We do not take our dogs regularly to Memorial Park in Kloof, so we were pleasantly surprised at all the changes that had been made since we were last there. The playground is now fenced and I am sure parents are happy that no dogs can worry kids while they are playing and that there
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AmmaZulu Gardens and Sculpture Precinct
Discover Kloof’s hidden treasure, AmmaZulu Gardens and Sculpture Precinct, a 20 acre garden with towering trees and wildly imaginative sculptures. There are over 120 sculptures made by artists from all over the world and they can be found scattered all over the garden and hidden between the trees and plants. The AmmaZulu Gardens
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Meet the Genio 3 Micro Coffee Roaster
Genio Roasters recently announced the Genio 3 micro coffee roaster, a new 3kg coffee roaster that will redefine the micro roasting landscape. The Genio 3 is ideal for beginner or sample roasting. The roaster is extremely mobile and compact, making it easy to install and start roasting. Genio sees their range of coffee roasters as
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Herman Kleinhans : Ruite Oop
“The theme of the album is ‘Life in South Africa’ and it addresses various topics – ranging from depression to love.” Herman Kleinhans Ruite Oop Album There are few singers who are able to create music that truly speaks to the heart. With his latest album, RUITE OOP, Herman Kleinhans proves that he is
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Juan Boucher : Gewigloos
“You have to go for it, because no one is going to give it to you.” Juan Boucher Gewigloos Album After twelve successful years in the entertainment industry, Juan Boucher has become a household name amongst Afrikaans music enthusiasts. The acclaimed artist, from the Vaal Triangle, is known for his soothing voice, catchy
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Jan Blohm : Jenny
“The message is simple, really. We don’t need much. All we truly need is love and human connection.” – Jan Blohm Jenny Album Jan Blohm’s new concept album, JENNY, which consists of 14 tracks tells the story of two teenagers from a small and conservative railway town, De Aar in the 1980s. It is
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Dozi : Vrede
“I am inspired by what I hear, smell, see and feel.” Dozi Vrede Album VREDE is a must-have addition to any Dozi fan’s music collection. It is a compilation of feel-good, heartfelt music with which no playlist should be without. “I love what I do and plan to keep it up for a long
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Rinél Day : Ek Het Opgestaan
“The songs I write are based on true events and emotions.” Rinél Day Ek Het Opgestaan Album EK HET OPGESTAAN, her third studio album, can mainly be described as Afrikaans Country with a Pop twist, and it differs a lot from what she used to sing in the past. “The album is a combination
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Nathan Smith : Here’s To The Now
“Plan your best for tomorrow, but live for today and enjoy what you have, because tomorrow will take care of itself.” – Nathan Smith Here’s to the Now Album Guitarist, singer and songwriter Nathan Smith’s brand-new album of original works, Here’s to the Now, was released in July this year. The first two singles