Banky W and Tunde Demuren

Banky W

Wedding venue: THE ROUNDHOUSE, CAMPS BAY

The Roundhouse rests in the valleys of Table Mountain, steeped in a rich history as old as the Cape itself. With its sweeping views of Camps Bay and the expansive Atlantic, it was ideally situated to safeguard the Cape of Storms from attack. It seemed like the entire property was tailored for Banky and Adesua to make romantic memories, with its breath-taking scenery that created an ambiance of romance and royalty. The couple were surrounded by family and close friends, the likes of Funmi Wellington, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, Stephanie Coker-Aderinokun, Ihuoma Ejiofor, Noble Igwe and a whole lot of other celebrities who shared in their joy.

Its location was perfect. It takes 34 minutes to travel from Cape Town International Airport to Camps Bay. Approximate driving distance between Cape Town International Airport and Camps Bay is 29 kms or 18 nautical miles. Upmarket Camps Bay is a comfortable suburb in Cape Town that draws a crowd and a large amount of tourists to itself. It is known for its fine white sand, natural rock swimming pool and views of the Twelve Apostles Mountains. Behind Camps Bay beach are posh seafood restaurants, mellow cafes and cocktail bars with patios overlooking the shores. Close to it are malls with boutiques that sell fashion and beachwear, while the intimate Theatre on the Bay stages drama, musicals and comedy.

The Roundhouse building also functions as a hotel, dance hall and, most famously, Lord Charles Somerset’s hunting lodge. Its history of luxury and hospitality is still fundamental in Cape Town and the whole of South Africa today. It offers its guests an extraordinary cuisine, fine wine and spirits, with an exceptional service.

Guests at the event

Segun Demuren and his wife

Reception venue: THE WESTIN HOTEL, CAPE TOWN

The Westin Hotel Cape Town gave the wedding guests memorable experiences. The distance to the hotel isn’t a long journey from the Cape Town International Airport and guests could reach by rental car, shuttle service, or taxi in approximately 20 minutes. The hotel has exclusive rooms with unique views over the V&A Waterfront and Table Mountain. Westin hotel’s fantastic glass façade allows clear views of the magnificent beauty of Table Mountain, Lion’s Head and the whole of Table Bay.

Besides the large variety of restaurants in Cape Town, The Westin hotel has a great selection of elegant restaurants and bars on offer, from brassiere-style Thirty7 to ON19 with its extensive views. Also, some of the largest and most sophisticated hotel conference and banqueting facilities in the city is found in the Westin Hotel where the reception took place.

They experienced a wonderful Cape Town evening to round off a glamorous wedding in the Westin hotel bars; Louis B’s & Terrace and Raleigh’s Cigar Bar, and geared up for a vacation filled with adventure.

Black Opal is excited to host a very special afternoon, for a select group of young women and men, this December.

From the first product launch in 1994 to the many other innovations that would follow, Black Opal found instant success with millions of women in the world. Inspired by the unique beauty of black skin, Black Opal was created by a trio of passionate individuals who combined their talents and experiences to develop the first technologically advanced skincare line for women of color.

Black Opal has become a part of today’s culture. We are a celebration of all tones and we invite all women to celebrate their shade of beauty with Black Opal. With our ever-expanding range of shades, our innovative technology and our own new look; we continue to lead the way in embracing and enhancing multicultural beauty.

The Black Opal Tea Party will take place on the 5th of December, at the Kuddycosmetics store in Silverbird Galleria, Victoria Island Lagos; where our ambassadors, Influencers, beauty bloggers, celebrities and make-up enthusiasts will be in attendance.

Guests will be treated to finding their shade, make-up tips, finger foods and cocktails. Join us and network!

DATE: Tuesday, 5^th of December 2017

VENUE: Kuddycosmetics store, Silverbird Galleria Victoria Island, Lagos

TIME: 2pm

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Banky W and Adesua

Airport Arrival

Adesua Etomi and Banky W left for Cape Town, South Africa, a day after their traditional wedding for the white wedding. Groomsmen and bridesmaids arrived a day after. So far, they’ve indulged themselves in some pre-wedding activities.

