Cashtime Life completely shut down Durban with a colossal performance at the Beach Volleyball Flavor Fest that went down this past weekend in KZN Howard Campus. The fest was an absolute fusion of music, dance, fashion courtesy of lifestyle brand Punk and Ivy and of course, some beach volleyball action.
Co-hosted by MTV VJ Nomuzi “Skhanda queen” Mabena and Vuzu presenter Sammy Sosa, the much anticipated fest proved to be a flavorsome affair with sizzling performances from K.O and Kid X, who performed a medley of their hits including the smash, “Cara Cara” which inevitably sent the crowd into a massive frenzy.
“The Flying Fish Beach Volleyball Festival was an incredible experience. An unforgettable fusion of sport, music and fashion. What a great way to add some flavor to the start of spring. ” Said Nomuzi, who gave a mind blowing performance of her hit single “se7en” with label mate Kid X in the midst of her incredible hosting duties which had the crowd singing along to every word. “Hosting the Beach Volleyball festival in KwaZulu Natal was such a sensational experience.” Said Flying Fish Marketing Manager Leanne Martin. ‘It was a flavorsome mash up of sport and music, which immensely celebrated an array of talent that South Africa has to offer”
Other notable faces who attended the festival were popular Gagazi FM DJs Joey Drumz and Nomfundo Clarrisa, Uzalo actors Kay Sibiya and Nay Maps, whose presence was an absolute feast to the ladies in attendance and fans alike and of course Hip Hop artist Reason, who also made an appearance at the Fest.
More Beach Volleyball Flavor Fests are set to take over major cities including Cape Town, Bloemfontein and Grahamstown, with Pretoria next in line to host the second installment of the series. Fans are invited to join in the fun by signing up on http://www.addsomeflavour.co.za/ There’s no better way to add some flavor this spring than with Flying Fish and some Beach Volleyball.
Capetonian indie-pop trio Beatenberg were the big winners at the XXI Annual South African Music Awards on Sunday night, taking home a total of six awards for their album The Hanging Gardens of Beatenberg.
At a star-studded live awards ceremony at the Sun City Superbowl, the band swept the key categories Album of the Year, Duo or Group of the Year and Best Pop Album.
Prior to that, during the non-broadcast component of the show when the industry awards were presented, Pluto (Remember You), Beatenberg’s smash hit anthem with DJ Clock, was named Best Selling Ring-back Tone and Best Selling Full-track Download, and also received the SAMPRA Award for Highest Airplay of the Year.
As the awards reached their climax, the anticipation was palpable among the 10 finalists before Danny K and Kabelo revealed that the winner of the Kia Record of the Year award was Caracara by KO ft. Kid X. The track had secured the most SMS votes from the South African public, signaling true music democracy in action as the awards turned 21 in the same year that the new South Africa comes of age.
The XXI Annual South African Music Awards impressed with a spectacular live show hosted by HHP and featuring slick performances by several nominees and winners. Among the highlights were an on-stage collaboration between AKA, Duncan and Mdu Masilela, another cross-genre splice featuring Simphiwe Dana and Kurt Darren, and a rock-meets-rap mash-up featuring Prime Circle and Cassper Nyovest.
Newcomer of the Year Cassper Nyovest – Tsholofelo
Nyovest, who had headed into the XXI Annual South African Music Awards with a mammoth five nominations, picked up the Newcomer of the Year Award. Fellow hip-hop artist AKA walked away with the coveted Male Artist of the Year SAMA. But in the Best Rap Album category, in which both were nominated, the award went to K.O., who also scooped the trophy for Best Collaboration (Caracara, featuring Kid X).
Another major winner was flautist Wouter Kellerman, whose Grammy-winning album Winds of Samsara won the award for Best Classical/Instrumental Album. Kellerman and Ricky Kej also shared the Best Producer of the Year award for the album. He was also garlanded with the International Achievement Award, sponsored by the Southern African Music Rights Organisation (SAMRO).
Namibian-born singer-songwriter Riana Nel also now has two prized SAMAs to adorn her mantelpiece; for Beste Pop Album (Afrikaans) and Best Selling Album.
Female Artist of the Year Bucie – Princess of House (Easy to Love)
Bucie was named Female Artist of the Year, while songstress Lira added to her growing collection of SAMAs with another Best Live DVD trophy. Veteran musician McCoy Mrubata collected the laurels for Best Jazz Album, with Professor triumphing in the Best Kwaito Album category.
