Hi guys

I was at the bikini parade and it was great. go check out the group "Kellogs Special K Bikini Parade" to see the videos and pics I took!

Walter

Here is the link

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=173763385667&v=app_2392950137#/group.php?gid=173763385667&v=wallPosted on 7 Nov 2009 14:25

SHo!
Dats too dark and boring!Posted on 7 Nov 2009 13:04

mina guys I go with gagasi ayi ukhozi imiphuphe nje,ngiyaxolisa ngokupolitika.Posted on 7 Nov 2009 12:09

Sbongile I understand that Listeners will never be happy. Especially us (those commenting in this platform) however, that will never justify you not taking lack of talent off the mic. Its about time someone tell it like it is: AlphyK is not a good soccer commentator, but he is a brilliant sports presenter if not the best. The point I am making is Mokaragana should be done by AlphyK. Take Brian out of that slot, let OATILE AND MANYAAPELO DEAL WITH SOCCER COMMENTARY.

Last question: Sbongile do you really listen to LESEGO LEKGETHO AND FREDDAH TLHAPANE? THESE ARE VERY BRAVE GIRLS!Posted on 7 Nov 2009 08:27

Guys i totally dnt lyk wat u guyz sayin about dikobe, do u guyz 4get dat he also iz a humang being. I dnt lyk it at al. Stop calin him name, jst imagen wen hiz kidz read diz crap u writin about dikobe, how wud dey fil, cum guyz dnt judge da dude by wat he did, we al make mistakez, and by making mistakez itz shows dat we are aint perfect.Posted on 7 Nov 2009 00:06

I won't go into profanity like some others, but Feel this "logo" conveys very little other than the name south africa. Is there a set of principles it's trying to convey? Some kind of meaning? Maybe the flag has been transformed into an arrow or something?

For some who didn't understand, this is not the new country flag, get with it. It's a logo to be used on marketing materials for market our country as a Brand.

I think it lacks dimension, personality and thought. Is this supposed to tell the rest of the world how dynamic and interesting South Africa is? I don't think it does that. Very Bland, dead, almost seems like an extremely old banner ad or something.

Maybe the creators and approvers can bring us their justification. This has got nothing to do with whether or not you're proudly SA, it's just about being able to spot poor design from a mile off.Posted on 6 Nov 2009 23:22

Doug Davenport, real name Dale Davenport, 620 The Plaza, River Vale NJ is a total fraud. He escaped to South Africa with his mother because he is a wanted man by the US courts for nonpayment of child and spousal support. Now his wife and two children are homeless and their home is in foreclosure. Today is his son's 19th birthday and there is not a word from the "devoted dad." He cheated on his wife with a single mother for a while in the US until she too realized that he is a fraud. There are no music promotion skills. Evolver should do an intensive background check and they will quickly realize that Davenport is nothing more than an opportunist who wants to make a killing and run with the money. Be forewarned. A TOTAL FRAUD!!!Posted on 6 Nov 2009 23:17

I won't go into profanity like some others, but Feel this "logo" conveys very little other than the name south africa. Is there a set of principles it's trying to convey? Some kind of meaning? Maybe the flah has been transformed into an arrow or something?

For some who didn't understand, this is not the new country flag, get with it. It's a logo to be used on marketing materials for market our country.

I think it lacks dimension, personality and thought. Is this supposed to tell the rest of the world how dynamic and interesting South Africa is? I don't think it does that.

Maybe the creators and approvers can bring us their justification. This has got nothing to do with whether or not you're proudly SA, it's just about being able to spot poor design from a mile off.Posted on 6 Nov 2009 23:15

Doug Davenport, real name Dale Davenport, 620 The Plaza, River Vale NJ, USA has left the US with his mother because he does not want to be prosecuted because of non payment of child and spousal support. The court told him to pay, he did not. Now his wife and two children are left homeless and their home is in foreclosure. He keeps promising his wife that he will send money, but it is not happening. Today is his son's 19th birthday and there is not a word from the "devoted dad." He is a failed mortgage company employee and does not have any skills, especially promoting skills. He cheated on his wife with a single mother, 20 years his junior and she finally saw the light and dumped him. Once again, there are no promotion skills here. He is a compulsive liar and a sociopath. Evolver should look very hard at this person who states that he is someone that he is not.Posted on 6 Nov 2009 23:05

The logo attached to this article changed since it was first published, I suspected that was going to happen. The previous version had the "South Africa" type on two lines, and the ratio was off (the height was stretched). However the concept (or lack thereof) remains unchanged. I do like the choice of typeface and the white on black is very striking and will apply to all mediums well, but the use of the flag looks like a last resort at an unsuccessful attempt in trying to integrate the flag into a logo. It really lacks balance.

