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Koeksisters Recipe
Mouth watering Koeksister Recipe
This recipe is from Bets Miedema who lived in Klipriver and was a master baker, helped out many charities for raising funds and specially baked for her grandchildren, who loved “Beppe’s” koeksisters. Every function and birthday was not complete if her koeksisters were not there. This is easy to make, just follow the instructions carefully and you will become a great koe ...
Kuli in some hot coloured water
Kuli Roberts, Sunday World columnist, in hot water after a "racist" column about coloured girls and people in general.As reported by IOL:
Sunday World columnist Kuli Roberts has apologised for writing a “racist” column about coloured people.
Roberts wrote on social network Twitter: “I am truly sorry to all those upset... No harm was intended....”The column was discontinued with immediate effect afte ...
Killing credit - the way to start
"R11 to £1 is not as good as two years ago, but the odds are still in your favour to kill off your biggest enemy- dbpt," says Maike Currie, acting personal finance editor of the oldest investment magazine in the world, Investors Chronicle.
Regardless of whether you’re planning to head back to sunny skies, high inflation and interest rates or plant roots in the pricey UK, your best route towards financial i ...
Keep flying the flag campaign
Brand South Africa is to keep the momentum of solidarity and national pride built up in the country during the 2010 FIFA World Cup by morphing its successful Football Fridays campaign into a new Fly the Flag Fridays initiative, with the first one to be held on 16 July 2010.
The campaign, which already has its own website and Facebook page, has been endorsed by South African President Jacob Zuma in a speech ...
Kahn from Parlotones lists his favourite spots in Jobur...
Khan Morbee of The Parlotones, writes for the UK's Times Online by giving his top bars and music venues for football fans to visit in his hometown of Johannesburg.
The Parlotones are Africa’s biggest rock band and ahead of performing at FIFA’s kick-off concert on 11 June, alongside Alicia Keys, Black Eyed Peas and Shakira.
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Kelly Rowland to collaborate with SA artist Jozi
Top South African hip-hop act Jozi will collaborate with international singer Kelly Rowland on a track in honour of the World Cup. The former Destiny's Child singer confirmed last week that she would contribute to the single entitled 'Everywhere You Go'. The song will be produced by a local record company called AS Entertainment.
Rowland will also be joined on the track by local SA groups Skwatta Kamp and ...
Kurt Darren cometh to Afrikhaki
The Afrikaans music scene has received a lot of international exposure recently, the likes of rap rave from Die Antwoord and a bit of Jack Parow Cooler as Ekke creeping in. One who has been around for far longer, is Kurt Darren. With a legion of fans in the wake of songs such as Kaptein (span die seile) and Meisie Meisie, people will be lining up outside the 1,500 capacity Clapham Grand on 9 April.
In Lond ...
Kurt Darren - Voorwaarts Mars video
Sounding like a school war cry, Voorwaarts Mars (meaning 'forward march') has a catchy beat and a high energy video. This is one of Kurt Darren's pop tracks which earned him his title of the platinum-selling prince of Afrikaans pop.
Kurt Darren - Sunday video
Sunday, taken from Kurt Darren's latest English album Smiling Back At Me. This video is sponsored by the South African Ballet Theatre.
Kalahari Surfers in London
The African Soul Rebels tour 2010 features musicians who have used their roots to ignite discussions on the nature of the societies that nurtured them.
Taking place at the Barbican in London on 20 February, the sixth chapter in the celebrated African Soul Rebels concert series is the most eclectic and thought-provoking yet, bringing together Africa’s most radical artists, whose innovative use of politics, ...
Koh Samui's month of red
The sound of fire crackers woke me up early on Saturday in my bed on Koh Samui. At first I was not sure what, why, where? Then the red dawned on me that it was Chinese new year.
I spoke to a few of the Thai people on the island to get a better understanding to the what, why and where and here are some interesting facts of how the island people celebrate this important traditional day on which the island is ...
Kafe Karahi (Wimbledon, London)
Three years ago I discovered a little gem. Like many, I must’ve passed it a million times oblivious to what treasure lay within. The place is Kafe Karahi, and the substance of my addiction, bunny chows!
Being a Durbanite, a bunny chow is quite literally the Holy Grail of any curry spot in SA. Soft, fluffy hollowed out bread loaves filled with deliciously mouth watering full flavoured curry. Each time you ...
Kwaito on V Day in UK
South African kwaito group Big Nuz have announced their first tour of the UK, playing in London on 14 February.
Big Nuz will headline a Valentine’s Day tour also featuring hit-maker, Oskido (from Johannesburg), and house music juggernaut, Bojo Mujo (also from South Africa).
Oskido and Bojo Mujo kick-off the tour at the West Indian Centre in Leeds on Friday, 12 February before joining up with the Durban kw ...
K fm
94.5 Kfm is an adult contemporary radio station and plays a mix of current and past hits. The station also keeps its listeners up to date with news, current affairs and community events. We target listeners in the 25 to 49 age group living in the Western Cape and in the upper income brackets. 94.5 Kfm's reception area includes the metropolitan area of Cape Town and towns such as Mossel Bay, George, Knysna ...
KNOW YOUR UK RUGBY TEAMS
September is the start of the Guinness Premiership and we’re giving you a peak at the twelve clubs competing to get you all fired up for some exciting English rugby whilst living in the UK.Four of the twelve Premiership clubs are London clubs - London Irish, London Wasps, Saracens and Harlequins - of which the latter’s grounds are based in Twickenham, South West London. Also, spot a few familiar faces from ...
KELLY KHUMALO makes the movie move
There is a widespread belief that reality show fame can help you into the music industry, but, chances are, if you don’t convince the public or the judges, and you get eliminated from the competition, you probably wont stand a chance of getting a record deal elsewhere.Even though Kelly Khumalo was eliminated as the second runner-up in the Gospel Star Competition in 2004, she was already a winner with one of ...
KLETS MET ROBBIE WESSELS
ROBBIE WESSELS is ‘n akteur en sanger, ‘n liedjieskrywer en storieverteller. Hy’s die man wat vir ons die leeuloop gebring het, maar hy het baie ander talente ook. Wanneer dit by kreatiewe talent kom, is hy een wat voor in die ry kan staan.Wie is Robbie Wessels?Ek is ‘n rustige ou wat lief is vir my land, my familie en ‘n glasie rooiwyn so nou en dan. Afrikaanse musiek is nog een van my liefdes en ek hoop d ...
KAYAKING ON THE THAMES
So you are in London, the weather is smashing and people are in a good mood for a change... but despite your best efforts you still find yourself needing a little, well, SPACE!So what do you do? I’ll tell you - go for a cheeky paddle down the Thames! Now I know most hard core Africans would be thinking, “Oh...how extreme...do pencil me in!”, but I can assure you, a gentle slide down our tame Thames may jus ...
KRITTERS MARITZ in London
I have just returned from South Africa, and the first thing I noticed when I got on the Underground is how quiet it is! Londoners don’t really like to speak to each other!When I was in Sun City and drinking with my Kudu, it wasn’t long before a lady took the seat next to me. She was really intrigued about my drinking partner. But people in a sunny country are just a lot happier! I feel people should say YES ...
KERRYN REID in Auckland
I was born in Pietermaritzburg where I lived until the age of 9 when we left for a new life in New Zealand. Having spent the majority of my childhood (and life) in New Zealand I have come to love this country. Let’s be honest, Kiwis are strange people (but in a good way). For as many similarities they share with South Africans (rugby driven, love of the outdoors etc) there are more than enough differences ...