The Best Rock Album category was won by aKing, with rock music also featuring prominently in the Best Music Video of the Year category, won by director Ryan Kruger for Prime Circle’s Let the Night In. Bittereinder’s Skerm was crowned Best Alternative Album.
Black Motion clinched the Best Dance Album honours, with the track Indlela Yam winning the Remix of the Year Award for DJ Sbu, Robbie Malinga and Mojalefa Thebe.
Maleh, Niemand and Dewald Wasserfall were the victors in the African, English and Afrikaans categories for adult contemporary music respectively. And Afrotraction swept aside strong competition to conquer the Best R&B/Soul/Reggae Album category.
Lifetime Achievement Awards, sponsored by Amstel, were handed to kwaito trailblazers Mandla “Spikiri” Mofokeng and Mdu Masilela. On a poignant note, a third Lifetime Achievement Award was presented posthumously to the late, great jazz genius, Zim Ngqawana.
There was star power in abundance on the night, with awards presented by the likes of Khaya Mthethwa, Dozi, Ringo Madlingozi, Maleh, Reason, Bucie, Trompies, Zama Ngcobo, Arno Carstens, Rob & Fix, Thami Ngubeni, Benjamin Dube, Skwatta Kamp, Vuyo Dabula, Letoya Makhene, Pearl Thusi, Zuluboy and Kabelo.
It all added up to a glorious showcase of South African music excellence by a constellation of new, established and pioneering stars in the local music pantheon. Those who missed the glitz and glamour, hugs and tears, drama and delight of the XXI Annual South African Music Awards can check out highlights and packaged content on the mobisite (www.samatv.mobi).
XXI ANNUAL SOUTH AFRICAN MUSIC AWARDS WINNERS: MAIN AWARDS
Album of the Year Beatenberg – The Hanging Gardens of Beatenberg
Duo or Group of the Year Beatenberg – The Hanging Gardens of Beatenberg
Female Artist of the Year Bucie – Princess of House (Easy to Love)
Male Artist of the Year AKA – Levels
Newcomer of the Year Cassper Nyovest – Tsholofelo
Best Rock Album aKing – Morning After
Best Pop Album Beatenberg – The Hanging Gardens of Beatenberg
Beste Pop Album (Afrikaans) Riana Nel – Die Regte Tyd
Best Rap Album K.O. – Skhanda Republic
Best Kwaito Album Professor – University of Kalawa Jazmee Since 1994
Best Dance Album Black Motion – Fortune Teller
Best Traditional Faith Music Album S’fiso Ncwane – Bayede Baba
Move over Red Carpet season, fashion week season is almost here! With the highly anticipated SA Fashion Week Spring/Summer Collections fast approaching, designers and fashionistas alike are gearing up for SA’s premier fashion showcase. Besides the designs, make-up has grown to become an essential thread to runway shows today, which is why fashion-forward and leading global brand, Rimmel London, is -thrilled to be associated with the platform that aims to showcase how great make-up complements great fashion.
Ever the trendsetter, Rimmel London’s partnership with SA Fashion Week is set to highlight the cosmetics brand’s sexy edge and daring street-chic personality. Synonymous with iconic ambassadors Kate Moss, Georgia May Jagger and creative partner Rita Ora, this year, the brand promises a fusion of high fashion with effervescent colour, from vibrant lips, the -striking eye to electrifying nails, further showcasing its colour strength.
“As a brand that believes in fashion with no rules, we are thrilled to be adding a splash of colour, to this year’s SA Fashion Week Spring/Summer Collection showcase, the London way. The collaboration between Rimmel London and SA Fashion Week is quintessential and resonates with the brand’s philosophy of embracing the fashion-forward, modern woman, who is always on the go. Additionally, fashion and beauty go hand-in-hand, and for the trendy Rimmel consumer, fashion is at the core of their ever-demanding lives.”, expressed Fahima Saban, Senior Brand Manager for Rimmel London in South Africa.
“We pride ourselves in partnering with brands that believe in supporting and elevating the local creative industry. Having Rimmel London as a partner further re-entrenches our commitment to providing a platform that allows for innovation and creativity to ensue”, added Lucilla Booyzen, Director of SA Fashion Week.
