply 

if they’ve always been a little on the sparse 

side. For noticeable results, use the mascara 

by day and the serum by night. And ... bonus 

... If you purchase the serum (R1300) this 

November, you will get the mascara (R750) free. 

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Revitalising. 

Brightening. 

Radiant. All the 

words we want 

to hear come 

Summer. Gatineau 

Radiance 

Enhancing 

Vitamin C Serum 

promises all three. 

And more. Just 

launched, you’ll 

find it for R1295 at 

Absolute 

Skin, Truworths, 

Woolies and 

Orleans Cosmetics. 

We’re saying a hot Summer hello 

to this new Glemorangie Triple 

Cask Reserve whisky, launched 

in SA recently by Dr Bill Lumsden, 

Glenmorangie’s Director of 

Distilling, Whisky Creation 

and Whisky Stocks, one of 

the world’s most awarded 

master distillers, and 

sometimes referred to as 

the Rock Star of Whisky. 

His unconventional 

distilling genius is 

behind this rich, subtly 

spiced single malt ... all 

candied orange peel, 

ginger, cinnamon and 

cloves, matured in 

three types of casks, 

it’s delicious served 

neat, with ice, and 

has sufficient body to 

be used in a Summer 

cocktail. Around 

R539 from your fave 

bottlestore. Follow on 

IG @glenmorangie 


From the poolside to 

cocktail hour to dinner ... 

this floral print Holiday 

Australia Patiso kaftan is a joy. 

One size fits all, R2999 from 

elizabethsummer.com 

November 2024 Get It Bloemfontein 7

Meet Bloem’s 

first-time Olympians 

Compiled by: Justine Fortuin Photographs: Gypseenia Lion 

Get It Bloemfontein sat down for an exclusive Q&A with three remarkable young athletes 

who recently represented South Africa at the Olympics for the very first time. Each hailing 

from Bloemfontein, they share their inspiring journeys, Olympic experiences, and the 

unique role the City of Roses has played in shaping them as athletes. 


Taheera Augousti: 

SA hockey player & 1st time Olympian 

Taheera Augousti, at just 19, has already made her mark on the 

global stage as a field hockey player for South Africa. Coming 

from a sporty family, Taheera was introduced to sports at a very 

young age, eventually finding her heart drawn to hockey at the 

age of six. With her sights set on becoming one of the best, she 

focused entirely on hockey, and her passion and hard work have 

taken her to the Olympic Games 

– a dream turned reality. 

What was it like to compete at the Paris Olympics? How did 

that experience compare to other competitions? 

Competing at the Olympics was a dream come true. It’s hard 

to put into words just how special it felt, especially because my 

family was there with me. I also got to play against people I’ve 

looked up to and who have inspired me throughout my career. 

“Playing at 

the Olympic 

Games was a 

dream come 

true. It’s a 

feeling that 

I cannot 

explain.” 

How did it feel to represent South Africa on such a 

prestigious stage? 

Standing with my teammates and singing the national anthem 

on the world stage was surreal. I had goosebumps the first time, 

and it was a moment I had waited for my entire life. Representing 

South Africa is something I do with so much pride, and it’s not 

something many people get the chance to do. 

How has growing up and training in Bloemfontein shaped 

you as an athlete? 

Growing up in Bloemfontein has definitely played a big role in 

shaping me as an athlete. Hockey is very big here, and during my 

school years, the competition between schools was intense. That 

competition helped me grow and develop my skills, which led 

me to where I am today. 

What challenges have you faced on your journey to the 

Olympics, and how did you overcome them? 

Being one of the youngest in the team – I was nervous about 

making mistakes and letting my team down. But that fear 

pushed me to work even harder and become better. 

What are your future plans in your sporting career? 

I’m still young, so I’m definitely aiming to go to more Olympic 

Games. I also have goals to play for a club in The Netherlands and 

to continuously improve my game. 

What advice would you give to young, aspiring athletes, 

especially those from South Africa? 

No matter your circumstances or background, you can achieve 

anything if you put your mind to it. You need to be willing to 

work harder than anyone else and give it everything you’ve got. 

Outside of sports, what are some of your personal interests? 

How do you balance your life as an elite athlete with other 

passions? 

I love spending time with my family and friends. It’s easy 

to balance my personal life with sports because my family 

understands how busy my schedule is, and they support me 

through it. 



