What's in store for us in 2014 - Tannie Evita

NEWSWATCH: Evita Bezuidenhout aka Tannie Evita, doesn't need a crystal ball to see into the new year, reports IOL. The death of Dudley Saunders, son of former political journalist Cliff Saunders, is being investigated, reports news24.com, and the SABC reports Cape Town pulled out all the stops in celebrating its World Design Capital status.

By Rod Baker

2 Jan 2014

Tannie Evita, SA's most popular white woman (sorry Charlize) gives us her penetrating predictions for 2014. (Image extracted from Evita Bezuidenhout's website - Evita se Perron

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IOL: Tannie Evita gazes into 2014... As her Curriculum vitae states quite clearly, though she was "born Evangelie Poggenpoel of humble Boer origins in the dusty Orange Free State Town of Bethlehem on 28th September 1935" and just also happened to be illegitimate, she was also "pretty and ambitious, dreamt of Hollywood fame and fortune"... and "imaginative."
And it's the latter ... her imagination and keen awareness of what's hot and what's not ... that come into play now as Tannie Evita gives us her predictions for 2014.
news24.com: Probe into veteran cameraman's death... On a very sad note, the UK company which employed veteran cameraman Dudley Saunders, son of former political journalist Cliff Saunders, is investigating the circumstances surrounding Dudley's death.
A train hit Saunders in Soweto on Monday while filming the production World's Most Extreme for Arrow Media.
Bizcommunity.com extends our sincerest condolences to Dudley's family and friends on their tragic loss.
SABC: Cape Town celebrates its World Design Capital status in style... Apparently the show wasn't long but was enough to celebrate the city's new status as World Design Capital 2014, and pay homage to the country's beloved former president, Nelson Mandela.