1 February - Arts, Culture and Environment
Today on the show we had an interview with Guy Buttery a musician who recently returned home from Australia and will be performing three shows in and around Cape Town. You can catch him on the 7th at the Zula Sound Bar – Long Street then on the 9th he’ll be at Capri Cottage Club –Noordhoek and on the 10th of February he’ll perform at the Independent Armchair Theatre in Obz. For more information you can contact 082 361 0615 or email him on buttery@iafrica.com, and further information you can visit www.myspace.com/guybuttery.
After that we have a feature on the Spiere's Poetry Festival that Busisiwe Mtabane attended on Wednesday.
We also spoke to Fritz Marx from the City of Cape Town on the launch of a photo exhibition for models with disabilities. Under the theme ‘Aesthetic and Disability’, the exhibition takes place from February 2 to 29, at the Cape Town Civic Centre. Entrance is free. For more information you can contact (021) 400 1302.
Nigel Vermaas was in updating us about events happening in Cape Town.
And to end off the Friday edition of Sakhisizwe we had an interview with Phillip Bam talking to us about a soccer tournament for the blind. South Africa’s blind community can look forward to a number of sporting and recreational activities. The game is played with a small soccer ball that rattles sending out sound and is the guide for the players. For more information on the soccer tournament and the other activities, you can contact Phillip Bam on (021) 705 3753 or 083 658 3885.
After that we have a feature on the Spiere's Poetry Festival that Busisiwe Mtabane attended on Wednesday.
We also spoke to Fritz Marx from the City of Cape Town on the launch of a photo exhibition for models with disabilities. Under the theme ‘Aesthetic and Disability’, the exhibition takes place from February 2 to 29, at the Cape Town Civic Centre. Entrance is free. For more information you can contact (021) 400 1302.
Nigel Vermaas was in updating us about events happening in Cape Town.
And to end off the Friday edition of Sakhisizwe we had an interview with Phillip Bam talking to us about a soccer tournament for the blind. South Africa’s blind community can look forward to a number of sporting and recreational activities. The game is played with a small soccer ball that rattles sending out sound and is the guide for the players. For more information on the soccer tournament and the other activities, you can contact Phillip Bam on (021) 705 3753 or 083 658 3885.
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