> Home buyers and investors were given a welcome break in the 2011 Budget when Finance minister Pravin Gordhan announced that no transfer duties will be paid when buying a property up to R600 000 on purchase agreements concluded on or after February 23rd, 2011 – raising the threshold from R500 000. This is a saving [...]
Sustainable living is a lifestyle that attempts to reduce an individual’s or society’s use of the Earth’s natural resource and their own resources, usually by altering methods of transportation, energy consumption and diet. Proponents of sustainable living aim to conduct their lives in manners that are consistent with sustainability, in natural balance and respectful of [...]
The World of Vaastu, Crystal Gridding & Feng Shui! The home and office are where we expect to enjoy the fruits of our labour. We expect to enjoy our peace & happiness, progress & prosperity, health & wealth and the faith & spiritual development from our home or work place. Conforming to the principles of [...]
It’s summer in Cape Town and the New Year is celebrated in great raucous style in the form of a carnival. The parades are huge flamboyant affairs with grand costumes, wonderful marching bands, singing, dancing and more. Needless to say, few Capetonians make it to work on the 2nd of January. Send to Facebook
Cause marketing in social media is essentially finding new and creative ways to promote charities, charitable events and other causes with those you are connected with on the various social platforms. People always want to help, but aren’t always aware of deserving causes, people with needs, or special circumstances, so helping bring these things to [...]
Cape Town has the looks that make South Africa’s oldest city her newest high-profile actress. Cape Town stars in commercials and feature films from all round the world, and has become a favoured location for filmmakers keen to make use of the city and its environs, natural beauty, and to employ a technically advanced film [...]
