Number one bestselling author, Dr Mulalo Nemavhandu has released the never-before-told story, The True Origin of HIV & Aids: Secret Revealed. Re-Released February 16, 2016 and available for purchase from Amazon. Having been the subject of contentious debate for decades, Dr Mulalo Nemavhandu has uncovered what has puzzled scientists from around the world since Aids came to light in the 1980s. Readers should prepare to be shocked by the revelations made in this 154 paged non-fiction medical mystery. Over 34 million people in the world are living with HIV and AIDS, with 15 thousand new infections every day and an estimated 17 million AIDS orphans. With this book we can begin to better understand where the suffering began. Dr Mulalo Nemavhandu explains, “We owe the millions of those who died, those living with HIV or AIDS and those that will be infected in the future, the truth and nothing but the truth.” “Aids is no longer a disease, it’s a human rights issue” ~ Nelson Mandela YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRf7oj8Z2bc CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za. …
PDT rolls out a no Software and Licensing fees Digital Signage Network
Summary of Switch and Save Photo: Whitehart Delivering a world-class customer experience and managing large-scale digital signage networks has just become a lot simpler with the launch of Public Display Technologies’ (PDT) ‘Switch and Save’. Switch and Save allows you to manage your digital signage network at a much lower operational cost while enjoying the benefits of this technology. PDT is offering an exclusive digital signage contract where no swop-out labour and media player hardware fees are charged. With this offer ending on 31 December 2016, PDT uses the latest media player technology that eliminates the cost of software and licensing fees in this 3 year contract. This exclusive contract applies to companies with large-scale digital signage networks. PDT will complete the installation within 35 working days and limited costs will apply if additional hardware is added onto a current 3 year contract. To book a site visit, calculate the potential savings or for more information, please contact PDT on 0861 123 738 or sales@pdtsa.co.za Demos available on request. CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za. …
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GREAT LINE-UP WITH DROSTDY-HOF AT THIS YEAR’S INNIBOS IN NELSPRUIT
Nelspruit's Innibos Festival, from July 1 to 4, is bringing Lowvelders the best in Afrikaans music, featuring Theuns Jordaan, Bobby van Jaarsveld, Die Heuwels Fantasties, Bok van Blerk, Kurt Darren, Laurika Rauch, Karin Zoid and Nicholis Louw. The Drostdy-Hof tent is another attraction where visitors can savour its tasty and versatile range of vibrant, fruity wines, served in a trendy but super-comfy wine bar with loads of seating. This is where the scene will be set for some real South African moments during the festival. Even if the music's not for you, there will be a selection of theatre, cabaret, literature and visual arts to enjoy, along with a variety of food, drink and craft stalls. The Innibos Festival will run from 10:00 to 00:00 on each day of the festival taking place at Hoërskool Bergvlam in Nelspruit. Tickets are available from Computicket (www.online.computicket.com). Prices range between R90 to R160 per person and include access to all performances taking place on the festival grounds. Pensioners get a special discount of R50 per person on Thursday, July 2, only. Golden circle tickets are available at an extra cost for the headline acts on the main concert stage. Please note that these seats are limited. For more information, go to www.innibos.co.za or contact the festival office on 013 741 5294/5. Drostdy-Hof is a great favourite from South Africa to northern Europe. Refreshing and rounded, the delicious wines offer typical South African generosity from the first sip. Visit www.drostdyhof.com/za for more on the brand. Follow Drostdy-Hof on Facebook (www.facebook.com/DHWines) and Twitter (www.twitter.com/DrostdyHofSA). Join the conversation using: #RealWineRealMoments #Festivals Author: Drostdy-Hof Wines (Release submitted) Drostdy-Hof Wines & Innibos National Lowveld Arts Festival from Drostdy-Hof and Innibos. More Info link: https://www.innibos.co.za Twitter: www.twitter.com/DrostdyHofSA Facebook: www.facebook.com/DHWines Images: For …
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AutoTrader SupaDrift Series #01
