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It’s Grammy weekend and we’re rooting for South African favorites Zakes Bantwini, Wouter Kellerman and NomceboZikode to bring home the gold. News24 sits down with Zakes ahead of the big night to discuss this highlight of his career. Pamela Anderson has published a memoir, which she wrote herself, in which she reveals how she became an emblem of Hollywood glamor and sex appeal. We also visited Rust en Vrede and found out his simple secret to sweet success.
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Zakes Bantwini on the Grammy Awards: ‘For me, I already won them’
By Keitumetse Maako
He was on the pitch when, along with Wouter Kellerman and Nomcebo Zikode, they worked on their Grammy Award-nominated track, Bayethe. As the big day approaches, Zakes Bantwini is poised and ready to take the prestigious award to South Africa. All three are nominated for Best Global Music Performance in the Global Music category at the 65th Grammy Awards, taking place on Sunday, February 5. “I’m very optimistic that we’ll get back to it,” Zakes told News24. “I have a very positive vibe about it. In a way, I’m happy.”
The poignant secret to Rust en Vrede’s success lies simply in consistency
By Dalene Fourie
Simon van der Stel granted the historic Bonterivier farm to Willem van der Wêreld in 1694, the farm that today houses the Rust en Vrede manor house, restaurant, vineyards and winery, against the slopes of the Helderberg. Imagine being called Willem van der Wêreld, alliterations aside. He must have been a scheming man. Mundane. In 1977, the Engelbrecht family bought the Rust en Vrede estate, located in the legendary golden triangle of Stellenbosch. The winery building was built in 1780, although it was the Engelbrecht family, originally led by Jannie Engelbrecht, in 1978, who produced the first vintage of what they called the modern era of Rust en Vrede wines.
EXTRACT | Pamela Anderson remembers meeting Hugh Hefner for the first time in Love, Pamela
By Pamela Anderson
“The bartender had some good jokes, and I was starting to feel calmer when…OMG…I looked up to see Mr. Hefner walking down the stairs smiling in his dark blue tuxedo jacket. slowed down when people greeted him. He was right in my field of vision, maybe on purpose. He looked at me and we smiled at each other. I took a deep breath as he walked past his friends and brushed up against beautiful girls. politely.”
REVIEW | The updated Hyundai Creta is one of the most frugal gas cars you can buy today
By Janine van der Post
The Creta was first released in 2020, and its futuristic appearance didn’t grab me at first. In fact, it brought me flashbacks to ‘Parktown Prawns’, a hideous die-hard cockroach grasshopper insect that gave me sleepless nights when I lived in Joburg for five years. I’m even pulling my face as I type this. But just like insects, I learned to live with it, and it’s not that I liked shrimp, but the Crete surely did. Fast forward to 2022, and Hyundai updated the compact SUV, and I have to say, it looks better than before. It’s still more styling forward, but that’s a direction the Korean automaker took quite some time ago. And while we thought their new cars were ahead of their time, they’re certainly adapting right now.
Is online flirting just innocent? What to do when your partner interacts too much on social networks
By Bonolo Sekudu
Is flirting harmless, especially when you are in a relationship or married? To some, it may sound innocent, but as marriage therapist Bakhe Dlamini once said, this is where all the problems of cheating and infidelity really begin. So is flirting a sin that leads to temptation? Or is it all fun? According to Psychology Today, flirting is a fundamental element in the human sexual repertoire, a traditional way of signaling “interest and attraction, not to mention mutual awareness. It’s a kind of silent language spoken by men and women all over the world. .”
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(Cover photo courtesy of Zakes Bantwini for @Blaq_Smith.)



