WHAT'S NEW THIS MONTH June 2020 SACG Contact Info, Wine Events, SA Goods in HK |
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How to make an appointment at the South African Consulate-General With the exception of emergency matters, all regular consular, commissioner of oaths, civic and immigration matters are handled only by appointment - no walk-ins. To request an appointment, please write an email to appointment@sacg.hk. Provide your name, the details of the service required and your contact telephone number. Should you have an emergency, call +852-5685-3603. Please do not call this number for general enquiries or appointments. For general enquiries, we urge you to look for the answers on the Home Affairs website (www.dha.gov.za) or the Consulate's website. If still you do not find the answers, only then revert to writing an email to consular@sacg.hk. |
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Where to find South African products in Hong Kong |
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If you crave a taste of home, check out our comprehensive guide to all things South African in Hong Kong. There are multiple suppliers of South African products in the city, each bringing something unique to the table. Check out the list by clicking on the button below. |
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Celebrate South African #DrinkChenin Day with WOSA on 19 June |
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Discover this beloved South African wine and its many faces on #DrinkChenin Day from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at South African-owned restaurant, Baked (in SoHo). Tickets are $50 and can be used against wine purchase (bottles only) on the day. Seats are limited, so book early! | | |
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South African Wine and Cheese Journey - 11 & 25 June |
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Don't miss this unique event where guests will go on a tasting tour of four South African wines paired with cheese. Events dates - 11 June and 25 June. 6 - 9 pm at $398 per person at The Wise King in Central. To make a reservation, please contact +852 6258 1344 on WhatsApp. |
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Africa Weekend - 27 & 28 June |
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The annual Africa Day celebrations hosted by the Africa Centre has been scheduled for June due to Covid-19. There will be a whole weekend to celebrate Africa and African culture with food, booths, panel discussions, dance, music, arts, drumming, poetry and so much more at the Africa Centre Hong Kong in Tsim Sha Tsui. Entry is free - please register your attendance here. |
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WWF World Oceans Day Celebrations - 6 & 7 June |
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To mark World Oceans Day on 8 June, WWF Hong Kong is organising a series of fun and interactive activities to celebrate the important role the world’s oceans play in our lives. Activities will be hosted at their Hoi Ha Wan Marine Life Centre in Sai Kung and include a guided boat ride on their glass-bottom boat for coral observation, expert talks and a beach clean up and litter survey. These activities offer guests a unique opportunity to visit their Hoi Ha Wan Marine Life Centre and enjoy a fun-filled and meaningful eco-friendly day with the whole family. |
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Chasing the Sun – emotional trailer for documentary about the 2019 Rugby World Cup “Chasing the Sun” is a behind-the-scenes documentary on the Springboks’ 2019 Rugby World Cup triumph, from SA Rugby and SuperSport. |
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This adventure will be given life in the coming months with SuperSport and SA Rugby’s six-part documentary, “Chasing the Sun” - to be released in August. A SuperSport camera crew travelled with the Boks for the duration of 2019, getting unprecedented behind-the-scenes access throughout the lead-up and during the Rugby World Cup. With unique access and exclusive contributions from coaching staff, players and commentators, the documentary is the story of how a team, a nation and the world came to discover that we are all indeed stronger together. “From the clips I’ve seen, this will reveal an entirely new layer of what makes the Springboks great,” said Gideon Khobane, SuperSport Chief Executive. “It is a powerful story about changing fortunes and changing mindsets, about pressure and hope, about recognising the power of inspiration, and learning what representation truly means.” Jurie Roux, CEO of SA Rugby, said: “The team welcomed the SuperSport crew into the inner sanctum for a warts-and-all view of what goes on behind the scenes. While the final against England is recalled by millions for several great moments, very few were in the inner sanctum from the start. “Chasing the Sun” therefore intends to lift the lid on the world of Springbok rugby like never before. (Adapted from the original article by Brent Lindeque, source: goodthingsguy.com) |
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