Rimmel London’s ethos of “Beauty with Attitude” mashed with South Africa’s diverse culture and hugely nonconformist expressive nature, will be sure to delight guests with gripping runway presentations during this season’s showcase. “We look forward to seeing how local designers will incorporate the Rimmel London colour splash to add a fun, playful and edgy twist to their respective collections”, concluded Saban.
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One of South Africa’s most enduring and award-winning designers, Marianne Fassler, will show her new Autumn/Winter collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Joburg 2015 on 5 March, 19h15.
As head designer for Leopard Frock, known for her use of bright colours and daring prints, Marianne Fassler has an aesthetic which has been described as an idiosyncratic and unique fusion of Johannesburg vibrancy and African-traditional design.
“The Winter 2015 collection is all about colour. The studio has been exploring new crafting techniques using raw South African Angora wool mohair and hand dyed pure silks to create lightweight warmth and cosiness,” says Fassler about her latest collection.
Having worked as a designer for more than two decades, few people have left such an indelible mark on the South African fashion landscape and it is this reputation which Marianne Fassler – who was also named Designer of the Year at the 2014 AFI Africa Fashion Awards – continues to demonstrate whenever her creations are sent down the fashion week runway.
With design greats like Marianne Fassler continuing to produce cutting-edge design, and platforms like AFI Fastrack and AFI Next Generation launching young talent, it is no surprise that South African fashion is developing at an unprecedented pace and gaining international attention in the process.
Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Joburg, the country’s leading winter/autumn collection fashion event, will run from March 5-7 at Johannesburg’s premier shopping destination, Melrose Arch.
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Miss South Africa Rolene Strauss has been crowned Miss World, becoming the first Miss South Africa to take this prestigious title since Anneline Kriel’s reign in 1974.
An ecstatic Rolene beat 124 contestants from around the globe and justified the faith thousands of South Africans had that she would win.
This fourth year Volksrust medical student was also the bookmakers’ favourite to win the title and she didn’t disappoint.
In her acceptance speech Rolene said she was both proud and humbled to have won and that her dreams had become reality: “My country is my pride and my purpose has and will always lie within it.”
When Rolene won the Miss South Africa title in March this year she said in her acceptance speech that she had goose bumps thinking just thinking about the title.
“In my country we are all here from different backgrounds and cultures but we have one thing in common – we are South Africans. I can’t begin to tell you how grateful I am to represent such a diverse nation.”
Rolene is remembered for her drive, what she brought to the title and how she has represented South Africa not only nationally, but also internationally.
She says: “Not only has the Miss South Africa title taken me places, but I have also learnt from the women who walked this path before me. Together with my visions and dreams, I can catapult the meaning and relevance of the Miss World title to an even higher level.”
Throughout her reign Rolene has emphasised her passion for health and fitness. “It’s is all about living, loving and giving.” She has emphasised the importance of women’s health and its empowering effect on our everyday lives. “We are capable of so much more when we are healthy; physically, mentally and emotionally.
“As I stand before you my dream is now a reality, my journey now at its beginning. I am part of something bigger, part of a beautiful picture painted with different colours, cultures, backgrounds and dreams. We are all part of the painting.”
Say Chief Executive Officer, Jose Dos Santos of sponsors Cell C: “We at Cell C are delighted with Rolene’s amazing win at the Miss World Pageant. As Miss South Africa she has shown the resilience and determination to make a difference in the world and we are convinced that she will prove a wonderful ambassador for the Miss World brand. We also know she is carrying the South African flag with pride. Congratulations!”
It was a sentiment echoed by Graeme Stevens, CEO of Sun International: “Sun International would like to congratulate Rolene on being crowned the new Miss World which is a massive achievement. We are convinced that she will make as superb ambassador and inspire a generation of young girls who wish to reach for a dream.”
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It is said, go big or go home… And that is exactly what BOSS MODELS did, they went bigger than ever before! #TheBOSSParty14
On Saturday 06 December South Africa’s top models, A-listers and elite media came together for an evening of glitz and glamour. The BOSS made me do it was not your ordinary turn-up. Newly opened Harem, Rosebank played host to one of the most anticipated party of the year. Greeted by flashing lights as the photographers battled it out to get a glimpse of the action on the Black Carpet. Models were everywhere!