Rivalry at Redstar Raceway for the AutoTrader SupaDrift Series The 28th February and the 1st of March will see South Africa’s own AutoTrader SupaDrift Series hit the Redstar Raceway, Mpumulanga, for the very first time. Traditionally a bike track, Redstar Raceway will welcome drifters with hair-raising speeds. Drivers are expected to hit 140km p/h before locking their tyres and engaging the drift. Fresh from a 2014 overall win, superstar Wade van Zummeren is back to fight for his title. Right behind him is notorious 2013 champion and last year’s runner up, Jason Webb. Webb will be debuting a brand new Nissan S13 200SX. A crash while up against Van Zummerman took Webb out of last year’s final, making their top of the table battle one to watch. 17-year-old Mariska Dyke from Nigel is expected to make her maiden appearance and will set the record for SA’s youngest lady ever to hit the tar in the competition. Mpumalangans are in for an epic weekend of massive motorsport action. Tickets: Available at the door for R80 for adults and R50 for children. Date: 28 February and 01 March 2015 Venue: Redstar Raceway, Delmas, Mpumulanga The SupaDrift Series ‘sideways craze’ is the art of powersliding through corners at ultra high speeds. A modern motorsport phenomenon, the AutoTrader SupaDrift Series events are geared for the whole family. For those unable to make it to the track, the entire Series will also be streamed LIVE via https://www.supadrift.co.za/watch-live.html For more information visit www.supadrift.co.za or follow the series on Facebook: SupaDrift Series and Twitter: @SupaDriftseries Author: Darren Lewis from Images: For high res version/s of Two image/s please contact: . Event Flyer Photo: Wade Van Zummeren in action Photo: Photo by Dave Nisbet CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za. …
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New security estate to meet growing demand in Nelspruit
Security estate homes are in such great demand in the Nelspruit area that over 70% of the first phase of the newly launched Chestnut Valley estate was sold within the first two months of entering the market. This is according to Maurice Lodewick, Broker/Owner of RE/MAX Lifestyle Estates Nelspruit, whose office services Nelspruit and the surrounding areas. He notes that Chestnut Valley offers buyers medium-sized, freestanding homes within the confines of a secure, walled perimeter. “Ranging in price from around R1.4 million to R1.65 million, this security estate offers those seeking peace of mind a well-priced option located in one of Nelspruit’s popular upmarket suburbs known as Sonheuwel Ext 1. Its location and the fact that it is priced right has led to the estate being among the most highly sought-after within the Nelspruit area, with many buyers interested in purchasing a property here,” says Lodewick. Adrian Goslett, CEO of RE/MAX of Southern Africa, says that demand for security estate living is not isolated to just Nelspruit. He points out that security is often a deciding factor in where buyers choose to live, which why demand for secure estate living has seen a massive increase over the last few years. “In fact, several developments have been launched to address the large number of buyers seeking these kinds of properties. The demand for these homes has made them excellent investments, with many offering a healthy return over the medium to long term.” According to Lodewick the homes within the estate comprise three bedrooms, two bathrooms with an additional guest bathroom, a lounge, dining area, kitchen with a scullery, covered patio with a built-in-braai and a double garage. The homes range from around 193m2 to 203m2 in size and are built on stands averaging approximately 500m2, which are walled or fenced. Aside from the security aspect contributing to the estate’s popularity, Lodewick says that other draw cards include the development’s …
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Girdlestone narrowly seals second Jock title
Dylan Girdlestone sealed his second overall victory in the 151km Bestmed Jock Cycle Classique in a dramatic two-man sprint in the third and final stage at Mbombela in Mpumalanga on Saturday. In the dash to the line, the Westvaal-BMC rider got the better of MTN-Qhubeka’s Ethiopian climber Alem Grmay to steal the stage and overall wins by a single second. After a series of well-timed attacks by Girdlestone, the two broke clear of the group containing the main contenders in sight of the finish at the Mbombela Stadium. The 23-year-old from Pretoria completed the 30th edition of what is believed to be South Africa’s toughest road race in a combined time of 3:43:02. Westvaal’s Nico Bell secured the final step on the podium in 3:43:12. “It feels just as good as the first time I won it,” said an elated Girdlestone. “I’ve always put the Jock down as one of my goal races because it suits me really well. “This year’s route was very much like the old one in that you have a hard final stage with a tough last few kilometres. “The trick is to stay protected and if you’ve had the easiest ride there, you’ll have the most power – which is exactly what happened.” Although Girdlestone’s small five-man outfit was without the services of Tyler and Dusty Day, he said they had raced tactically to be able to compete against the numerically superior teams. “The plan was for my team-mates to have an easy ride in the first two stages. I said, ‘You can drop off, just don’t get eliminated’. “So we went into the last stage all guns blazing.” Team Abantu sprinter Nolan Hoffman took the day’s first yellow jersey when he came out tops in a bunch sprint in the 43km opening stage between Mbombela, formerly Nelspruit, and White River. Hoffman crossed the line in 1:05:08 to edge ahead of MTN-Qhubeka’s Ryan Gibbons and team-mate David Maree. On stage two, a grippy 45km ride from White River to Sabie, Grmay and team-mate Yohans Getachew took advantage of an early attack …