Expatriate Magazine Winter 2012

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NOTE FROM THE DIRECTOR

THINK LIKE A MAN He has been married for many years and as an evidently social guy, he has been around different types of men which provides useful insight to how they think. I attended a wedding a few weeks ago where a man of a similar age delivered a speech aimed at advising the newly-wedded husband which had a number of similarities to what Harvey has to say. Ladies can also learn a lot from this amazing revelation to man-like thought particularly when it comes to relationships.

t the time of writing this note, my partner and I had just been to the local cinema hall to witness the much anticipated SA premier of the movie “Think Like A Man”. The 90 minute presentation is based on Steve Harvey’s bestselling book “Act like a lady, think like a man” which I have read... twice....so far. I am not a big fan of his form of comedy so it was surprising that both book and film drained tears of humour from my eyes. The movie is as much a must see as the book is a must read for both men and women. I like the fact that both capture the experiences of the author and his observant nature provides lessons for both sexes. Women get to understand why men behave the way they do while men can learn something from an old head who is much more than a comedian.

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Away from relationships but still speaking of ladies, it is by design that I write the foreword this time round. This is the ladies issue, dominated by the voices of our marvellous gender (plus some eye-candy in Kojo Baffoe). I find it quite inspiring that this time round our pages are taken over by women who are doing wonderful things in business, in their profession and in each of their particular spheres of endeavour. And in many of the groups we feature, it is also touching that we still embrace our innate tendency to care for those less fortunate. Whether you are a man or a woman who thinks like one or neither…. this issue celebrates women. Enjoy!

Carol Malonza, Director

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Publisher: The Expatriate Forum and Magazine (Pty) Limited Reg. Number: 2010/012428/07 P O Box 4935, Randburg, 2125 Tel: +27 11 7917484 www.expatriate.co.za Director: Carol Malonza – carol@expatriate.co.za Managing Editor: KC Rottok – editor@expatriate.co.za Deputy Editor and Content Advisor: Leah Maina – leah@expatriate.co.za Publishing Executive: Sheila Lynn Senkubuge Advertising and Event Enquiries sales@expatriate.co.za or 0822146421 Edition Writers: Keith Kundai, Hannington Kasirye, Yaw Peprah, Andreas Krensel, KC Rottok, Sheila Senkubuge, Carol Malonza Contributor: Vimbai Gwata, Mukuka Mayuka, Hesta van der Westhuizen, Adanma Yisa and Leabiloe Molapo Art Direction, Design and Layout: Mike Obrien mike@obriendesign.co.za Photography: Mzu Nhlabati www.creativenation.co.za Website: Drutech Media (0781121311) All rights reserved. Excerpts may be used as long as this magazine is credited as the source. Longer versions of our content may only be used with the written permission of the Publisher. Neither the publisher nor the editor accept responsibility for any of the information from edition writers or contributors. Whilst we have taken care in preparing this publication, the publisher/editor does not warrant its completeness or accuracy. The editor retains the right to edit all contributions. Advertisers are responsible for their material. © Expatriate SA 2012: ISSN 2218 – 757X

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