Johanita Scholtz: 

SA Badminton star & 1st time Olympian 

At 24, Johanita Scholtz is a dedicated badminton player for South 

Africa. Her love for sports began when she was just four years 

old. Growing up, watching her mother play squash, Johanita’s 

curiosity led her to the badminton courts, where she found her 

passion. From that moment, she immersed herself in the world 

of badminton, a sport that challenged her on every level and 

became her lifelong pursuit. Today, she continues to push the 

limits of her abilities, fuelled by her unwavering dedication to the 

game. 

“Badminton challenges you in 

every way possible, and if you 

know me, I love a challenge.” 

What was it like to compete at the Paris Olympics? How 

did that experience compare to other competitions? 

Competing in the Paris Olympics was an unforgettable 

experience. The atmosphere was exhilarating, and the level 

of competition was intense. There’s something special 

about the Olympics–the camaraderie, the respect among 

athletes, and the pride of representing your country on the 

world stage. It was the culmination of years of hard work 

and dreaming. 

How did it feel to represent South Africa at such a 

prestigious event? 

It was an honour and deeply humbling to represent South 

Africa. Wearing the national colours on the biggest stage 

of the sporting world filled me with pride. It’s not just 

about me – it’s about everyone who has supported me 

along the way, and all the athletes who have come before 

me. It was truly unforgettable. 

How has growing up and training in Bloemfontein 

shaped you as an athlete? 

Growing up in Bloemfontein gave me the belief in my 

abilities. I’ve had strong mentors, and the community 

has always been my rock. The support system here is 

incredible, and I’ve had sparring partners from previous 

Olympians to national champions. It’s a place that 

produces strong athletes. 

What challenges have you faced on your journey to the 

Olympics, and how did you overcome them? 

One of the biggest challenges was staying mentally 

positive during setbacks. There were times when things 

didn’t go as expected, but those challenges taught me 

perseverance. I had a great support structure that helped 

me stay focused on my goals. 

What are your future plans in your sporting career? 

I’m focused on continuous improvement, with an eye 

on the 2028 Olympics. I want to compete at the highest 

level, refine my skills, and contribute to the growth of 

badminton. Major tournaments leading up to the next 

Games will be part of that journey. 

What advice would you give to young, aspiring 

athletes? 

Competing against the world might seem daunting, 

but we can absolutely compete at the top level. You 

just have to believe in yourself and never settle for 

less. 

Outside of sports, what are some of your 

personal interests? How do you balance your 

life as an elite athlete with other passions? 

I studied fashion design because I’ve always 

loved art and fashion. Balancing sports and 

designing is all about integrating both into 

my daily routine. It helps me take my 

mind off one when I need to focus on 

the other, and that balance has been 

essential for me. 


Kayla Swarts: 

SA hockey player & 1st time Olympian 

From a young age, Kayla Swarts has always been drawn to 

the outdoors and sports, where her competitive spirit, rooted 

in family, pushed her to excel. With a deep love for athletics 

and hockey, her journey as an athlete began almost as soon 

as she could walk, driven by her desire to constantly improve 

and be the best version of herself. 

What was it like to compete at the Paris Olympics? How 

did that experience compare to other competitions 

you’ve participated in? 

Representing my country and family at the biggest sporting 

event in history was honestly something I used to think one 

can only dream of, but having it come to life felt so surreal. 

The fact I could share this moment with my brother just 

made it so much more special. It doesn’t compare to any 

competition I’ve been to before. The atmosphere we as a 

team created, starting from the change room going onto the 

field, brought me so much pride. Being starstruck – seeing 

my idols strolling around in the Olympic village – and, mostly, 

the amount of preparation and sacrifice that went into 

the Games, made it all worthwhile. It finally paid off when I 

played my first match against Argentina, singing the anthem, 

realising that a lifelong dream had just come true. 

What was it like going to the Olympics with your brother, 

Wayde? How has his success and world record influenced 

or inspired your own athletic career? 

Building up to the Paris Olympics, I often thought back to the 

moment my brother broke the record in 2016. Just seeing 

how ecstatic and proud my parents were, and the way it 

made me feel watching from the stands, made me realise 

that one day I too want to strive towards competing at the 

Olympics and bring that sense of joy and pride to my family. 

