July issue 2017 by Kaya Nqwelo

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10 Signs You Are Financially Stable Do your part on Mandela Day

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Anezwa Gcilitshana

July 2017

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EDITOR Kaya Nqwelo FASHION Nomangwane Flatela CAREERS

Makgadi Mothetha COLUMNIST Thami Faleni SPIRITUAL CORNER Prophet Konziwe Tukwayo

LAYOUT AND DESIGNER Sugarlime media pty ltd ADVERTISING 0787920063 sugar_lme@yahoo.com

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3 contributors 5 editorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s note 6 Cover: Anezwa Sigenu 11 Remembering the legend : Nelson Mandela 14 fashion: Sisanda Mbaliâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Designs 21 fashion : tips from Andisiwe Mbopa 23 Beauty: enhance your beauty 24 Hair Treatment 25 Introvert.cm: mind your own business 26 career 27 fashion insight 28 finance: 10 Signs You Are Financially Stable 30 How to start a restaurant 32 Untied Food 34 trends: Black twitter 35 5 most expensive cars 38 Spiritual corner 39entertainment

untied Editor’s Note no longer slave to fear, dare to be a dreamer "Our deepest fear is not that we are weak. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world ... As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others." These are the words that were spoken by the late Nelson Mandela. Such powerful words. Indeed what we carry is beyond measure, no mathematics genius is able to calculate what God has placed in each and everyone of us. We carry greatness and we are of great value. A writer once said that if your dreams do not scare you, they are not big enough. Dream dreams that makes you to shake in your boots when thinking about the success ahead. Be the kind of dreamer that believes in themselves even if other people have lost hope.

Be a dreamer. Just like Joseph in the bible he had a dream and his dream was big. His father and siblings couldn't bring themselves to believing him. But in the end all came pass. On this month’s issue: minding your own business seems to be the best thing that you could ever do for yourself. Read more info on Introvert.com’s column. Putting your nose in other peoples business seems to be easier than minding your own. Well that is what we think but fact is minding your own business it the easiest. Stop pocking your nose in other people’s business and start building yourself. You do have a de=ream right? So focus on that. We have Anezwa Gcilitshana on the cover a model. Andisiwe Mbopa AKA Andy the Designer tells us about Fashion essentials this winter. We have food, fashion, good laughs, spiritual nourishment and a little bit of everything you will need. Enjoy!

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Beauty Queen with a big heart

She is a humble soul, beautiful inside out, intelligent and bright. This beauty doesn’t only depend on her outside appearance to get by she is also an academic. She obtained a degree in social work at the University of Fort Hare. She is a model which hails from the dusty streets of Herschel in the Eastern Cape and her name is Anezwa Gcilitshana. We got a chance to sit down and chat with this lovely being.

Yes I always loved modelling, I was always fascinated when watching models on TV. My grandmother used to say when seeing Naomi Campbell on TV, "there's Anezwa, my beautiful girl". My aunt used to buy me stilettos and do my hair all the time when she came to my house, "may her soul RIP". She praised me a lot, she made me her doll, and she told me I was going to be a beautiful model one day. And I believe it then and there.

Which shoots are the most interesting shoots that you’ve done? The Miss Varsity Shield photo shoot in Bloemfontein, The "Shanty Town", photo cred by Johann du Toit of Picture Café.

Where are your originally from? I was born and bred in Herschel. How did your modelling come about? My mother used to engage me in beauty pageants when I was still at primary school. I continued with pageants till I was at University, after that opportunities started to pop in. Sometime when I was doing my first year, I just thought to myself, why not? Why can’t I just try modelling, more especially on the ramp because I love cat walking? Lol I believed that I am a “catwalk guru" and it will assist me a lot with the pageants I enjoyed to enter. Have you ever thought that one day you would be a model?

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Do you have a skin care routine? I used to have one but not anymore. In 2014 I developed acne and I was frustrated. Then I went to the doctor, he prescribed a 6 months treatment for me. Now I am acne free but I don't have any skin care routine. What is your biggest Luxury? I do not really have one, or rather I am not a luxurious individual. But then I love shopping, more especially shoes. I love shoes so much. How do you stay in shape? You won't believe me but this body comes naturally. I do nothing. Please don't bite my head off, I have already observed that you don't believe me! Giggles I am cautious about a healthy living and I understand that exercising is life, but I am too lazy and I am afraid if I start and then stop I would gain some weight.