There was no way that FOMO and “Eskom” could’ve kept everyone away, why stay at home in the dark when you could party up a storm and rub shoulders with the best in the industry? Sponsored by Belvedere Luxury Vodka you can be assured that no glass ran empty.
With the sound system at the forefront of its design, it’s a given that the dance floor was packed as everyone moved to the beats. BOSS definitely made sure they had the hottest DJ’s in the industry, ensuring the party never ends.
The BOSS definitely made me do it! Hands down the hottest party of the year. Catch you on the Black Carpet next year for an even bigger turn-up.
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Joburg can’t seem to get enough of Absinthè! After completely selling out in November and with many people having to be turned away disappointed, this classic acoustic duo will be back for an additional night, by popular demand, at the quaint Sandton establishment, The Library at The Brazen Head on Thursday, 11 December from 8pm.
Absinthèis the acoustic rock collaboration between two of the country’s finest powerhouse performers; Cito and Paul E Flynn;lead singers of WONDERboom and Sugardrive. They have been teasing the South Africa audiences with very select shows from their group, Absinthè, over the past few years, taking them on an elaborate musical journey.
Absinthè perfectly embodies the spirit of the project with a simple concept. No originals, just covers
Cito and Paul have taken an informal approach to some of their favourite songs from the last century. The duo is a laid-back fusion of two unique and diverse voices accompanied by both on acoustic guitars. Intended to charm those in an unplugged environment, Absinthè has entertained music lovers with an awesome show of great alternative classics to contemporary favourites.
Through jamming together, Cito and Paul found that they had similar taste in music. They thought it’d be a unique concept to keep them busy and having fun interpreting mutually admired songs by their great legendary influences such as Joy Division, the Verve, Pixies, Placebo, House of Love, Coldplay, Depeche Mode, Johnny Cash, The Mission and many others. Cito and Paul have chosen this format to pay tribute to a way of life, and some great music, with their own unique signature.
Taken from their Double CD debut album “A Rendezvous at Nirvana”, 2012 saw the group release their long-awaited Music Video for the Joy Division hit, “Love Will Tear Us Apart” to a great response and culminated in an MK Award Nomination last year.
Says Cito, “Paul and I were overwhelmed by the great response for our first night at jam-packed The Library, especially not being allowed off the stage at the end on our first evening, we will most definitely be pulling out all the stops for this upcoming gig.”
Cito continued; “It’s my last public performance for the year with my various music projects, so I look forward to a rocking party to round up a great 2014!
Should the patrons wish to, The Library also has an extensive a-la-carte menu for guests to enjoy a meal along with the inclusion of this beguiling music experience, thus ensuring it will be an evening not easily forgotten by those in attendance.
Absinthè will be performing on Thursday 11 December at The Library at The Brazen Head in Sandton.
Venue: The Library at The Brazen Head; Corner Linden Street and Ann Crescent, Strathavon, Sandton
Cover Charge : R50 payable at the door
Doors open at 7pm with Absinthe kicking their performance off at 8pm.
(Delicious a-la-carte Dinner menu available for those patrons wishing to eat)
Advanced bookings are essential as its expected this evening will sell out ahead of time, as did the first one. Bookings are to be made with The Library at The Brazen Head directly by calling 011 783 6122.
Multitudes of Chefs, Students and Foodies across South Africa and other parts of the world were on the edge of their seats on Sunday 16 November ’14 as the 2014 Eat Out Mercedes-Benz Restaurant Awards was held in Cape Town. Finally the Eat Out Top 10 has been announced! Without further ado, here are this year’s winners, along with comments from the panel of judges.
Local and international food lovers alike flock to this gem, often after a month-long wait to get a table – and what an exceptional meal awaits them. It’s no surprise that this celebrated eatery by chef Luke Dale-Roberts, the very deserving third time winner of Restaurant of the Year, is now featured on the list of the World’s 50 Best Restaurants.
“Luke is a genius chef who excites and challenges the palates of his diners through flavour, ingredients, innovation and attitude. Every year it gets better and better.” – Abigail Donnelly “Luke’s cooking feels almost effortless, even when you know it’s anything but.” – Kate Wilson
Although there’s outstanding technique and presentation on show here, chef David Higgs’s produce-driven menu is all about allowing individual ingredients to shine, and giving diners a fine time. It’s not wacky or concept-driven – it’s delicious food taken to a new level.