It often did get tough during the Olympic preparation, but 

having someone in my corner who’s overcoming similar 

obstacles and battles, who’s already been to two Olympic 

Games, and who shares advice is truly a blessing and not 

something many people are privileged to have. 

How did it feel to represent South Africa at such a 

prestigious event like the Olympics? What does 

wearing the national colours on the world stage 

mean to you personally? 

Representing my country felt surreal and an 

absolute honour. Wearing the national colours, 

especially alongside my brother, made the whole 

experience even more meaningful. 

How has growing up and training in Bloemfontein 

shaped you as an athlete? Do you feel that the city’s 

environment and community played a role in your 

development? 

I think the fact that Bloemfontein is such a small town 

helps eliminate any extra distractions and hassles. 

Weekends are usually filled with sporting events, and 

during the week, my parents didn’t have to travel far 

distances to get to training or attend any extra sessions if 

needed. 


What are your future plans in your sporting career? Do 

you have your sights set on the next Olympics or any 

other major goals? 

After attending the 2024 Olympics, it definitely sparked a 

flame to strive towards the Games in LA 2028. I now know 

more of what is required to compete at the highest level and 

take all the highs and lows as learning lessons while I strive 

towards that goal. 

What advice would you give to young, aspiring athletes, 

especially those from South Africa, who dream of 

reaching the Olympic stage one day? 

To stay committed to their dreams, never give up on yourself. 

Regardless of your background or current situation, you 

never know when things may turn in your favour. No one 

can take your hard work and the extra effort that you put in 

away from you. It’s all in your hands, so don’t wait for the right 

opportunities to come to you – create them. 

Outside of sports, what are some of your personal 

interests or passions? How do you balance your life as an 

elite athlete with other aspects of your life? 

I really enjoy spending quality time with my family. My 

brother and I often take trips to go fishing, which is always a 

good getaway to relax from the everyday routine. 

“Sharing 

the Olympic 

experience with 

my brother made 

it all the more 

special.” 

November 2024 Get It Bloemfontein 11 

Compiled by: Justine Fortuin Photograph: Fifteen27 Productions/Lerato Lebaka

Breakouts. Not just for teens. 

Keep an Aromatic Apothecary 

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has three essential oils ... Tea 

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Bergamot (a natural, 

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Those of you with dry, sensitive, and eczema-prone skin probably 

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Hellenes proudly take 

‘care of strangers’ 

The Bloemfontein Hellenic 

Community (BHC) was founded 

in 1956 by various Hellenes, 

some of who can trace 

their arrival on our shores 

back to just after the 

Anglo Boer War. The 

BHC continues to 

remain one of the 

oldest, structured, 

Mediterranean 

organisations in 

South Africa. Over the 

years, Hellenes of all walks 

have assimilated well into 

the South African culture, 

further allowing the development 

of a sub-culture of its own. As a cultural and nonprofit 

organisation, the BHC continues to work on 

its mandate, focusing on the sustainability of its 

unique South African, Hellenic identity. According 

to the community, this unique cultural and 

traditional diversity continues to add to the rich 

tapestry, that is South Africa. To do so, it continues 

annually with projects aimed at ensuring the 

organisation’s self-sustainability and charity. One of 

the most popular and successful being the Annual 

Hellenic Golf Day. The community takes pride in the 

fact that these projects have allowed many in the 

greater community of Bloemfontein to experience 

the true meaning of Philoxenia, a Hellenic concept 

described best as the ‘care of strangers’. As with all 

communities, during the pandemic, the BHC lost 

one of its most loved priests to Covid-19. Since 

then, priests had to be flown in for Sunday services, 

funerals, christenings and weddings. 

Funds raised at events hosted by the BHC continue 

to ensure the financial strength to sustain the 

community’s religious and cultural needs, while 

the search is on for a new priest. Further to 

the above, the community boasts its very own 

language school which continues to ensure that as 

a community, their unique and ancient language 

does not fade away into obscurity. 

The entire 

Hellenic 

Community of 

Bloemfontein would 

like to take this opportunity 

to congratulate the 

extraordinary achievement 

of Taheera Augusti! May you 

continue to reach for the 

stars. Your achievements 

thus far have made your 

family, community and 

Bloemfontein as a whole 

very proud. Congratulations, 

young lady! 