Maybe I will start the gym thing to keep my shape when I have started having children. But I do tone now and then... How would you define your personal style?

I am a no style person, I dress up to anything that suits me. I don't have a specific style of dressing up. Who is your style icon? Bonang, she does it for me. Do you have any wardrobe staples? Oh yes, definitely shoes, shoes oh I cannot live without shoes. Is there anything that caught your eye for the upcoming season? No not at all, like I said I am not a fashionista, so I do not even follow the fashion trends.

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Best advice you’ve ever received? “Education is key”. When parents send you to school they aren’t doing it for them but for you. A girl has got steps of dresses to wear in her lifetime. You cannot start with a maternity dress before the prom dress, lastly in all life endeavours, “trust in the Lord”.

Right now I have almost worn all the dresses accordingly, my Matric Dance dress, Graduation dress two times, a Wedding dress and I now left with a Maternity dress to wear. And I will wear it with pride. I am living my life with God by my sides. Because in all that I have achieved so far it's all because of God and that advice I was given and I implanted within me. What do you do in your downtime?

“I am living my life with God by my sides. Because in all that I have achieved so far it's all because of God”

Okay let me begin here, I talk a lot. I am a morning person I talk when I wake up. I am always cheerful, as a result I don't like to associate myself with people with mood swings. So to avoid doing the same to people, on my downtime I just study. I know when I am doing my school work no one will interfere with my space. Studying and reading to me is therapeutic.

What is your greatest accomplishment as a model? The Miss Heritage South Africa journey thought me a lot, the journey was not easy I had to look for sponsors. I learned that when you want something, you do not rest and in life you need a purpose and a goal. Without a goal there is no purpose. Winning the competition as a 1st princess was a milestone because I worked hard for the competition. After that competition I am now living the spirit of giving. As a model I have a project that I have started with Matric high school girls. But I do not want to be loud about it as I am still looking for funding and it's not yet strong. I am taking the baby steps, but I am going far with it.

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July has always been known as a Mandela month as the legendary former president of South Africa who is deceased was born on this month. As South Africans and the whole world is remembering this warrior, we thought t would be best if we would remind of you of the few interesting facts about him. The whole world will be celebrating him and also taking part in the 67 minutes initiative to give back to the community. Interesting facts about Nelson Mandela 

His father passed away when Nelson was 12 years old. Afterwards, wealthy relatives had custody of him.

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He attended Fort Hare Missionary College where he was working towards a BA; however, he was expelled for organizing a strike against the white rule of the college.

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He studied Law at the university of Witwatersrand.

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He was a lawyer in addition to an activist and politician.

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During his time in prison, he was able to have secret talks with F. W. de Klerk, the President of South Africa. Due to these talks, he was able to be freed.

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While he was in prison, he was told that if he stopped his acts of violence, he would be allowed to go free. He did not agree to this provision.

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In 1968, both his mother and son passed away. However, he was not permitted out of prison to attend their funerals.

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In 1993, he shared the Nobel Peace Prize with F.W. de Klerk. They received this Nobel Peace Prize for getting rid of the apartheid system.

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In 1994, he became the first president of South Africa to be elected by a democratic system, and he became for first black president.

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Once he was finished with his presidency, he became an advocate in support of people suffering from AIDS.

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He has honorary degrees from more than 50 universities worldwide.

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He was married in 1944 to Evelyn Ntoko Mase. They were married for 13 years. He married Winnie Madikizela in 1958 and they divorced in 1996 after 38 years. In 1998, on his 80th birthday he married Graca Machel, who was the widow of a former Mozambique president.

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Nelson Mandela was hospitalized for a respiratory infection for over a month in Pretoria, South Africa prior to turning 95. He was in serious condition with a lung infection and was on life support for almost six months.

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He died at home on December 5, 2013 at the age of 95.

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His body lay in state in Pretoria and a state funeral was held in Qunu. He was buried in the family graveyard in Qunu.