But, I have a strong feeling that this logo will appeal more to an international audience who aren't as familiar with our flag as we are, and that is its purpose after all. In which case it's a winner.Posted on 6 Nov 2009 22:55

No thanks.Posted on 6 Nov 2009 22:35

Sadly, by simply plakking a multicoloured flag with a forward "directional" arrow and a multimillion buck campaign won't bring success. And why right-facing; it seems PC motivated. (Or is it meant to be). A "lift-off" slant would have given this hapless thingy lots more vooma. Anyway, is it not high time that we stop meddling with our flag and start to appoint seriously credible designers; maybe someone with flair and some strategic input.Posted on 6 Nov 2009 21:09

Guys any justification of why Brian was moved to Sports? I thought even though he's not that kinda of someone who can rock the airwaves during the late hours of friday and Sunday, at least he was getting there. The lack of vavavooom in him cannot be ignored though. This Thlapane chick is not the material for that slot honeslty...it's not like am suffering from PHD but truth has to be told sometimes cos sugarcoating endorses mediocrity. The same goes to Lesego and Mantsho. As for Thapelo and Queen I think they're still young an anyway I fall outside of their Target Audience Bracket fo goodness sake..So I will give them a benefit of doubt though...Myb it's a strategic move to lure young and fresh listners to the airwaves...Who knows and cares anyway?


I mean the whole incompetent and untalented lot (I mean on radio, not generally) should be relegated to production team or something that will keep them away from the mic. I guess everyone knows that injustice (at least in theory) in South Africa warrants prosecution. So at least to save their jobs, they could make better producers with the broadcasting knowldege and experience they gained. Moreover truth has to be told I'm no a fan of Lebo and honestly I don't see myself falling into her on radio as long as she does not instill sense of respect, tolerance, humanity and professionalism in her. Just to make myself clear, for instance when listeners call, she cuts the listeners before they could finish to say their points, opinions or comments...That's unprofessional to say the least and shows lack of respect....Another is of cutting listners that call while their radios are still on when going on air...I mean understandably in this case listners mess up big time but can't this lady give them at least few secs to switch off their radios and comment on topic on hand?? Is that hard to do? Absolutely no. And lastly you guys (djs) stop talking about your achievements on radio as a way of making some listeners to loose hope in life. I mean you can't say that am driving this, eating this, living in a plush house, drinking this and so forth while the person who's listneing to you is stuggling to put her/his life together. Remember that radio reaches millions of listners and of that millions probably only a quarter of them are living decent lives. So guys when you open your mouths try to think about those things. AmenPosted on 6 Nov 2009 19:18

I understand tha the soapie genre is much appreciated in this day and age (by a predominantly black audience who seek some kind of escapism) I think Neil would be better positioned as a Doccie writer instead of wasting his obvious talent on a genre that is down right laughable...come on neil...you're a grown experienced man! The Documentary genre could do with your talent, experience and expertise...leave this soapie story already!!!!!Posted on 6 Nov 2009 18:50

I do not care who says what but I beleieve Thobela Fm rocks and it is the best radio station to ever happen to this country. I especially love the afternoon drive show hosted by Mankoko and Skhumbuzo. You guys rock! rock! rock! I absolutely Dig you come 3 O'clock I no longer focus at work cause my mind is on your show. Keep up theb great work. Le ya rocka.Posted on 6 Nov 2009 18:07

Shame... someone feeling inadequate?Posted on 6 Nov 2009 18:06

Have any of the brilliant people commenting on the logo actually worked with a parastatal as a client? Are you the lot who constantly submit their own logos or office furniture to win Loeries? Get a clue.

Only one person here nailed it - irrespective, the issue is to get the marketing for the country going now.Posted on 6 Nov 2009 18:01

It's the wrong logo showing here, guys.

You can see the correct logo on: http://www.bizcommunity.com/Article/196/11/41764.htmlPosted on 6 Nov 2009 17:47

Thanks Mathew for briefing us on Somaliland, it's interesting to read your info on Somaliland.

Indeed Somaliland is a peacefull island in Horn of Africa

I think the news that Somaliland is geting first debit card system is very inspiring to its citizens, further more Somaliland's debit card facilities is a sign that the country is ready for foreign investment, argues Saeed FuraaPosted on 6 Nov 2009 17:28

Thanks for briefing us about Somaliland. For further read on Somaliland, I got this brief info from wisegeek.com

Since its formation, Somaliland has established its own system of government that combines both tribal and Western influences. The government consists of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, similar to the United States government; it also includes a council of Somali elders who are responsible for choosing the president and helping to control internal conflicts within Somaliland. Somaliland also has a government constitution, military and police forces, a flag, its own currency, and its own passport. However, Somaliland is not entirely self-sufficient, and receives financial support from outside countries.

Because Somaliland has remained peaceful since its break away from Somalia, it is beginning to attract a small amount of foreign tourism. One of its most interesting attractions is the Las Geel cave, where ancient tribal paintings have been discovered. Somaliland is also home to many beautiful historic towns and cities that show examples of British colonial and Ottoman architecture. Somiland is also home to many savannahs, where wildlife can be found. However, because Somaliland has not gained international recognition as an independent country, the tourism industry there is still in its beginning.

long live somalilandPosted on 6 Nov 2009 17:23