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H

eritage month I personally love this month

because it is a few weeks closer to October (beginning of Summer) and because it is our National Heritage Month. In this month of September we celebrate our cultural traditions in the wider context of the great diversity of cultures, beliefs, and traditions that makes up the nation of South Africa.

Find out more on page 4 to 6 on our National Heritage day and how it came about that we now celebrate this day..

This month we profile Mrs Nhlanhla Khanyile Founder and CEO of Ngwane Cake Angels. We wanted to know more about what made her decide on bakery as a business, why & how she started Ngwane Cake Angels. In every business or in every thing you do you always come across some obstacles Nhlanhla will give us some advice on how to overcome those challenging times whether in your daily life or in business.

Starting and running a successful business does not take a day, it takes time , money, hard work and sweat. That is why most business people always advise us to start something that we are passionate about, the kind of business we want to start because if you are doing something that you love you will hardly fill the strain and you will hardly give up that easily. We hope that these business ideas we give you on page 12-13 do help you.

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Amahle Shange little Mickey Mouse all dressed up for 1st Birthday Party.

Kids had such great fun. The party was well organized kids had their face painted, played with rabbit, jumped on the jumping castle and there were a lot of games including the kids receiving shoulder massages as it was also part of the theme. Thank you Amahle for inviting us to come share your 1st Birthday Party

NATIONAL HERITAGE DAY What does the word In KwaZulu-Natal, 24

South Africans

September was known as

celebrate Heritage Day

Shaka Day, in commemo-

by

ration of the Zulu King.

remembering the cultural

Shaka was the legendary Zulu King who played an important role in uniting disparate Zulu clans into a cohesive nation. Each year Zulu Kings and warriors gathered at King Shaka's grave in Stanger and honor him on this day.

The Public Holidays Bill presented to the Parliament of South Africa at the time did not have 24 September included on the list of proposed public holidays. As a result of this exclusion, the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP), a South African political party with a large Zulu membership, objected to the bill. Parliament and the IFP reached a compromise and the day was given its present title and seen as a public holiday.

heritage of the many cultures that make up the population of South Africa. Various events are staged throughout the country to commemorate this day.

National Heritage Day is a special

HERITAGE

mean?

The word heritage is a noun. The word means that you came from and belong to the place that you were born in.

This means that South Africa belongs to you. Some synonyms for the word ‘heritage’ are: * Tradition * Culture and * Custom.

public holiday is celebrated on the

The late Dr Nelson Mandela used the

24th September every year. Not only

phrase "rainbow nation" to describe

do we get to spend a day away from

South Africa's diverse (different)

school or work but we also get the

cultures, customs, traditions,

chance to celebrate our South

histories, and languages.

African heritage.

Picture: The late former President Tata Nelson Holihlahla Mandela

Heritage day is a celebration of the diversity of our beliefs and traditions.

What is our South African Heritage?

Our heritage is all about what we, as South Africans, have inherited. Some of these things include:

During his

* National monuments and historical building

speech on

* Game reserves and wildlife parks

Heritage Day

* Music and literature written by South Africans * Art and sculpture * Museums such as Robben Island * Historical sites such as the Cradle of Humankind

in 1996, The Later Former President Nelson Mandela said ‘’When our first democratically elected government decided to make Heritage Day one of our national days, we did so because

* Coastline and mountain ranges –

we knew that our rich and varied cultural heritage has a

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profound power to help build our new nation.

How we celebrate Heritage Day is important, because it is all about what we

We did so knowing that the struggles against the injustice and

think is valuable and worthwhile.

inequities of the past are part of our national identity; they are part of our culture. We knew that, if indeed our nation has to rise like the proverbial phoenix from the ashes of division and conflict, we had to acknowledge those whose selfless efforts and talents were dedicated to this goal of non-racial democracy."

The government of the Republic of South Africa determines a

Heritage Day/ Braais Day Heritage day was Nicknamed National Braai

theme for each year's celebrations. That first Heritage Day Celebration in 1995 focused on composer Enoch Sontonga the creator of a hymn that was adopted as the national anthem.

Day in 2005 as a result of a pointed media

His gravesite was declared a national monument, and his music

campaign lead by Jan Braai, the day

was highlighted. “

traditionally sees families, friends and

Speech by: Former President Nelson Holihlahla Mandela

strangers unite over webers, drums and potjies to share in two of South Africa’s favourite past-times: meat and fire!

“Luckily, even if you don’t have an outdoor area, there are plenty of braai spots to shisa nyama.”

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NHLANHLA KHANYILE NGWANE CAKE ANGELS This month we profile Emmarentia Xolisile Khanyile (a.k.a Nhlanhla Khanyile Brownsugar). We wanted to find out about her journey to starting Ngwane Cake Angels where it all began and has it been so far.