“ I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. the brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear.”~ Nelson Mandela

untied Get involved this Mandela Day You can also contribute 67 minutes of your time towards the global movement for good

On Mandela Day (18 July), people around the world are encouraged to spend at least 67 minutes doing something positive for their communities in honour of the 67 years that the late South African president Nelson Mandela spent fighting for social justice and a free, democratic country. This is the fourth Mandela Day since the global icon passed, and since he’s no longer around to anchor the occasion, it’s more important than ever to endorse the values for which he struggled and to share his message for peace and humanity with future generations.

IDEAS FOR MANDELA DAY There are many ways to get involves on the 67 minutes campaign. You can visit hospitals and put a smile on patients that are no longer visited by their families. You can visit old age homes, HIV support centres, orphanages and many more. Check out also what NPO’s and NGO’s are doing for the community and join in on whatever thing they are doing. Put a smile on some one’s face on Mandela Day.

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Dressed by: Sisanda Mbali

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Dressed by: Sisanda Mbali

Model: Phumza Dressed by: ZaiiGwa designs Makeup by: Lhuntu Pictures: Lasoul studio

Dressed by: Sisanda Mbali

Model: Phumza Dressed by: ZaiiGwa designs Makeup by: Lhuntu Pictures: Lasoul studio

Dressed by: Sisanda Mbali

untied Just few tips fro Andisiwe Mbopa AKA â&#x20AC;&#x153;Andy the Designerâ&#x20AC;? a young fashion designer from East London

Blanket scarf- I adore it as I can style it in different ways. I can use it as a head wrap when I am very cold as well. Boots- Stylish vintage ankle boots are a must have. Your feet will never get frozen again and your fashion sense will be automatically enhanced. Coat- When I am wearing it I feel warm. Collect for yourself different designs and qualities. The colour that looks good this winter is Pink.

Gloves- They keep your hands warm every time. You cannot afford to have frozen finger tips. A pair of elegant pink leather gloves will help you resist the cold. Fluffy Fur Pullovers- Stunning knitted pullovers are good ones in winter and to keep me warm every time. I can wear it with hoodie underneath for extra warmth, but it depends on the occasion.

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Beauty

Enhance your beauty Step 1 Using a small brush or sponge apply a light colour from your brow bone to the top of the fold of the eye. Step 2 Apply your medium colour eyeshadow from your eyelashes to just above fold of your eye. This will be the main colourof your eye. Blend your medium eyeshadow with the light colour where they meet. Using a thin brush and getting as close to the eyelashes as possible, apply a thin line under your eye. Step 3 Using a thin brush, apply a dark colour eyeshadow very lightly on the fold of your eye. Apply this colour from the middle of your fold to the outer corner and fold to the outer corner and above your eyelashes. Blend the darker colour with a midium colour, giving the outer corner of your eye a darker shade. This can be a darker shade of your medium colour or a natural colour like brown or black. Step 4 Use liquid eyeliner across the top of your eyelashes and on the inside of your bottom eyelid to make your lashes look fuller. Step 5 Apply mascara form the base of your lashes outwards. For a dramatic look re-apply your mascara when the first coat is dry.

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Hair If you suffer from hair breakage, make sure you do these things to help your strands recover. Deep Condition, lower the temperature on your styling products, use a heat protectant, use a detangler, skip the topknot, do treatments before/after color, sleep on silk/charmeuse pillowcases, comb your hair with conditioner on. Dyed hair remedy –How to stop your hair from breaking and falling out:  

Make sure you thoroughly rinse all the bleach and peroxide out of your hair and scalp with warm water. Blot excess water from hair, when hair is dry or damp apply olive oil to your hair and scalp.

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Completely saturate your hair and scalp and leave it on for at least three hours.  Wrap your hair into a warm towel or shower cap to keep your hair warm for absorbing the olive oil after at least 3 hours, rinse your hair with warm water only. Allow your hair to dry naturally. You should now have stronger hair that won’t break and a healthy, freshly breathing scalp.