PROMOTION 

The Bloemfontein Hellenic Community (BHC), founded in 1956, celebrates its rich 

cultural heritage while fostering a unique South African Hellenic identity. Committed to 

charity and sustainability, it hosts events like the Annual Hellenic Golf Day, promoting 

community and Philoxenia. 



SUMMERTIME VIBES 

Get ready to elevate your summer wardrobe with these must-have fashion staples! 

From flowy maxi dresses to chic sunglasses and statement accessories, we’ve got all 

the essentials you need to stay stylish under the sun. 

These highwaisted 

shorts 

are endlessly 

versatile 

and can be 

worn to 

almost every 

occasion. Cut 

from mid-blue 

100% cotton, 

they’re faded 

for a vintage 

look and have 

relaxed wide 

legs. R799 from 

Old Khaki. 

This relaxed-fitting shirt 

is a great way to update 

your wardrobe for the 

new season. It’s crafted 

from a luxurious linen 

blend and has Dolman 

roll-up sleeves and front 

buttons. R 599 from 

Woolworths. 

This pink dress 

is the perfect 

addition 

to your 

wardrobe. 

Featuring a 

fit and flare 

fit, sexy open 

back detail and a 

rayon fabric. R 359.99 

from The Fix. 

What’s summer without cute sandals? Give 

your look a fierce update with these bow 

slip-on sandals. R 179.99 from The Fix. 

Compiled by: Justine Fortuin 

Shield yourself from the 

summer sun, but make it cute! 

Complete your look with the 

Bella Bucket Hat in natural from 

Forever New. R399. 


The Luella shopper 

brings a summer feel 

to your style with its 

woven raffia body. It also 

features a goldtone 

handle and 

embroidered 

logo detail to 

keep the look 

polished. R899 

from Foschini. 

Make these 

rectangular glasses 

with a modern 

update your elevated 

summer accessory. 

Ideally designed with 

a thick frame and 

tinted UV-protective 

lenses, you’ll be chic 

yet protected from 

the sun’s rays. R199 

from Woolworths. 

Pretty in pink! It’s 

the top trending 

colour that brightens 

up your wardrobe 

season after season. 

The perfect pair and 

a must wear. R250 

from Lovisa. 

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The ultimate 

winner’s breakfast! 

A balanced breakfast fuels the body and get the mind ready for success. 

Chef Fabian Jafta from Kitchen Culture breaks down what the 

ultimate dish for a winner’s breakfast is! 

Text: ABIGAIL VISAGIE Photographs: WARREN HAWKINS 

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Kitchen Culture’s 

brands includes 

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Dining Experience, 

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Lunchables 

catering to 

diverse tastes 

and needs. 

A winner’s breakfast should 

be nutrient-dense, delicious, 

and satisfying. Chef Fabian 

recommends dishes like: 

1. eggs Benedict; 

2. avocado toast with poached 

eggs; or 

3. oatmeal with fresh fruit. 

Chef Fabian is constantly looking for 

innovative ways to combine flavours 

and nutrients. The Kitchen Culture shake 

combines the antioxidant-rich Moringa 

powder with protein-packed pea 

powder, frozen fruits, and creamy milk for 

a refreshing and healthy treat. 

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Moringa Berry Bliss Shake: 

Ingredients: 

1 scoop Pea protein powder 

1 tsp Moringa powder 

150g Mixed Berries 

150g Frozen Pineapple 

250ml Milk 

1 Frozen Banana 

Method: 

Blend all ingredients until smooth and enjoy! 

DOs: 

• Eat nutrient-dense foods: whole grains, lean 

proteins, fruits, and vegetables 

• Hydrate adequately 

• Fuel your body before and after workouts 

• Choose complex carbohydrates for sustained 

energy 

DON’Ts: 

• Avoid processed and high-sugar foods 

• Limit saturated fats and salt 

• Don’t skip meals or neglect post-workout nutrition 

• Avoid heavy meals close to competition or training 


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Popping pinks 

summer bedroom 

Get your bedroom ready for summer with neutral tones, 

adding a pop of pink to brighten the space. 

Even with rising 

temperatures as 

we get closer to 

summer, there will 

surely be some 

cold evenings to 

come. Make sure 

you have a blanket 

from Takealot for 

R2299, even if it is 

merely decorative. 

