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I am a huge fan of women who want to make a change in the world by helping other women that cannot get help. And that is what one of many young women' role model Dr Precious Moloi-Motsepe is doing for women in townships and rural areas, to help them get tested for cancer. She along with socialite Edith Venter, actress Terry Pheto and designer David Tlale, held a high tea at The Westcliff Hilte where they launched a Design For Life campaign that is on its second year running, that will see them selling limited T-shirts for only R188 to raise money for moblie cancer clinics. Last year the T-Shirt that was designed by Hip-Hop proved very fruitful as it helped thousands of women get tested. If you can get the t-shirt please dont hesitate to order them from: www. africanfashioninternational .com You too can change a life READ: Doctor Precious Moloi-Motsepe has revealed how frightened she was when her mother was diagnosed with cancer, and then had to deal with her own scare. But she als...

Here was my story on The Times: SOCIALITE Edith Venter’s party planning career is over. Venter’s former business partner, Vivien Natasen, has won a court order that prevents her from “pursuing solo business interests in the event, public relations and marketing sector”. Sunday Times columnist Craig Jacobs said the social scene will suffer following the judgment handed down in the Johannesburg High Court on Friday. “When you get an invitation from Edith Venter, you know it’s an A-class event. It is sad for the social world. She’s known for her great parties,” said Jacobs. The furore began when Natasen gave Venter a 25.5 percent share in a new events and public relations company, Neo Innovations, last year — in exchange for access to her contacts, clients and suppliers. Venter has organised high-end events on the social circuit, including the opening of the luxury Louis Vuitton store in Cape Town and the annual Fancourt Ball at the prestigious Fancourt Hotel, near George, on the Garden R...