untied Mind your own business

t is tempting sometimes to get involved in other people’s private discussions, lives, and difficulties. Though, trapping yourself with personal dramas that don’t affect directly, you can be both obstructive to the parties concerned and damaging to your own mental health. You will be happier and earn more respect from your peers if you learn when and how to mind your own business. Minding your own business doesn’t mean avoiding responsibility or ignoring the world around you. It basically means knowing when it’s best to avoid interfering. Know when to speak and when not to. Understand that by minding your own business you are also helping yourself not to fall into a trap that was not meant to be for you. Recognize if an issue directly concerns you or not. Unless you are an immediate participant in a personal situation, it’s best to mind your business by not getting yourself directly involved. Even if you are indirectly affected by an issue, which does not mean that it’s about you or give you the right to intervene. Keep in mind that this is not to say that you should not get involved with social issues, like poverty or children’s health, that don’t affect you directly. Those are good initiative and are worth taking part in. minding your own business means that you should not meddle in other people’s personal lives.

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Respect boundaries. Recognize that everyone has a right to privacy and that each person is in charge of their own lives. One good way of respecting boundaries is being careful not to overstep your relationship with a person. For instance, if you’re dealing with someone who is a coworker or client, be sure to keep your interactions professional. If you’re not a child’s parent, it’s not a good idea to try and discipline them. Another important element of respecting boundaries is accepting other people’s right to their own values, beliefs, and opinions. While you may disagree with them, it’s often best to mind your own business rather than trying to interfere with others’ belief systems. Pay attention to cues. Step back when people communicate directly or indirectly that you should do so. Respect others when they tell you that something is not your business and/or change the subject. Even when they don’t explicitly tell you to butt out, be aware of what their body language is saying. For instance, if people are avoiding eye contact, angling away from you, or crossing their arms as you speak, they’re probably silently asking for you not to interrupt or intervene.

“You will be happier and earn more respect from your peers if you learn when and how to mind your own business”

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careers

Are you always the organised one in your friendship circle or at work? Are you always sorting out every detail of your life, from booking dinners, sorting out travel arrangements and even filing the receipts after? And do you find yourself secretly enjoying it? Have you ever thought about a career as an administrator?

What will be my daily duties? If you want to become an information office you will be doing office work. You will be filling, making travel arrangements, taking bookings, looking after visitors. Every office needs an efficient administrator who can ensure that everything behind the scenes of a successful company is running smoothly. Without one, things quickly start to fall apart. This is a great job for those who like to experiment in a variety of tasks and can multi-task with ease. As an office administrator you’ll be expected to turn your hand to jobs such as:

Sorting out the post, Answering the phones, Ordering office stationery supplies, Greeting clients, Typing, Filing, Managing diaries You’ll usually be based in an office, and full-time administrators will work 35 hours plus a week. However, there are plenty of part-time and flexible working options for administrators, and having a good work/life balance is a perk of the job. You’ll also need to be fairly chatty, as you need to be able to communicate with a variety of people from the chief executive right down to the office juniors. Other skills that will help you succeed include: Good attention to detail, Ability to stay calm under pressure, Methodical and thorough approach to work, Organised, Good at juggling tasks and prioritising, A great team player, A desire to show initiative

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PLAIN SWEATER Plain sweaters are perfect for layering as they add texture and colour to an outfit whilst keeping you warm. Consider working different necklines into your look, a V-neck sweater can give a more dressy feel. A crew neck sweater will give a more casual look. PINK COAT These basic pieces are comfortable, classic and timeless. To add interest to any outfit this winter, try choosing a pink leather jacket, coat, etc. throw in with anything that will make you feel classy. MID LENGTH DRESS Many of us will still have events or special occasions planned over the winter months, so having a suitable dress which is stylish yet functional is always a good idea. Mid length dresses are flattering and give as much coverage as possible. They can be worn without tights and are also good for layering with other pieces for a more casual look. Add any shade of a pair of pink ankle boot. LEATHER SKIRT Leather Skirts are extremely versatile, there are so many options in terms of what you can pair with a good quality leather skirt. They look great when paired with a turtleneck or sweater and again can be worn with or without tights. For a smarter look, go for a fitted cut and choose an A-line style as a casual piece. As leather is a heavy material, it is ideal for winter and good for adding an element of texture to an outfit.

As the weather gets cooler, we all need to give our wardrobes a much needed update. Below are the key pieces to consider when building your winter wardrobe.