Frame your bed 

accordingly with this 

pink headboard from 

Takealot. The perfect 

way to add colour and 

texture to your space 

without having to 

repaint a wall. Make it 

yours for R2529. 

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While this bench does not offer any extra 

storage space, it does add more seating in your 

bedroom. Get yours from Coricraft for R4999. 

Scatter this 

cushion, or a few, 

around the room to 

soften and add colour 

to the space. Whether 

you rest your head on it, 

or break the monotone, 

get this cushion from 

Volpes at R249. 


We love 

The first step when brightening any room is to switch out 

the lighting. Why not enhance your bedroom with this 

three-tier chandelier? Add natural feeling light to your space 

for R26 995 from Weylandts. 

and relaxed 

summer 

afternoons 

If you’re already 

decorating most of 

your space, you surely 

cannot leave your walls 

bare. Add this art into 

the mix. Available from 

Builders Warehouse 

for R599. 

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Curling up with a good 

book, or simply catching 

some sunrays, is easy in 

this single seater chair. 

Add it to your bedroom 

makeover for R8999 

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Indoor plant of the month 

Venus flytrap is a carnivorous little 

plant that sounds creepy enough for 

Halloween hi-jinks but is actually quite 

practical and beautiful in a bizarre 

kind of way. The leaves act as fly traps, 

with the inner part of the leaf looking 

like a pink mouth surrounded by 

spiny, sharp teeth. Along comes a fly 

and the leaf snaps shut. 

When grown indoors the Venus 

flytrap needs at least six hours of sun, 

so it will thrive in a sunny room, on a 

windowsill or on the patio. Place the 

plant in a 2 to 4cm deep saucer filled 

with water. To prevent it from rotting, 

let the tray dry out for a short period 

every week but never let the plant 

dry out completely as this will kill it. 

There is no need to fertilise because 

the flies provide all the nutrients the 

plant needs. 

In Winter the plant goes dormant 

and dies down. Move it to a cool area 

so that it stays dormant. Water less, 

keeping the soil lightly moist. Come 

Summer, move it back into the sun. 

Details: lvgplant.co.za 

Text: ALICE COETZEE 

Veggie of the month 

Squash Bennings Green is a quick and easy 

to grow heirloom patty pan squash, that is regarded as 

one of the tastiest of the Summer squash varieties - 

with a nutty, slightly sweet flavour. The saucer shaped 

fruit has scalloped edges and is pale green 

when young, maturing to a creamy white. The 

medium sized bushy plant is a prolific producer 

throughout Summer, with the first fruit ready to 

harvest within 50 days of germination. Sow seed 

directly into the soil in a sunny position, in fertile, well 

composted soil. Water around the base of the plant 

and don’t allow it to completely dry out. The fruit is at 

its tastiest when eaten young and green. 

Older fruit can be added to slow cooked stews, 

casseroles and potjies. Details: kirchhoffs.co.za 


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Tasty Summer squash, beautiful and bizarre 

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Garden tasks for November 

• It is still a good time to plant Summer flowers like impatiens 

and begonias for shade, and dahlias, gazanias, gaillardia, gaura, 

marigolds, portulaca and salvia for sun. 

• Feed roses and hydrangeas once a month and water more often if 

it gets very hot. Renew mulch to keep the soil moist for longer. 

• Succession sowing of most vegetables can be continued up 

until the end of this month. 

• In the absence of rain, water deeply at least once a week. 

• To prevent fungus diseases in the lawn, do not water during the 

hottest time of the day. Rather water early in the morning or late 

afternoon. 

We’re planting … 

Cuphea Sweet talk because 

it’s the perfect pollinator plant. 

It produces nectar-rich flowers in 

shades of bright red, deep pink, or 

lavender splash. Plants are low growing 

and compact, suitable for a sunny bed, 

border or containers. They are heat tolerant 

and flower from Spring to Autumn. For 

a neat and colourful border, space 

plants 20 to 30cm apart. Plants are 

heat tolerant but will do best with 

regular deep watering in 

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Meet our eight finalists 

Andisa Ntsila is a professional 

rugby player who boasts experience 

representing the SWD Eagles, 

the Sharks, the Southern Kings 

and Toyota Free State Cheetahs, 

respectively. Yet, the position 

closest to his heart is being a 

father. He is constantly looking 

for new ways to expand himself 

beyond the rugby field and 

thus he started the ANDI NTSILA 

FOUNDATION. His foundation 

aims to assist crèches and 

orphanages with necessities. 