A quick recap as gotten from couples and friends Instagram pages:

Arrival at African Pride Hotel

African Pride 15 on Orange Hotel

Cynthia at African Pride 15 on Orange Hotel

Room at African Pride 15 on Orange

View from African Pride 15 on Orange

The couple and their friends are, right now, enjoying the scenery of Cape Town from African Pride 15 on Orange Hotel that is blessed with a rooftop pool, 72-seater restaurant and the perfect sauna for couple’s time.

Shopping at V & A Waterfront

Ebuka at V & A Waterfront

V & A Waterfront

Racheal Abiriba of Genevieve Magazine at V & A Waterfront

Adesua, Banky W and friends were ready to get their shopping groove on. They took the bus tour to V & A Waterfront that prides itself of having over 266 shops and stores selling everything imaginable and more. It was a great acitivtiy to get the trip started.

Adventure at Signal Hill

Adesua and Banky W at Signal Hill

Banky W, Ebuka, Lamide Lagos, Captain Demuren and Dotun Cool FM at Signal Hill

Capt. Demuren at Signal Hill

Group at Signal Hill

Ebuka, Cynthia, Adesua and Banky W at Signal Hill

Group eating at Signal Hill

Ebuka and Cynthia at Signal Hill

The sunset experience on the top of Signal Hill was a perfect way to end their day after shopping at V & A Waterfront. It was perfect for the couples on the trip, as Ebuka and Cynthia were all loved up in the pictures, so was Adesua and Banky W. The singles were also not left out, as they had the time of their lives.

Definitely more activities to come through from this group, as they are gearing up for Table Mountain and Robben Island today! Let’s see what else they have got in their bag!

Ehime Akindele

Ehime Akindele the owner of Sweet Kiwi Frozen Yogurt has been invited as a Delegate – Entrepreneur to Hyderabad in India for the Global Entrepreneurship Summit between the 28th – 30th of November, 2017.

The United States of America and the Republic of India announced that the eighth annual Global Entrepreneurship Summit will be taking place in Hyderabad, India on 28-30 November, 2017.

Global Entrepreneurship Submit is a preeminent annual entrepreneurship gathering that convenes emerging entrepreneurs, investors and supporters from around the world. This year’s Summit will be such an amazing one because its highlight is on the theme Women First, Prosperity for All and the President of America, Trump would also be around to inspire the attendees.

The summit seeks to support women entrepreneurs and foster economic growth globally through two and a half days of networking, mentoring, and workshops. The summit also seeks to empower entrepreneurs, encourage them to pitch their ideas, build partnerships, secure funding, innovate, find their target customers and most importantly creating new goods and services that will transform societies.

It should be in the constitution that there are other activities that can be done with your significant other apart from going to the movies, clubbing and dinner when on vacation.

Exploring winelands is one of the underappreciated and underrated activities, over the years, as more people are beginning to love the world of wine, they’ve been more interested in learning the process. South Africa has become one of the most visited destination in Africa, with numerous fun activities – beaches, theme parks, museums, wine tours – to boast about.

Wine tourism in South Africa has become one of the most interesting sector in tourism, generating over R5 billion and also creating employment opportunities. South Africa has an array of wine activities to choose from – wine tasting, picnic lunch and dinners, wine tram tour and wine festivals.

WINE TASTING

Vineyards, vineyards, vineyards!! Vineyards are always the go- to for wine tasting, but restaurants have now found its way to enter that segment I.e. The Table, Franschhoek Kitchen, Fryndraai Restaurant, Readers restaurant and many more. As for vineyards, Tokara prides itself on making wines that are specific to three wine producing regions and offers a gallery of fine art and Jordan Wine Estate offers wine tasting packages and experience that includes sips from Chameleon range wines, Estate varietals, Reserve wines, Bradgate, Jardin label and so much more.

If you would love to taste the South Africa’s produced wines, look out for Methode Cap Classique, sparkling wine similar to Champagne or the Pinotage, a red wine made from a grape that is a mix of Cinsaut and Pinot Noir

Here are some of the tips to make sure you have an incredible time on your wine tasting adventure – book tastings beforehand, be open to trying new wines, do not drink coffee, gum or lemon water right before wine tasting, it ruins the taste.

PICNIC LUNCH/DINNERS

Picnics are the best things to do during the summer time, you get to sit down and reflect without worrying about the cold.