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Financial advice

10 Signs You Are Financially Stable People often spend most of their lives chasing financial stability. But is it possible that you may already be financially stable? Or is it possible that you might be drowning yourself in debt and can’t afford anything? Well here are 27 signs that you’re financially stable – already! And if you’re not, you can start working to make a lot of these a reality in your life. 1. You Never Overdraw Your Checking Account Even if you have overdraft protection with your checking account, you still prefer to keep a cushion in your account, rather than relying on the protection. And you absolutely, positively, never bounce a check! Part of it has to do with your aversion to paying overdraft fees. But mostly, it’s because you have a sufficient amount of money that you can keep more in your checking account then you need in a typical month. How could you, Jeff? You're a Certified Financial Planner!

finances are in balance, and you are satisfied with the direction that things are heading. Even if you have financial challenges over the horizon, you have some sort of plan set up to deal with it before it comes. That’s all anyone can do – and you’ve already got it covered. 4. You Have No Ugly Credit Card Balances It’s not at all unusual for people who have high incomes and a large amount of financial assets to also carry great big, ugly credit card balances. That’s not a game that you play. You absolutely refuse to carry credit card balances that can’t be paid off relatively quickly. And that keeps you from paying high interest rates, and from losing sleep at night.

2. You’re Never Late with Payments This is partially because you always have plenty of money to pay your bills, but also because of your preference for being ahead of your finances, rather than behind. This is also a big reason why you don’t lose sleep over your finances. When you go to bed at night, you know that your bills are paid, and all is right for world. 3. You’re Generally Happy with Your Financial Situation This doesn’t mean that your financial situation is completely perfect, but rather that your

5. You Finance Your Cars Over Five Years or Less – If You Take Loans at All

Even though there are car loans available as far out as seven years, you keep your car loans to five years or less. Or you pay cash for your cars, or you pay them off ahead of schedule. That means that you won’t live your life carrying a perpetual car loan payment. That also means that when you buy a new car, it’s very likely that you’ll be making a larger than average down payment on it – which is why you take shorter loans in the first place.

6. You Contribute a Double-Digit Percentage of Your Pay to Retirement

8. You Can Afford to Buy the Things You Really Want

Many, many people contribute nothing more than the minimum percentage that they need in order to get the maximum employer match on their retirement contributions.

If you really want something, you go out and buy it. Your finances are strong enough to enable you to get those things that you really want.

But that’s not a game that you play.

This isn’t at all about impulse spending on an ongoing basis, but rather about having enough room in your budget to get the things that you really want. In that way, money doesn't rule you.

You recognize the importance of aggressive retirement investing as a critical part of becoming financially stable. You either make the maximum retirement contribution that you’re allowed, or your contribution is well into double digits percentages. And because you do, early retirement is actually a legitimate consideration in your life. Investing and feeling good about it has never been easier with great online brokerage tools such as Betterment. Learn more about them on our Betterment Review page. 7. You Don’t Feel Guilty when you’re Out for Special Occasions Everybody has episodes were they spend a little bit too much money. This can happen on special occasions, such as birthdays, holidays, vacations, and other celebrations. But for you, these events are not budget busters. You have enough flexibility built into your budget that you can accommodate the occasional spending spree without having too much month at the end of your paycheck.

9. You’re a Natural Saver

This is one of the key habits in becoming financially stable – and it’s one that you mastered a long time ago. You’ve been doing it so long and so well, that you are virtually a natural saver. You can do it with a sense of purpose, and without ever feeling any pangs of self-denial. 10. You Feel In Control of Your Finances Overall, you have a strong sense that you are in control your finances. This means that when it comes to money, you have choices. And since money creates options in life, you have more than the average person. This is what being financially stable is all about, and what the ultimate goal of it should be. Being able to do what you want, when you want, and on your own terms.

How to Open a Restaurant

pening a new restaurant can be a risky business venture, but with the right planning, financing and lots of hard work it's definitely achievable. Owning a successful restaurant could be one of the most exciting and rewarding experiences of your life. So go out and show them what you are made of.