Although Andisa’s passion has 

been rugby for as long as he can 

remember, the community is still 

his top priority. 

Annemie Willers is an Intern Medical 

Scientist who says her curious 

mind and love for biology steered 

her into this career path. She is 

currently the ambassador for 

Sunflower Children’s Hospice in 

Bloemfontein and says that 

being on the cover of this 

magazine will help shed light 

on the challenges that are 

faced there. Annemie assists 

with bringing awareness 

when funds are needed and 

making people aware of the 

hospice. She is a firm believer 

in “it doesn’t matter where you 

come from but it matters what you 

do where you are”. 

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Katlego Mogorosi is a coffee shop 

owner who believes in challenging 

herself to do something out of the 

norm. Her life is an example of the 

limitless possibilities that each person 

is given and she says “the only person 

who can stand in your way is 

you”. She is a firm believer that 

everything in life has a time 

and a place and before she 

embarks on any journey she 

prays. Her involvement in 

the community is direct 

and indirect, for example, 

she partnered with Childline 

Free State where she provides 

boxes of toys for the children 

with her children. 

Lerato Seliane is a qualified personal 

trainer but prefers to be called a 

fitness instructor as she does many 

other things under fitness. When 

she is not at the gym where she is 

currently employed, Lerato can be 

found assisting underprivileged 

schools with their sport. She 

coaches underprivileged children 

in various sports. She says she 

believes each individual has 

something they want for their 

lives but their parents want 

something different. She wants 

children to follow their dreams. She 

enjoys researching how to work 

with children, hiking, reading and 

spending time with her partner. 

Keabetswe Phoko does catering 

for a living and is an introvertextrovert, 

depending on the 

environment she finds herself in. 

She is a mother of twins but her love 

is not just limited to them as she 

has adopted a foundation where 

she assists kids who come from 

harsh backgrounds. She teaches 

them how to rise above their 

circumstances and provides 

them with necessities through 

donations. She also runs a 

campaign for little kids where 

she tries to assist them with 

their self-confidence and 

encourages them to not let their 

backgrounds define them. 

Clayton Andries is an educator by 

profession and has a great passion 

for children. He is an English 

teacher. He believes reading is 

fundamental, so he started 

the Heatherdale Book 

Club Buddies for learners 

and says it is a safe space 

for the weird and those 

who are normally left out. 

Clayton wants to be part 

of those who unlock the 

imaginations of our youth 

through reading. He further 

aims to be a community 

leader, a role model, and to 

provide a safe space for the 

young LGBTQI community. 


Mogamad Parker, whose family 

owns Africa Flowers, was taught 

determination by his mother who 

started the now-successful flower 

business selling 

flowers from 

buckets. He 

enjoys travelling 

and says this is 

what he enjoys doing 

when he is not studying. He 

says once a month, they give 

bread and milk to an old age 

home that is very close to 

his heart. This is also part of 

his religion as they believe 

“we should give to others”. 

Mogamad wants to inspire the 

youth to not limit themselves 

and you know that you can do 

anything that you put your mind to. 

Olerato Moroe is a licensed 

real estate agent in the city of 

Bloemfontein. She enjoys cooking 

and says this is something she 

discovered later in her life. She 

expresses love through cooking. 

Olerato’s mother suffers from 

mental illness and she says her 

mother never got a fair chance 

in life. “When I finished high 

school, I started working as 

I never had the privilege of 

being able to study but 

I always remind myself 

the opportunities that I 

do get, not many from 

my community get.” 


A Day to Remember: 

The Success of Lion Lodge's Wedding Expo 

On October 5, 2024, the beautiful 

grounds of Lion Lodge came alive 

with laughter, excitement, and an 

overwhelming sense of love as the 

highly anticipated Wedding Expo took center 

stage. This event brought together an array 

of talented vendors, each showcasing their 

unique offerings to future brides and grooms 

from Bloemfontein and surrounding towns. 

The magic of the day was palpable, and it 

undoubtedly left a lasting impression on all 

who attended. 

As the organizers of this event, we had high 

expectations, but we are thrilled to report that 

those expectations were not just met; they 

were blown away! From the moment the doors 

opened, couples were greeted with a feast 

for the senses. Elegant floral arrangements, 

stunning bridal gowns, delectable catering 

samples, and innovative décor ideas filled the 

venue, creating an enchanting atmosphere 

that set the stage for endless possibilities. 