Picnics have become really popular amongst wine farms. Boschendal wine farm boasts some of the best picnic spots around, the wine farm recently launched 2 new picnic experiences – Rose Garden Picnic with amazing views of the mountains , exhibition vineyards, the Rhone Homestead, the Cellar Door and picnic baskets that include food made from the natural farm produce and Werf Farm Picnic with hammocks, bean bags and giving guests the opportunity to bring their blankets, chair and tables to enjoy the and acres of scenic gardens, the new jungle gym and child care services enabling the younger one to create their own memories while the adults enjoy their time on tasting tours .On the countryside, Budmarsh Country Lodge in Johannesburg, in which everything is arranged for you.

WINE TRAM TOUR

You might not want to sit around with bae at a picnic, sipping wine and eating, that’s fine. You can be adventurous enough to go on the wine tram tour. The Franschhoek Wine Tram hop- on hop-off tour is one of the best ways to discover Franschhoek Valley – scenic vineyards, breath-taking scenery, warm hospitality, world-class cuisine and fine wines. Located in the Groot Drakenstein Mountains, the Franschhoek Wine Route is considered South Africa’s gourmet capital.

Franschhoek translates to “French Corner”, and the entire region has hints of its French beginnings, and you will experience an extensive French influence in the wine making. You can have a top-notch experience as you go through the vineyards in an open side tram and open-air tram bus viewing some of South Africa’s oldest and most distinguished wine estates. At each stop, there are activities offered to passengers i.e. wine tasting, lunch, a stroll through the vineyards.

WINE FESTIVALS

At food and wine festivals in South Africa, there are arrays of life changing taste buds’ experiences –from munching on world beating cheese, to fresh fruits and vegetables and Karoo lambs, seafood and venison to sipping hundreds of the country’s finest and tastiest wines.

The best part of it all is that the festivals are seasonal and usually happens all year round in different cities. Around the holiday period, the most popular festivals are the RMB Wine Festival, Sandton and Summer Wine Festival, Johannesburg going from 25th to 27th of October and 4th of November respectively. At wine festivals, there are over 60 wine producers presenting more than 400 wines and associated products – reds, whites, bubblies, brandies, craft gins and so much more. This is the perfect activity for couples as they can eat all sorts and get drunk on wine and love.

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The Lagos maiden edition of Dedicated to Digital took place on the 12th of November 2017 at Workstation in Victoria Island, Lagos state. This master class was focused on how SME’s and entrepreneurs can reach their full potential using their already existing digital platforms. This class was designed to educate young graduates, owners of small and medium businesses, aspiring digital entrepreneurs and media managers within corporate bodies.

Renowned and well learned speakers shared their knowledge on how they have succeeded in various sectors using Social media and a vast number of digital tools. It was a great opportunity for attendees to learn, discuss and also get clarity in areas they were unsure about. The audience were left energized with a new zeal to take their digital game to the next level.

Bolanle Olukanni, a well known TV Host introduced the event and spoke about the power twitter holds in our world today. Akintunde Marihno the CEO Utopia media broke down how money can be made from online content. Jite Ovueraye the Marketing and Operations Manager of accelerate TV explained how every brand must tell and authentic story. Sonia Irabor the Editor of Genevieve Magazine, spoke on embracing digital and how to start conversations.

A short break enabled attendees to mingle, network and de-brief on what had been discovered so far. Drinks and snacks where kindly provided by Rite Foods

Dayo Ajayi Digital Marketing expert gave a thorough speech on the fundamentals of digital marketing, Afua Osei the Co-Founder of She Leads Africa shared her advice on how to build a digital team. Adetola Anita Adetoye the founder of Anita Brows discusses the importance of staying consistent and motivated in business. The Masterclass was closed with in in-depth discussion on building a youtube channel and content strategy by Sisi Yemmie.

The Masterclass is an amazing start to many more Dedicated to Digital sessions that would be taking place across the continent and beyond in the year to come.

Dedicated to Digital was proudly supported by Asoebibella, The Guardian Nigeria, 360 Nobs, Genevieve and Business Day.

Speakers

Akintunde Marihno

Sisi Yemmie

Afua Osei

Sonia Irabor

Jite Ovueraye, one of the speakers

Jite Ovueraye

Anita Brows

Afua Osei, Sisi Yemmie and Anita Adetoye

Attendees

Sonia and Betty Irabor

Sisi Yemmie, Dayo Ajayi and Anita Adetoye

Sisi Yemmie speaking with the attendees

Denola Grey

Attendees

An attendee with one of the speakers, Anita Adetoye

Anita Adetoye, Sonia Irabor, Betty Irabor, Yomi Owope and Liz Osho

Attendees

An attendee

Ambience

Rite Foods

Sweet Kiwi

Ambience

Workstation

Tade Alalade and Tope Olowoniyan

THE FOUNDATION

Beibei Haven Foundation is a non-profit organization with a mandate to support women and couples through their fertility journey.