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Determine a food concept. A food concept is the first thing to consider when planning on opening a restaurant. Are you aiming for a family-style steakhouse, upscale French cuisine or a quick-service traditional restaurant? Having a food concept will give your potential customers some idea of what they can expect from your restaurant. Determining a food concept from the get-go will also help you to structure and organize other aspects of your business. Some potential food concepts include: seafood, steakhouse, casual-dining, ethnic restaurant, pizzeria, sandwich shop, coffeehouse, etc. Once you have decided on a food concept, you can begin crafting your menu. Don't worry about pricing or exact recipes to begin with, just try to get a logic of how your menu can best reflect your chosen food concept. Some things to consider when planning a menu include: what potential competitors are offering, where you will source the required ingredients, special equipment or layout requirements for the preparation of menu items and whether any special personnel skills will be required.

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Consider the atmosphere. The atmosphere or ambiance of the restaurant is another important factor, relating to the food concept. Many varied factors contribute to the ambiance of a restaurant, such as furniture, lighting, dish and glassware, servers' uniforms, music, serving style and clientele. Having an idea of the ambiance you wish to create is important as it will help to guide you during the decision-making process. Always keep an image of what you aim to achieve in mind.

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Plan on a serving style. Your food concept, target customers and location will all play a role in deciding on a service style. There are three main service styles: quick-service, mid-scale and upscale. It is important to decide which category your restaurant falls in to, as this distinction will help shape future decisions, such as staffing requirements and pricing. Quick-service restaurants, or fast-food restaurants, are known for their low-cost menus and quick preparation. Examples include burger joints, pizza restaurants and ethnic foods.

Mid-scale restaurants fall halfway between fast-food and upscale restaurants. They offer full service and good value menus. Some mid-scale restaurants include buffets and salad bars. Upscale restaurants pride themselves on providing excellent food and high quality service. Fine-dining establishments are the fanciest type of restaurant available - they offer the best quality food at the highest prices. 

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Research the cost. It is imperative that you are fully aware of how much your new business venture is going to cost. Do your homework. Talk to other restaurant and local business owners. Find out about rent, insurance and permit costs. The more information you have, the more financially prepared you can be. Craft a business plan. A comprehensive, accurate business plan is the most critical component of opening a new restaurant.

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In fact, the success or failure of your restaurant can hinge on the strength of your business plan, so make sure to do it right. When you're writing a business plan you should include: A comprehensive description of your concept. A description of your target customers. An outline of your menu and potential pricing. As much financial information as possible. Include details on your start-up capital (how much money you have and where it’s coming from), as well an estimate of your long-term income and expenditure. Information on how you plan to market your restaurant. Details of your plan to hire and train employees, as well as an outline of any employee retention

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food

Cheese and potato soup Ingredients 4 potatoes, peeled and quartered 1 small carrot, finely chopped 1/2 stalk celery, finely chopped 1 small onion, minced 1 1/2 cups vegetable broth 1 teaspoon salt 2 1/2 cups milk 3 tablespoons butter, melted 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour 1 tablespoon dried parsley 1 teaspoon ground black pepper 1 cup shredded Swiss cheese Add all ingredients to list Method In a large saucepan, bring potatoes, carrots, celery, onion, vegetable broth and salt to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer until potatoes are just tender. Do not rinse: mash mixture slightly. Stir in milk. In a small mixing bowl, blend butter, flour, parsley, and pepper; stir into potato mixture. Cook and stir over medium heat until thickened and bubbly. Remove from heat: add cheese and stir until cheese is almost melted. Let soup stand for 5 minutes.

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Pork chops with mapleroasted vegetables Create a meal the whole family will enjoy with these succulent pork chops served with sticky maple roasted vegetables. INGREDIENTS 500g packet Coles Roasting Vegetables with Garlic & Rosemary 2 tablespoons olive oil 4 Coles Australian Pork Forequarter Chops 400g brussels sprouts, halved 2 green apples, cored, halved, thickly sliced 1/4 cup (60ml) maple syrup Rosemary leaves, to sprinkle Select all ingredients ADD TO SHOPPING LISTSHOP INGREDIENTS NOW METHOD Preheat oven 200C. Combine roasting vegetables and oil in a large baking dish. Roast for 30 minutes. Meanwhile, heat an oiled chargrill over high heat. Cook pork for 2 minutes each side or until just browned. Add brussels sprout, apple and pork to dish. Drizzle with maple syrup. Bake for 20 minutes or until vegetables are tender and pork is cooked through. Season pork and vegetables and sprinkle with rosemary to serve.

