Keppler saai gister die wedstryd uit die Baai uit tussen NZ en die Windies.
Daar is seker min ouens wat so mooi Engels kan praat soos Keppler - en dit
sluit die Engelse self in.
Ook, daar is min Afrikaanse omroepers wat Afrikaans kan praat soos Keppler.
'n Man om op trots te wees. Ek wens daar was meer.
Het ons 'n teoloog of 'n kenner van Grieks in ons midde?
As ek reg onthou, onderskei die oorspronklike Nuwe Testament (in Grieks)
tussen verskeie konsepte wat almal in Afrikaans met "liefde" vertaal is.
Soos "eros" en "agape" en iets soos "filantros"?
It's a company looking for people with broadband in various countries.
The
idea is that they install a box of GSM test equipment in your location
and
hook it up to your broadband, and then pay some or all of your
broadband
costs for the duration of a test. If you don't have broadband and
you're
the only person in a location they want, they'll pay to have it
installed
for you. They won't use much bandwidth, but do want 24 hour access.
They claim to be developing some GSM quality of service software, and
as
far as I can tell this is correct. I've checked it out to some extent,
and there is a company behind the website who does develop wireless
QoS.
Also, I can't see any way for it to be fraudulent.
I don't know how many of these things they'll be deploying. I do know
that
they're keen on getting people in as many countries as possible, so if
you're on the Continent or further afield, you could well be in with a
chance.
If you do apply, mention my name! There may be a kickback.
KUNSKAFEE (135)
Sondag 16 Februarie 2002
kykNet 19:00
Herhalings: Maandag 17 Februarie om 14:30
Dinsdag 18 Februarie om 9:30
Saterdag 22 Februarie om 9:00
"KUNSKAFEE" is 'n kunsjoernaalprogram wat alle kunsvorme so wil reflekteer
dat dit vir Jan Alleman toeganklik sal wees - sonder om die fynproewer
teleur te stel. Van teater tot beeldhouwerk; argitektuur tot landskapkuns;
klassieke musiek tot pottebakkery; ballet tot moderne dans; skilderkuns tot
straatkuns; letterkunde tot strokiesprente; rekenaarkuns tot die Internet;
fotografie tot spotprentkuns.
"Kunskafee" word nie vanuit 'n ateljee uitgesaai nie. Die stel is
verskillende en uiteenlopende plekke - 'n teater, uitstalling, 'n besondere
stuk argitektuur, 'n galery en so meer.
Ankeraanbieder: Shemane Harris
Boekerubriek: Hettie Scholtz
Veldaanbieders: Charlene Truter, Pieter Koen, Melt Sieberhagen en Dawn
Matthews.
* Kunskafee kuier hierdie week by Die Boomhuisie in Krugersdorp. Hierdie
gewilde restaurant, teater en kuierplek is boere-kitsch op sy beste en
menige bekendes het al in dié unieke plekkie opgetree.
* 'n Profiel oor Karin Skawran, stigter en jare lank hoof van die
Departement Beeldende Kuns en Kunsgeskiedenis by UNISA. Vir die eerste keer
is daar 'n groot aantal van haar eie werk deel van 'n uitstalling, "Islands
of Refuge", by die Tina Skukan Galery.
* 'n Profiel oor Mervyn Africa, een van ons land se voorste jazz musikante
en komponiste, wat deesdae in Londen woon.
* Hettie Scholtz kyk in haar boekerubriek na optimisme wat dikwels met
deeglike skeut humor saamgaan. Dít veral na aanleiding van "South Africa -
The Good News" en "Will the Real Ben Trovato Please Stand Up?", die nuwe
boek van dié bobaas briefskrywer.
* In die Wes-Kaap gaan maak Charlene 'n draai by die Athol Fugard stuk
"Valley Song" in die Baxter, asook by Ruth Sacks se "Works in Wax" by die
Joao Ferreira Galery. Sy gesels ook met Natalia da Rocha oor die nuwe projek
"Applauz", by die Warehouse.
* Gautengers kan eersdaags weer vir Sandra Prinsloo op die verhoog in aksie
sien in "The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband" en vir diegene met
Sewentigs-nostalgie is daar die blyspel "Boogie Nights", albei by die
Johannesburgse Stadskouburg. Op die kunsfront het die Minds i Art Space in
Pretoria 'n spesiale Valentynsuitstalling om die seisoen van liefde te vier.
Zimbabwe's annualised inflation rate has climbed to a record 208.1% in
January from 198.9% recorded in December, the latest consumer price data
show.
Harare - Zimbabwe's annualised inflation rate climbed to a record 208.1% in
January from 198.9% recorded in December, according to the latest consumer
price data.
The latest bulletin from the government's Central Statistical Office (CSO)
showed the latest inflation rise represents a record high in the recent
history of Zimbabwe's economy.
In 1995, the average annual inflation was 22.6%, in 1997 it dropped to 18.8%
before it rose to 31.7% the following year.
By 1999 it had climbed to 58.5%, in 2001 it was 71% and last year it almost
doubled to 133.2%.
The huge jump in inflation last month has been ascribed to mainly food
prices, especially of those of beverages, fruits and vegetables.
"The increase in year-on-year inflation was largely accounted for by
increases in the avergae price of beverages, fruits and vegetables, meat and
clothing among others," said the CSO.
Analysts say the inflation figure is not a true reflection of the prices
consumers pay because it is calculated based on government-controlled
prices.
Government has in recent months imposed price controls on most goods, even
luxury items.
But the controls have seen basic commodities disappear off shop shelves and
re-appear on the black market, where prices are usually 10 times more than
the controlled prices.
The officially-calculated inflation rate has almost doubled in the past 12
months. - Sapa-AFP
----- Original Message -----
From:
Newsgroups: soc.culture.south-africa.afrikaans
Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2003 9:04 AM
Subject: Re: Wat gaan aan in Zimbabwe?
Jonas wrote:
> Wat gaan nou aan in Zim - is daar 'n ng-lid wat daar bly?
My vriendin wat in Pretoria bly, se seun
werk nog altyd vir ABSA ( dink ek) in Harare,
en ek het sopas weer 'n brief gekry waarin sy
weer sê Harare is veiliger as Pretoria. En my
vriendin is nie 'n kommunis nie. Sy is heel-
waarskynlik nog altyd NP of regser. So moenie
weer begin skree dat sy lieg nie.
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