Focus is on providing support to couples dealing with Infertility, Pregnancy/baby loss, Genotype challenges etc.

This focus is achieved by providing free fertility treatment grants to low income earners, provide support, information and education, awareness and promote equal access to fertility treatments.

Tade Alalade

THE CAKE

The cake was over 6ft tall, a mix of chocolate fruit cake and vanilla cake sandwiched with vanilla buttercream, created

It was also layered with in built support boards and then covered and decorated with fondant. It was over 6 foot tall and took over 6 weeks to make.

The Iron Throne Cake

THE EVENT

The event which took place at Imax Film house was planned by 3A events and hosted by the amazing Tope Olowoniya who handled the event graciously till the end. The event was blessed by the presence of so many people, family and friends of members of the organization who wanted to show their support.

Due to some causalities that led to the breakdown of the cake, it wasn’t displayed neither was it auctioned. This caused a lot of disappointment but it certainly didn’t stop the celebration of a wonderful event and the message behind the initiative.

The event was blessed with beautiful music from P4 string quartet  who razzled and dazzled guess with beautiful harmonies and the game of thrones theme song. Syden SFX was on prime as usual with the snow special effect.

Tade Alalade

Tope Olowoniya – Host

Tope Olowoniyan

Ayeesha – 3A Events and 3A Auctions

Tade Alalade

The message was not lost: We all should do our little bit to raise awareness of infertility and attitudes towards infertility and its treatment.

Thank you to all media partners who supported this event Coolfm, Media room hub, Guardian life, Yawnaija Pulse  @mediaroomhub , Exquisite Magazine, 360 nobs Arcadia mobile Tv, Bella Naija, 3A events, SydenFX, DDhaul, 3Aevent 3A Auctions

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Hloni Pitso, Tosin Ajibade of Olorisupergal, Jennifer Awoh SAT Marketing Manager and Monhammed Tanko Kwajaffa

Eko Hotel and Suites opened its doors for the 13^th AKWAABA African Travel Market from the 10^th of September to the 12^th of September, it was a lot of delight and pleasure for the three days. “AKWAABA”: African Travel market is the marketing platform to reach more of West Africa, to meet with airlines, hotels, restaurants, tour operators, travel agents, state tourism boards, foreign trade and tourism sectors from over 20 countries around the world.  South African Tourism, in addition with Sun International, Batsumi Travel, Makgale Tours, Syavaya Tours and SA Link Tours, Mariott Hotel SA were in attendance and also participated in making the event a huge success. Hloni Pitso, SAT Regional Manager West Africa explained the huge impact AKWAABA has brought to Africa ‘s travel trade and tourism and extended a huge thank you to the founder of AKWAABA, Mr. Ikechi Uko.  “Akwaaba presents a great opportunity for tourism product to engage with travel trade for potential partnerships and collaborations. This year we had just over 200 trade partners who registered at our stand and we are excited at the possibility of new trade partnerships. We also had the opportunity to further meet with industry stakeholders; South African Airways, South African Consulate, NANTA, NATOP, TOUGHA & GTA. Please allow us to also take this opportunity to congratulate all the ladies who made “The Top 100 African Women in tourism”, we appreciate your contributions in the development of our industry. Lastly a big thank you to Mr Ikechi Uko for creating such an important platform to recognize women in tourism and for remaining passionate about the development of African Tourism.”

NANTA President, Mr Bernard Bankole, NATOP President, Mr Andrew Nkereuwem, Bunny Bhoola, Former SATSA Board Member and Hloni Pitso, SAT Regional Manager West Africa

Also in attendance was NANTA President, Mr Bernard Bankole, NATOP President, Mr. Andrew Nkereuwem and Former SATSA Board Member to discuss tourism partnerships to encourage African tourism and bring real cultural exchange programs into a reality. The annual tourism expo started off with “Chef Challenge”, this event was aimed at promoting West African culinary tourism to an international audience. It hosted chefs from Ghana, Gambia and Nigeria to compete for a jollof rice challenge. We are still wondering who came out on top!

