We bring you a music packed Lifestyle newsletter this week. Both
Jana van Heerden and Dylan Klichowicz enjoy the new one-day format RAMfest in Cape Town.
Sindy Peters reports on KONGO's new music video
Escape, which sees Cape Town as the preferred destination come doomsday, and
Terry Levin finds a common musical thread amongst various speakers at Design Indaba 2012 in
"There ain't no grave".We get your taste buds salivating in anticipation with the announcement of the chefs and restaurants taking part in this year's
Taste of Cape Town, and your heart racing with motoring editor Henrie Geyser's review of BMW's new 3 Series which launched in South Africa this week.
Travel editor
Brain Berkman feels the love and launches a new series of articles all with the common theme of "10 Things I Love About..."; the first article waxes amorous on the
unearthing of new destinations.
We also bring you a gallery of some of the beautiful designs seen at the
Mercedes-Benz Fashion Show this year. And, speaking of things fashionable, we have tickets to give away to the
Traffic Clothing Winter Collection Fashion Show at The Loop Nightclub this Friday, as well as tickets to this Sunday's
Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concert featuring the legendary Hugh Masekela. #WINNING!
Happy Tuesday and happy Human Rights Day for tomorrow!
Ruth Cooper, production manager
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Fourteen of Cape Town's finest chefs will be showcasing their signature dishes at this year's Taste of Cape Town at the Green Point Cricket Oval from 19 to 22 April, 2012. The public can sample the best that the city has to offer, and engage in a variety of complementary events. 
Traffic Clothing will be previewing winter's trends at its Winter Collection Fashion Show to be held at The Loop Nightclub on 23 March, 2012. Key trends include: precious metal, Native American, leather, charmed, and colour blocking. 
Traffic officials will be out in full force across the country to ensure that the high accident rate normally associated with the Easter long Weekend is minimised. 
Gauteng premier Nomvula Mokonyane has urged the province's residents to register for the e-tolling system, which will be implemented on April 30. 