“Interesting ingredients, expert techniques and beautiful plating make this an unforgettable meal.” – Andy Fenner “There’s great flavour here; an excellent experience all round.” – Reuben Riffel “Quite simply, some of the best food and service on the continent.” – Arnold Tanzer
So much of what chef Margot Janse does defies description, but one thing is certain: she’s pushing the envelope in showcasing unique South African flavours. This is culinary storytelling at its best. The African surprise menu is a playful, innovative feast of visual surprises.
“Margot is at the top of her game and is clearly having a lot of fun.” – Reuben Riffel “Consistently genius food dazzles and thrills with a magical element of surprise.” – Abigail Donnelly
Chantel Dartnall, our 2014 San Pellegrino Chef of the Year, reigns supreme at this flamboyant restaurant. Inspired by her travels and showcasing a strong botanical theme, the menu reads like a playful, floral ode to the senses.
“Amazing attention to detail, radical technique on display, and surely some of the most beautiful plating in South Africa.” – Andy Fenner
Chef George Jardine’s seasonal menu captivates with outstanding flavours, textures and techniques. Sensitively sourced ingredients are prepared with complete confidence, and the end result is food that is unpretentious but delicious and beautiful to behold.
“This is easy-going fine dining at its best.” – Arnold Tanzer “George has a wonderful aesthetic all of his own. It’s less about the pomp, more about creating the perfect mouthful.” – Kate Wilson “One of the most exciting menus I’ve seen this year.” – Andy Fenner
There’s no doubt about it, chef Bertus Basson is leading the pack when it comes to cooking South African heritage food. He’s putting traditional ingredients and techniques back on the plate. His focus on fresh, natural flavours, use of top-quality produce and precise technique results in intense, delicious dishes.
“This is brave, simple, vibrant food with masses of flavour and personality.” – Abigail Donnelly “Delicious, accessible dining.” – Arnold Tanzer.
Everything you’ve heard about this restaurant is true: the service is excellent, the space captivating and the attention to detail unparalleled. From the magical bread course of mini Guinness loaves and goat’s butter to petits fours at meal’s end, it’s an enchanting experience.
“This is exciting food cooked with confidence, often leading to moments of awed silence.” – Abigail Donnelly “ A journey of art, flavour and texture.” – Reuben Riffel
Marthinus Ferreira is an extremely passionate chef who’s worked with the likes of Heston Blumenthal – and it shows. This is a man striving for constant improvement, and his contemporary menu with hints of bistro classics offers a feast of note.
“Marthinus’s food is both precise and hearty, with big flavours and delicious combinations.” – Kate Wilson “This chef’s sincerity, passion and commitment are very inspiring.” – Abigail Donnelly “Truly, Marthinus is cooking up a storm in the City of Gold.” – Arnold Tanzer
Eric Bullpit’s food has always been technically sound (as diners at his former establishment The Roundhouse would know) but now he’s cooking with more confidence, demonstrating fantastic balance of flavours. Dishes are bursting with flavour and show a clear and uncluttered focus on the core ingredient.
“Eric’s food is honest and simple, with an innate sense of purity.” – Abigail Donnelly “Dishes impress with deep, intense flavours and a nice surprise here and there.” – Reuben Riffel
Michael Broughton uses top quality produce and winning flavour combinations, and puts his own touch on the classics. Plating is gorgeously uncluttered and every dish shows a mastery of technique. The portions are generous and the flavours wonderfully layered, leading to a marvelous, memorable experience.
“Michael’s love for depth of flavour and sauces shines through.” – Arnold Tanzer “Simply superb. If I could eat here every week, I would.” – Kate Wilson “There’s a very clear direction to Michael’s cooking: classic dishes interpreted in various ways, just this side of cheeky.” – Andy Fenner
The Fireman’s Ball has come a long way since its humble beginnings back in 2007 and has officially become the biggest proudly gay party in Jozi – and this year it’s bigger than ever.
The party has seen some of the biggest local and international acts taking the stage and has become synonymous with the local gay market as the event of the year of the year. This year, after an incredibly successful party last year, the Fireman’s Ball will be hosted at Sandton’s trendiest club, The Sands, which will be enlarged to ensure the party is as epic as ever. The venue will see two dance floors, a fantastic sound and lighting display and five-star service.
