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Ms Barbara Haley, Acting High Commissioner of Guyana hosted a Christmas feast at the chancery. She is pictured with (l-r) Leon Coetzee, Local Organising Officer for Cricket SA, Richie Richardson, Manager of the West Indies Cricket team and John Clarke, Acting High Commissioner of Jamaica.Â
The three-Test series between South Africa and West Indies starts at Centurion on 17 December 2014.The teams will compete in a T20I series as well as an ODI series before departing to Australia for the ICC Cricket World Cup.
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| New Zealand hosts Premiere of the Hobbit |
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The South African exclusive 3D premiere of The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies was hosted by The New Zealand High Commission in Pretoria, Warner Bros. Pictures and Times Media Films in spectacular style at Montecasino in Johannesburg on 10 December 2014. Welcoming a glamorous audience to the event New Zealand High Commissioner Richard Mann said that the New Zealand High Commission is proud to play a part in this final chapter of The Hobbit. Sir Peter Jackson's work which not only pays tribute to the rich imagination of author JRR Tolkien, who was born in Bloemfontein, but it also showcases New Zealand as a stunning location to make films.
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| Australian Government unveils sports program around cricket to enhance trade and investment |
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The Australian Trade Commission in Johannesburg launched the Match Australia business networking program for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015, hosted by Australia and New Zealand.Match Australia is the Australian Government’s International Sports Business Program, created to connect Australian businesses with global partners through major sporting events.
During the ICC World Cup (14 February-29 March 2015) Match Australia will promote Australian capability and enhance business opportunities across trade, investment, education and tourism with India.
The Match Australia - ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 program was launched at the Bidvest Wanderers Stadium in the presence of the Australian Chargè d’Affaires to South Africa, Mr Chris Munn, the New Zealand High Commissioner, HE Richard Mann, Australian Senior Trade Commissioner, John Madew and senior South African cricket dignitaries.
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