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• The Gaucho International Polo at 02

  24 FEBRUARY 2011
  
  The Gaucho International Polo at 02 is set to be the most exciting polo contest of 2011.
  
  At 6.15pm South Africa take on Scotland for the Ambassadors Cup.
  
  
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• Steve Hofmeyr in London

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  26 FEBRUARY 2011
  
  Steve Hofmeyr in London
  
  At Scala, 275 Pentonville Road N1 9NL London
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• Ladysmith Black Mambazo UK Tour

  Ladysmith Black Mambazo UK Tour
  
  Ladysmith Black Mambazo
  
  Acappella harmonies from this world-renowned and highly evocative South African group.
  
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• Pre-World Cup Gala Evening

  In June 2010 a Pre-World Cup Gala Evening Event will be held at the landmark Market Theater Laboratory to pay tribute to the extraordinary courage and leadership exemplified by Dr. Nelson Mandela and the men and women alongside him who committed their lives to the pursuit of a free and democratic nation.
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• This is Football - Celebrating South Africa 2010

  On this epic day for all Africans as the opening day and the first time that the Soccer World Cup has been held on African soil
  
  
  
  
  
  This is Football Celebrating South Africa 2010 is an all day southern African authentic braai with entertainment and loads more.
  
  
  
  
  
  With doors opening at 130pm, The Custard Factory is ideally suited for this celebration with the biggest beet garden in Birmingham. There will also be two massive screens for the South Africa v Mexico as well as Uruguay v France games.
  
  
  
  
  
  The finest deep house DJs from around the world will be providing the dance tunes, including DJ Selekta and Wayne Calita from South Africa.
  
  
  
  
  
  Tickets: 10 pounds
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• The Parlotones live at Rugby Rocks 2010

  The Parlotones South Africas biggest rock band have sold-out a 300 date world tour over the last 18 months across Germany Russia France Italy Spain Austria and the US.
  
  
  
  
  
  The rugby loving 4piece band are set to break into the UK charts this year with the launch of their first album in the UK in April.
  
  The Parlotones have achieved multi-Platinum-selling success in their home country where bands such as Razorlight and The Smashing Pumpkins have supported them at stadium shows. This summer they are also talkSPORTs official ambassadors for the World Cup in the UK.
  
  They have recorded incidental music for the station and will be contributing weekly in the run up to the finals in June. In Germany they have been chosen by a major TV network to soundtrack their football coverage. With a sizeable following and genuine buzz building behind the band, they plan the UK release of brand-new single - Life Design - on April 4th.
  
  This will be followed-up by the release of full-length album ‘Stardust Galaxies’ later in the year.
  
  See them live at this years Rugby Rock London's Sevens 2010
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• Green Day Live at Wembley

  Since forming in 1987 Pop Punk trio Green Day went on to define a genre. Influenced by the linkes of The Clash The Ramones and The Who they have gone on to inspire a whole new generation of Punk Rock and bands including Blink 182 Sum 41 and McFly.
  
  
  
  
  
  Since the epic levels of success from their 1994 album Dookie they have gone from strength to strength. Green Tickets have always been in hot demand. With Upcoming shows at Webley Stadium and Old Trafford Green Day are once more going to be at the top of every music fans wish list for 2010
  
  For tickets click here, tickets priced from 64.00 pounds
  
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• SOAS World Music Summer School 2010

  Ugandan Music Giant Xylophones and more
  
  
  
  
  
  Seby Ntege
  
  14-18 June 2010
  7-9pm
  College Buildings
  School of oriental and African Studies
  Russell Square
  
  
  
  
  
  Course Fee: 80 pounds concs 59 pounds
  
  This course will explore the wide range of traditional Ugandan music with the opportunity to try your hand on a variety of instruments. Teaching will focus on the embaire 21-key giant xylophone, and expand to include ensemble playing on the endingidi TUBE FIDDLE engoma DRUMS endongo THUMB PIANO and more.
  
  
  
  
  With Seby Ntege.
  
  Seby is a gifted enthusiastic musician and dancer from Busoga eastern Uganda. Born into a musical family he joined the famous Nile Beat Artists, where he trained in a range of traditional instruments as well as the dances that accompany traditional Ugandan rhythms.
  
  
  
  
  Seby currently lives in the UK and runs music and dance workshops in schools, universities and colleges around the country, as well as community workshops and performances.
  
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• Who's going to win the 2010 World Cup?

  17 June 2010
  7-9:30pm
  Toynbee Hall,
  28 Commercial Street
  London E1 6LS
  
  
  
  
  Nearest station: Aldgate East
  
  This summer all eyes will be on South Africa, host of the 2010 World Cup. But what impact will the tournament have on the people of South Africa
  
  On 17 June join War on Want for a look beyond the fanfare of the World Cup to explore who really benefits from global sporting events. Featuring a panel of experts including speakers from War on Want's South African partners.
  
  
  
  
  
  Who's going to win the 2010 World Cup is a rare chance to learn first-hand how the tournament will affect ordinary South Africans.
  
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  Speakers include Ashraf Cassiem (The Anti-Eviction Campaign), Phineas Malapela (The Anti-Privatisation Forum), Andrew Jennings (Transparency in Sport), Martin Slavin (Games Monitor), Caroline Elliot (War on Want) and John Hilary (chair, War on Want).
  
  Following a panel discussion and audience Q&A, there will be an outdoor reception with South African wine and traditional snacks. The reception will also feature photographs of South Africa by Gareth Kingdon, an award-winning photographer whose work appeared on the front page of The Guardian.
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• The South African Landscape at Kew Gardens

  This spring Kew and the British Museum are bringing a small corner of South Africa to the heart of London.
  
  
  
  
  
  The South Africa Landscape, which opens on 29 April 2010 on the Museums west lawn and is sponsored by Barclays will highlight the rich diversity of plant life from South Africas Cape region an area that is home to all three of the countrys internationally renowned biodiversity hotspots.
  
  
  
  
  
  2010 has been declared International Year of Biodiversity by the United Nations and the Landscape will also coincide with the spotlight on South Africa in the run up to the FIFA World Cup.
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• U - Carmen e-khayelitsha

  Preceded by a short film from purple filed productions, and an Afrikan-Sytle Buffet
  
  Tickets: 8.00 Pounds - from the London Garden Shop LLminster and
  Penny Jolly.
  
  Live at the Warehouse Theatre 15th Jan 2011
  at 7.30 pm
  
  
  
  
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