The success of the expo was not just in the 

abundance of options available to the bridal 

parties but also in the camaraderie and spirit of 

collaboration that permeated the day. Vendors 

from various sectors of the wedding industry 

came together, showcasing their expertise 

and creativity. Their passion and dedication 

were evident, turning this expo into a true 

celebration of love and partnership. 

We are incredibly grateful to all the vendors 

who participated, each playing a vital role 

in making the day a huge success. Your hard 

work, creativity, and commitment to excellence 

did not go unnoticed. From florists to 

photographers, caterers to cake designers, you 

all contributed to an unforgettable experience 

for couples planning their special day.

“Here’s to love, laughter, and a future 

brimming with unforgettable memories!” 

The expo culminated in a series of exciting 

giveaways, creating even more buzz and 

anticipation among the attendees. We extend 

our heartfelt congratulations to the bridal party 

who won the grand prize, ensuring their wedding 

journey is filled with joy and support. Additionally, 

congratulations are in order for the lucky couple 

who secured a discounted voucher at Sure Etnique 

Travel, taking their honeymoon dreams one step 

closer to reality. 

As we reflect on the success of Lion Lodge's 

Wedding Expo, we are filled with gratitude for the 

community that came together to celebrate love. 

The day served as a reminder of the beauty of 

collaboration and the excitement that comes with 

planning one of life’s most cherished events. 

Thank you to everyone who joined us on this 

special day. We can’t wait to see the incredible 

weddings that will result from the connections 

made at the expo.

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Slack-packing through the 

De Hoop Nature Reserve 

Four days of walking and exploring the beauty of the De Hoop Nature Reserve ... 

enjoying the wealth of marine, bird and animal life and discovering rare plants. 

And at the end of each day’s hike, tucking into gourmet meals and staying over in a 

luxurious, comfortable villa. Ramblers dreams are made of this. 

Slack-packing adventures are made for those of us who love to walk 

through magnificent reserves, connect with nature, but aren’t that 

keen on the whole camping-in-the-middle-of-nowhere thing! After a 

strenuous day, the last thing we want is to fiddle around with tent poles 

and try to rustle up something on an open fire. 

So we’re mad about the newly launched The De Hoop Trail: Vlei to 

Whales ... a fully catered and guided four day, three night experience 

where you’ll cover about 38km through the pristine De Hoop Nature 

and Marine Reserve. One of the largest natural areas managed by 

CapeNature, it’s just a wonderful four days of sea, deserted beaches, 

exploring the Ramsar-listed vlei, wide open spaces, coastal fynbos, and 

diverse animal and bird life, including the endangered Cape Vulture 

and the very best whale watching. 

Guests stay in the De Hoop Collection’s De Mond Villa, a newly 

restored and refurbished Villa right on the edge of the Ramsar-listed 

vlei. An exclusive blend of authenticity, luxury and comfort, the five 

en-suite bedroomed De Mond Villa offers awesome interior decor, 

Wi-Fi, a private outside area with barbeque and swimming pool and 

the most incredible views. It is completely off the grid (thanks to a 

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the vlei spectacular birdlife awaits you, plus the possible sightings of 

wild bush pigs, otters, rock dassies, herds of Eland and even leopard 

tracks. Should the villa already be booked, The Collection’s historic 

Melkkamer Homestead on the opposite side of the vlei is offered as 

an alternative. And you won’t go hungry ... guests tuck into breakfasts 

or brunches, lunches and picnics, snacks and dinners. 

De Hoop is an easy three hour drive from Cape Town or George. 

A minimum of 4 guests are required - and you should be reasonably 

fit to enjoy the experience. Not suitable for those under 12. The rate of 

R14200 a person (valid until Sept 2025) includes the three night/four 

day experience, with a guide, all meals and snacks, local house wines, 

spirits, beers and soft drinks, and road transfers to and from De Mond 

Villa and within De Hoop. 

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Tiramisu. This newly launched Ferragamo Signorina 

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an iconic floral gourmand blend that exudes sophistication 

and indulgence. It’s all free spirits and vitality, joy and 

happiness, wrapped up in a vibrant orange Signorina glass 

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