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Trends

Black twitter If you didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know, now you know what black twitter is. Black Twitter is a cultural identity on the Twitter social network focused on issues of interest to the black community, particularly in the United States. Some describes it as a collective of active, primarily African Twitter users who have created a virtual community and are proving clever at bringing about a wide range of socio-political changes. Similar Black Twitter communities are growing in South Africa and Great Britain. Although Black Twitter has a strong black American user base, other people and groups are able to be a part of this social media circle through commonalities in shared experiences and reactions to such online.

5 Most Expensive Cars For those of who have the cash to throw around, and want high speed and flamboyant cars, here is a short list of the five most expensive cars in the world that are still sold on the market.

Bugatti Veyron With a price tag of over R1, 700,000, the Bugatti Veyron holds the distinction of being the most expensive car available on the market today. The Bugatti Veyron also claims the spot for the second fastest car in the world, right behind the SSC Ultimate Aero, with a top speed of 253 mph+. However, it is the fastest accelerating car and can go 0-60 in 2.6 seconds.

Lamborghini Reventon The Lamborghini Reventon trades for more than R1, 600,000. This version of the Lamborghini packs a lot of power and is the companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most expensive model. It can reach 60 mph in 3.3 seconds with a top speed of 211 mph. The car has a slick jet-inspired design and is rare: only 20 are manufactured each year.

Ferrari Enzo The Ferrari Enzo is the most popular and most known super car ever built. It sells for R670,000 and has a top speed of 217 mph. It can go from 0-60 in 3.4 seconds. There were only 400 units produced and the Ferrari Enzo often sells for over R1, 000,000 at auction.

Pagani Zonda C12 F The Pagani Zonda C12 F is produced by a small and independent company located in Italy where ten of these cars are manufactured per year. The Pagani Zonda C21 F retails for $667,321. It is the fifth fastest car in the world with a top speed of 215 mph+ and can go from 0-60 in 3.5 seconds.

SSC Ultimate Aero The SSC Ultimate Aero carries a price tag of more than R654,400 and can claim the title as the fastest car in the world. It has a top speed of 257 mph+ and is the fastest street legal car on the market. It can go from 0-60 in 2.7 seconds, just 0.1 behind the Bugatti Veyron.

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o Elihu son of Barakel the Buzite said: I am young in years, and you are old; that is why I was fearful, not daring to tell you what I know. I thought Age should speak; advanced years should teach wisdom. But it is the spirit in a man, the breath of the Almighty, that gives him understanding. It is not only the old who are wise, not only the aged who understand what is right " JOB 32:6-9. At the close of this youth month having attended numerous youth conferences and heard young people minister the word of God, I can testify to this word. It is not age that speaks but the spirit in a man, the breath of God that gives him understanding. I have been amazed at the wisdom and revelation that God has placed upon the youth of today. The book of JOEL 2:28 "And afterward, I will pour out my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy, your old men will dream dreams, your young men will see visions." God promised us in this word that His Spirit in is poured upon both young and old, I guess in the same measure as well. I don't believe the spirit of God has an age, I believe that is ageless as much as it is limitless, only our minds can limit what the Lord can do. Scripture proves to us many times that God has used youth to do great things that have changed the course of history. "But Samuel was ministering before the Lord--a boy wearing a linen ephod." 1 SAMUEL 2:18. "Josiah was eight years old when he became king, and he reigned in Jerusalem thirty one years....." 2 KINGS 22:1. "Saul was thirty years old when he became king and he reigned over Israel forty two years." 1 SAMUEL 13:1.

Written By: Prophet Khonziwe Tukwayo I can go on and on, the list is endless, but all is to prove that God has always trusted youth with not only gifts, but with the leadership and directing the nation. The youth of South Africa is now at a crucial point in our nation, when the previous generation had taken us out of oppression into democracy, but today's generation have to take us of oppression of the mind, economic oppression, spiritual oppression into freedom in Christ. The scripture in the book of Job says it is the breath of God that gives understanding, therefore my prayer at the end of this youth month would be, Lord God Almighty breath on our youth again that they may gain , wisdom, knowledge and understanding to lead their lives and the nation to greater heights. God bless you.

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