Tell us about Emmerantia Xolisile Khanyile ( a.k.a Nhlanhla Brownsugar) I was born in 1983 August 29 in Pimville, Johannesburg. I grew up in Ashdown, Pietermaritzburg raised by my aunts, grandparents Bertha and Moses Ndlovu. I studied at Ashdown Primary School then went to Russell High School where I had art as one of my subjects and fell in love with it. After high school I had hoped to either be an artist or a social worker but my views and my parents views were not the same as they didn't understand what art was all about. I found myself studying Hospitality Management at Durban University of Technology which was called ML-Sultan back then.

What happed at DUT or when did you decide that the study path you had chosen was not for you?

I confirmed on my second year that it was not what I wanted and just to confirm that I did voluntary work in one of the hotels in Durban. Whilst studying I waitressed at functions i.e. weddings and the Durban July . In 2003 I decided to drop out, although there were implications ( I had to finish paying my tuition myself), after my in service training I left school worked at a distribution company in Pinetown then got a job at Sanlam Sky Solutions as a customer service consultant which I did for 6years and studied part-time through UNISA and obtained a certificate in Customer Service Management.

I left Sanlam Sky Solutions and worked at Liberty Life as a Financial Advisor where I studied and got FAIS accreditation certificate.

I moved on to Bidvest Steiner and worked as a Hygiene Consultant for a few months then left to Coca-Cola Fortune in Port-Shepstone where I worked as a temporary Account Developer for a few months and again left since I was struggling to work, study and take care of my family due to distance and costs.

When and how did you see that you have a talent in baking?

I spent two years unemployed and baked my first cake in 2012 for my youngest son which was hard like a brownie but my family and friends liked it and complemented me. My older sister then asked me to bake my nephew’s Mickey Mouse cake in August 2013. She bought all the ingredients and tools needed for that chocolate cake.

The cake came out beautifully and her friends complemented it so much and they told me maybe this was where my gift and talent was which I didn't believe to be true. A friend of mine ordered cupcakes and she spread the word about my baking, another friend ordered her birthday cake which also brought in good reviews and sparked interest and brought in more quotes and requests.

From then my mom, aunt and my husband motivated me to taking this business sethemed cakes by NCA rious.

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The birth of NGWANE CAKE ANGELS (NCA) My family helped me by advertising my cakes and assisted me financially to buy the tools needed to do my work. The cakes were advertised on & . NCA was born and now has managed to buy a proper convection oven which I didn't think I could get in under a year as it cost us R8000. We are now based in JHB at Weltevreden Park-Roodepoort.

How has the journey to starting NCA been?

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This has been and still is an exciting and mysterious journey for me as it has shown me the power of God in practicality , His presence in every step and I can't wait to see what He has in store in the future for Ngwane Cake Angels as His Word says " 11 For I know the plans I have for you,� declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."

We plan to soon have our own bakery, create employment and spread the ultimate cake experience around S.A and wherever God leads us.

How can people get a hold of you?

They can contact on the following details

www.cakeangels.info 0717794467 / 0732324746 nkazimulongwane@gmail.com

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Prep Time:15 minutes

Cook Time:30 minutes

Ingredients(4-6)  1 pack pork sausages (+- 600 g)  

KOFTA LAMB PITA WITH MINT YOGHURT DRESSI DRESSING NG

50 g grated cheddar cheese (125 ml) 1 large Granny Smith apple, peeled and grated

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5 ml mixed dried herbs

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4-6 large or X-Large eggs

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½ can ratatouille or, well drained, whole cherry

tomatoes

Prep Time: 20 minutes

Ingredients(6) For the dressing  1 cup yoghurt 

15g mint, chopped

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Zest of 1 lemon

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600-800g lamb mince

Cook Time: 10 minutes

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Pack of 8 Fresh line Cocktail Croissants

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1 onion, finely chopped

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1 can Creamed Mushroom Sauce

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1 garlic clove, chopped

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3 tbsp garam masala

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1 bunch coriander, chopped (optional)

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15g mint, chopped

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½ chili, chopped

out the sausage-meat into a mixing bowl.

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6 pita breads, halved and sliced open

3. Mix in the cheese, apple and herbs.

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1 red onion, finely sliced

4. Press the mixture into the oven dish base.

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lettuce leaves

5. Make 4-6 evenly spaced indentations to accommodate

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tomatoes, sliced

Method 1. Pre-heat oven to 180 °C. Grease a 25-30 cm diameter heavy-based oven dish or enameled cast-iron oven dish.

2. Cut the sausage skins down their length and squeeze

an egg in each. Gently break an egg into each hollow.

Don’t worry if they overflow slightly into each other.

6. Dot over the ratatouille/tomatoes avoiding the eggs as much as possible.

7. Bake uncovered for 30 minutes. *Warm a batch of SPAR Freshline cocktail croissants directly on the oven rack for the last 5 minutes of this oven time.

8. Tip the contents of the canned mushroom sauce into a bowl or saucepan, and warm through gently on the stove

Method 1. Make the dressing by combining all the ingredients.

2. Put the mince into a large bowl and add the chopped onion, garlic, garam masala, chopped

coriander, mint and chili. Season it well with salt and pepper.

3. Mix all the ingredients well and shape into 12 small patties.

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