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Edible Gifts
(9 December 2011)
Today on 180 with Bob’s Mokgadi shows us some interesting idea’s for edible gifts this holidays.
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(11 November 2011)Peri-Peri Chicken Livers You’ll need: 500g Chicken livers, cleaned and halved 2 Tablespoons Olive oil 1 Teaspoon ground chilli powder Salt Pepper Peri-Sauce 125ml Olive oil 1 Onion, chopped 400g Canned Tomatoes 1 teaspoon salt 1 Tablespoon Brown sugar 6 …
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Meet The Team
Mokgadi Itsweng
Mokgadi Itsweng has worked in the food industry for more than 14yrs. She owned and ran a catering company; Hotpots catering (1997-2000) She acquired further culinary training in New York City.
My love affair with food began on the day I was born. (Mokgadi Itsweng)
Eugene Khoza
Born and bred in Pretoria, Eugene has advanced in the world of local comedy and can now be found performing all over the country. His growing ethnic fan base has been accredited to his multilingual delivery and his understanding of cultures and being able to engage them all on a humorous level.
I’ve been trying to get rid of Trevor… mara that guy sticks around! (Eugene Khoza)
Dr. Mhinga
Dr. Mhinga is a healthcare practitioner, specialising as a General Practitioner. He is a Council member on the governing body of the world-class University of Limpopo in South Africa. He is also active in his medical practices in Soweto and Bryanston.
He’s an outstanding physician. He’s an attentive father to our four sons (Yvonne Chaka Chaka)
Tony Trollip
Tony Trollip has been in the ICT sector for just over 20 years with exposure to various technologies and their myriad of variances. His understanding of technology ensures that he has an in depth knowledge of many technologies as they are used and or applied.
“To be a successful independent in the ICT sector, you need to make peace with the ideas;
a) There is always something new.
b) There is always a different way of applying technology.
c) As soon as you think that you have seen everything, you have not.
I think to a degree I have made peace with the above and by doing so, I am open to all things new and especially the possibilities.” (Tony Trollip)