Some of the Top 100 African Women in Tourism

Some of the Top 100 African Women in Tourism

In this year’s edition, Calabar Carnival and Rwanda Cultural Troupe treated guests to adrenaline-charged performances, the dancers came out in full force, and splendour.

The event continued on September 11^th with a conference to discuss “One Year Commercial Aviation Accident free” with aviation professionals from global aviation organizations. Later in the day, the “100 African Women in Tourism” award took place, in which women from Nigeria, Ghana, Uganda, Kenya, South Africa, Liberia and other countries, were honored. This was an award given by Mr Ikechi Uko of ATQ News.

One of the Top 100 Women in Tourism

On the third day, 12th of September, the Youth in Tourism Conference took place, the conference addressed the challenges young people in travel and tourism sector face in promoting domestic tourism in Nigeria. The panel welcomed Mr. Sam Adeleke of Afrotourism, Chiamaka of Social Prefect, Ms. Tosin Ajibade of Olorisupergal, Mr. John Omololu of Travelscope, Mr John Ezeani of Iconnect Tourism Ltd, The Tourism Twins amongst other delegates.

It was a pleasant and eye-opening opportunity for African travel trade market to meet, network, discuss, negotiate businesses with one another.

Hloni Pitso

Mohammed Tanko Kwajaffa and SA products representatives

Some of the Top 100 African Women in Tourism

Hloni Pitso, SAT Regional manager West Africa and NATOP President_ Mr Andrew Nkereuwem

Hloni Pitso and NANTA President, Mr Bankole Bernard

On Friday, 25th of August, Federal Place Hotel was agog with lively activity, as the South African Embassy in Nigeria celebrated Women’s month.  For South Africans, it’s the year of celebrating the life and legacy of O.R. Tambo and the Embassy invited media partners, and stakeholders to share in the celebrations.

The National Women’s Day is a South African public holiday celebrated annually on 9 August. However, the entire month of August is celebrated as women’s month. The month commemorates the 1956 march of 20 000 women to the Union Buildings in Pretoria to petition against the country’s pass laws that required South Africans defined as “black” under The Population Registration Act to carry a pass, that served to maintain population segregation. The first National Women’s Day was celebrated on 9 August 1994.

The Federal palace doors opened to welcome guests and delegates led by Consulate General Darkey Africa, NANTA president Mr. Bankole Bernard, Mr. Zom Chizura, Ms. Arese Ugwu, Ms Ayanda Mzulwini amongst others. Mr Oluwaseyi Adegoke Adeyemo of Inside Watch Africa compered the event, firstly paying homage to the women who have paved the way for parity and who continue to do so. Arese Ugwu, the author of Smart Money Africa, spoke at the event discussing the evolution of generational women over the years.

“Africa is the next frontier but in order for African women to be a significant part of that growth story we need to learn how to collaborate to compete” – Arese Ugwu

Mr Darkey Africa, South Africa’s Consul-General in Lagos participated actively in the struggle against Apartheid and is passionate about the struggle for equality at all levels.

Discussing the struggle for equality in the South African government, Consulate General, Darkey Africa explained that Women’s month had a deeper meaning for him. He mentioned that “the views of the generation of 1956 is about us being one society: a society constituted by both men and women and South Africa wants women to participate more in the government. At the moment, we are striving for 50/50 parity: women and men rights to be equal in terms of our policies, we already have women massed at the local and government level”. 

Mr. Africa also stressed that Nigeria and South Africa must continue to unite and celebrate through, culture, traditions and the arts.

The event ended with a toast and cutting of the cake by South African Embassy Corporate Service Manager, Ms. Ayanda Mzulwini, entertainment and lots of refreshment. As a support of the female empowerment, solidarity and strength, South Africa came to Lagos, Nigeria to share Women’s day and it was a day of joy and celebration as the South African Embassy alongside partners to honor the role of women in our society.

Tosin Ajibade, Jennifer Awoh, Emmanuel Ikubese and Eki Ogunbor

Arese Ugwu and Darkey Africa

Ayanda Mzulwini giving her speech

1. Quad biking on the beach at Wild Coast Sun 

The multi terrain quad bike tours offer a unique view of the hidden gems of the Wild Coast located in Port Edward (Eastern Cape) just outside the boundaries of KZN. On this tour, bikers are treated to the sites where normally only film-makers venture, including the swing bridge gorge, thus making for picture perfect photo opportunities!  You will experience breath-taking trails, a customised off-road experience exploring the Wild Coast Resort in a unique and thrilling way.  Whether you are a beginner or experienced rider, thrill seekers of all ages will enjoy this adventure!