This year, international gay icon, porn star and DJ, Pierre Fitch, will be hitting the decks. Pierre has been dominating the international gay space for over 15 years and has made a big name for himself.
Pierre has always been a fan of music and decided to pursue this hobby professionally. Therefore, Pierre has gone through extensive training with experts from the industry, spending the past two years learning all technical aspects of becoming a DJ. Pierre will be bringing some of the best music, production and sound to his performance which promises to be something spectacular.
“I can’t wait to come and experience all that South Africa has to offer,” Pierre told us. “The Fireman’s Ball seems like a load of fun and I’m so excited to be a part of this year’s event. I am looking forward to meeting my South African fans as well!”
Pierre will be joined by some of the best local DJs ensuring one of the most star-studded parties of the year. The line-up includes Anele (94.7), Catherine Grenfell (5FM), Alex Caige (94.7), Mika Stefano, Vic Naidoo (5FM), Stuart Hillary (Therapy), DJ Sam, Dizzy and the winner of the Fireman’s Ball GAY DJ Search competition.
As always, the Fireman’s Ball has always been known to deliver the best VIP experience and this year is no different. For a reasonable R220, each VIP party-goer will receive the following:
Access to the VIP balcony overlooking the main dance floor
Our famous “Fire Starter” welcome drink
Delicious canapés
The sexiest waiters around
As a proud sponsor of the 2014 Fireman’s Ball, Manhunt is offering unlimited access to their site for a full week. Simply use the promotional code ‘FIREMANSBALL’ to unlock the magic.
Event Details
Date: Friday, 28 November 2014
Venue: The Sands, 58 Wierda Road East, Sandton.
Time: 20h30
Tickets:
General Access: Early Bird (Available until 10 November 2014) – R80
Pre-Sale – R100
Door – R120 (If Available)
VIP: R220 (Presale only)
Dynamic duo Jonathan Boyton-Lee and Bonang Matheba
South African designer to the stars Gert-Johan Coetzee has partnered with Magnum Joburg to add even more glamour to the store, which opened at The Zone in Rosebank on 1 November. Coetzee, a multiple award-winning fashion designer who has dressed everyone from international stars Kelly Rowland, Kourtney Kardashian and Kristen Cavallari, to a host of glamorous locals including Lira, Joelle Kayembe, Jay Anstey, Cindy Nell, Basetsane Khumalo, Shashi Naidoo and Louise Carver, dressed Bonang Matheba when she co-presented the official Magnum Joburg opening event on 29 October with Jonathan Boynton-Lee.
Jonathan Boytnon-Lee with Bonang on the Magnum red carpet
Having already wowed New York, Melbourne, Amsterdam, Paris and Istanbul, the Magnum Pleasure Store opened in Johannesburg for 8 weeks on 1 November, and gives you the chance to customise your own Magnum and share the glamour of a quarter century of pleasure with fashion shows, jewellery displays and VIP events hosted by the country’s hottest celebrities.
In keeping with the glamour of Magnum Joburg, Gert-Johan Coetzee promised to deliver a truly special creation for Bonang. “Magnum is all about indulgence and was my inspiration for Bonang’s gown,” he said. “I planned a dress that literally dripped in luxury”.
Fashion designer Gert-Johan Coetzee on the Magnum Red Carpet
At only 26, Gert-Johan is one of SA’s most loved, well-known and respected fashion designers. His red-carpet couture is worn by celebs on TV shows and at all SA’s major events from the SAMAs, J&B Met and MTV Africa Music Awards, to the You Spectacular and Miss World. He has shown at international Fashion Weeks in Canada, Angola and Nigeria and has a growing following in Africa.
Bonang designing her own very own Magnum
There are also a host of other surprise pop-up experiences planned at Magnum Joburg – and the only way to get exclusive access is to stay engaged on facebook.com/MagnumSouthAfrica and keep your eyes peeled in the press! You can also follow @MagnumSA on Twitter and share the pleasure via #MakeMyMagnumSA.
Join Magnum and celebrate 25 years of pleasure your own way, by visiting Magnum Joburg at The Zone in Rosebank until 8pm every day (Sundays til 5pm) from 1 November. The Make My Magnum experience costs R40, which includes your choice of 3 premium toppings.
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