Check out Quad Bike’s video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQVLmgUU-qo

2.  Boat cruise and Lunch across the Durban beach front

Durban Beach Front  has a long-standing and popular promenade that is home to beach bars, restaurants and local shops, as well as Ushaka Marine World, all of which make for fantastic day out.  The promenade is a paved walkway linking Blue Lagoon in the north with Addington in the South. Apart from the boat cruise, you can also take a rickshaw ride around the beachfront.

3.  Unlimited Fun at Ushaka Marine World

uShaka Marine World is a marine theme park in Durban, South Africa’s biggest port city. With spectacular views of the Indian Ocean it provides quality entertainment for everyone. Have fun in the sun on the beach and then explore the Sea World aquarium, dolphin stadium, seal pool, turtle lagoon, penguin pool and snorkel lagoon.

4. Watching the horses and making merry at Durban July

Okay maybe you don’t really get to ride the horses at Durban July but you get to place a bet. Who knows? You might be lucky! Once a year, every July in Durban (hence the name Durban July!) all the coolest people from all over the world gather at Greyville Racecourse in Durban to experience the best horse racing show in Africa. Can you beat that? The Durban July Handicap is a South African Thoroughbred horse race held annually on the first Saturday of July since 1897 at Greyville Racecourse in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal. Raced on turf, the Durban July Handicap is open to horses of all ages.

Check out Durban July video: https://youtu.be/BtjeoqZXaxM

5. Visit Kruger Park & Elephant Whispers, learn and interact with the gentle giants 

Elephant Whispers is situated in the Sandford Conservancy on the banks of the Sabie River on Hazyview, Mpumulanga, it gives guests the opportunity of interaction with the elephants. The Elephant Interaction offers you the opportunity to feel their constantly curious trunks, touch their rough skin, exchange trunk greetings and tasty treats, while learning about their behavior and history from the Elephant Handlers. You can experience the pure compassion and intelligence of the Elephants. Kruger National Park is close by the Elephant Whispers and Its high density of wild animals includes the Big 5: lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants and buffalos.

Check out Kruger Park & Elephant Whisper’s video:  https://youtu.be/SwkQQaFITrc

6. Take in the view at God’s Window

God’s Window, one of the most scenic vantage points in South Africa, situated along the Panorama Route in the Mpumalanga province. God’s Window is one the Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve’s most spectacular viewpoints, with astonishing views over South Africa’s Lowveld (so-named because it is much lower than the high escarpment along which the Panorama Route runs. At God’s Window, majestic cliffs plunge down 700m and, on a clear day, you’ll be able to see over the famous Kruger National Park towards the Lebombo Mountains on South Africa’s border Mozambique.

7.  Zip Lining at Sabie Induna Adventures Zipline

Tick this off your bucket list. Ladies make sure you take your wigs off before this one…lol. The Induna Zipline, just outside Hazyview is a 450m long zip slide that take you up to a speed of about 100 km/h. The height difference is 77 m.  You are harnessed in so you don’t have to hold on by yourself.

8.   The Big Swing

Let’s start with the best one. Adventure at its best. Adrenaline rush unlimited. Have you ever experienced the adrenaline of a 68 metre freefall at 180 km/h in under 3 seconds? At Mpumulanga, you can do this on one of the world’s highest Cable Gorge Swings, or fly across the gorge on a 135 metre High-wire “Foefie Slide”, 130 metres above ground zero and witness breath-taking Graskop Falls as never seen before!

Check out the Big Swing:  https://youtu.be/wfmuTYBGDNE

9. Experience the cultural diversity at Shangana Cultural Village

The Shangaan people wanted to preserve South African’s cultural heritage and showcase the cultural diversity in Hazyview Mpumulanga.  It is an honour to visit the Shangana village and the people. They people acknowledge every bit about their South African traditional culture and heritage. It is a beautiful night where one gets to watch celebrations and jubilations with dance, singing, music, food and a show of the rich culture. You will also be invited to dance with them and it is always a very special moment.

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