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Ajayi Temitope & Ponahalo Mojapelo for AZ Factory, Fall 2022

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Ponahalo Mojapelo, Lebohang and Denetric by Kristin Lee Moolman for Dazed Winter 2023 Issue

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[2023 year in review ~ Dazed Magazine]

SPRING - Azealia Banks, Ice Spice, Malick Bodian, Brent McKeever, Campbell Addy, Clara Belleville, Gabriel Moses, Hugo Comte, Justin French, Lea Colombo, Nadine Ijewere, Rafael Pavarotti, Renell Medrano, Thibaut Grevet, Will Scarborough, Zaya Wade, Clint, Just Stop Oil, Sophia Dawiye

SUMMER - Ramla Ali, Digga D, Dua Lipa, Stormzy, Alys Hunt, Lee Nixon, Laury Apedo, Raza Tariq, Esrom Solomon, Rae, Anas, Imogen Cunlife, Floss Crossley

AUTUMN - Jungkook , Little Simz, Rosalía , Spice, Quenlin Blackwell

WINTER - Ceechynaa , Cleo Sol, Anok Yai, Nayonikaa Shetty, Ponahalo Mojapelo, Loubna Reguig, Salimata Sylla, Hiba Latreche

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Top Model Icons: Celebrating the Legends of Fashion

Air Jordan: Why are they so valuable?

July 31, 2023

Air Jordan is an integral part of basketball culture, and here’s why: The original sneakers are auctioned off as the first scene of the Ben Affleck-directed film “Air,”

Adidas showcases latest footwear styles with Model Ponahalo Mojapelo

July 31, 2023

Adidas has always been famous for its ability to connect and represent the subcultures that make up street culture. In an effort to stay true to this ethos,

Gigi Hadid’s modeling career started at 2 years old: Discovering the supermodel

July 31, 2023

The name Gigi Hadid is associated with both fashion and beauty. The 26-year-old model is one of the most sought-after models in the world thanks to her striking

Maximize Your Skincare Routine with Vibriance Super C Serum

June 14, 2023

In a world where beauty trends come and go, one constant remains the universal desire for vibrant, healthy-looking skin. In the very competitive skincare arena, Vibriance Super C

Size Zero Normalization: Fall-Winter 2023 Runways and the Rise of Weight Loss Medications

June 12, 2023

The Fall-Winter 2023 style season has gone back and forth, abandoning a disturbing pattern. There were few plus-size models on the runways in New York, London, Milan, and

Felisha Kay: The Luxury Love Diva™ – An Inspirational Journey in Luxury Love & Building Confidence

May 25, 2023

In the realm of love and lifestyle, there are few who stand as tall as Felisha Kay, The Luxury Love Diva™ who is founder and CEO of The

The Importance of Self-Acceptance: Adriana Lima’s Message to Women

April 24, 2023

Adriana Lima, the previous Victoria’s Mystery model, as of late gotten serious about her battles with her post-pregnancy body. She talked about how important it is to accept

The secret to Cindy Kimberly’s success: Exotic beauty, raw talent, and hard work

April 11, 2023

After a picture of Cindy Kimberly was shared on Justin Bieber’s Instagram account in 2015, she became an instant hit. The post, which was inscribed “Omg who is

Seeking Expert Guidance: Which Spring 2023 Runway Trends Will Withstand the Test of Time?

April 10, 2023

Discovering the first glimpses of the spring 2023 fashion trends, the fashionistas were immediately captivated. The upcoming season brings a sense of power and confidence, allowing individuals to

Gigi Hadid puts the controversy to rest with her Instagram statement about Varun Dhawan’s actions

April 10, 2023

American supermodel Gigi Hadid recently performed at the opening of the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Center (NMACC) on Saturday night in Mumbai.   During the occasion, Bollywood entertainer Varun

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@thebemagugu Our muse @ponahalo roams our studio for @wmag’s New Originals Issue, wearing key items from SS21’s Counter Intelligence collection. Ph. @imraanchristian Cd. @amyzamaa Mua. @alsbellsmua Text. @jennycomita THEBE MAGUGU SS21 Collection available from March 2021 in selected stores worldwide and on thebemagugu.com Note: #ponahalo is also an amazing DJ! _______________ #thebemagugu #thefashionagent #export #fashionagency #preorder #madeinafrica #fashion #africanfashion #designer #luxury #africanluxury #africa #sustainablefashion #sustainable (at Johannesburg, South Africa) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJQGo1iDUnR/?igshid=scmu6862u7ct

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“African Studies” collection by Thebe Magugu at The Zeitgeist Exhibition — The Bkhz gallery 2019.

I shot this BTS of my friend @ponahalo and model Mimi.

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Ponahalo Mojapelo for AZ Factory, Fall 2022

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Azawi releases "Fwa Fwa Fwa" video. Watch it here!

Azawi releases “Fwa Fwa Fwa” video. Watch it here!

By Our Reporter Azawi has finally released visuals for her song, “Fwa Fwa Fwa”, the 8th single off the African Music Album. She continues to push boundaries with her latest video as she features some of Africa’s most celebrated models. The video features Top models Ponahalo Mojapelo, one of the biggest commercial models in South Africa, and Mariane Pembe, who made her continental break on the Big…

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'BANYOLOYI A BOSIGO' aka. Ultimate Midnite Angels A short film written and directed by @kristinleemoolman for @thebemagugu ‘ALCHEMY’ AW 2021 Leads : @iam_sio @phumlamtolo@amyzamaa @ponahalo Production @lampostsa Art Director + Costuming: @chloeandreawelgemoed Makeup HOD @annicemakeup Hair HOD @missmoloto Poster Design: @commission.studio

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VIVIERS studio ss20

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The oldest enterprise of the De Beers Group is engaged in diamond mining in South Africa. The share of De Beers in DBCM is 74%. The remaining 26% belong to the South African company Ponahalo in accordance with the Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) program. Currently, diamond mining is carried out at 4 old mines: Cullinan, Finsh, Kimberly, Namaqualand and 3 new sites: Oaks, Venetia and the coastal zone of South Africa. In 2006 the The extraction of ore at the Koffiefontein mine, where the first diamonds were mined as far back as 1870, was stopped. The diamond mining structure of De Beers Consolidated Mines.

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De Beers, considered the number one diamond miner, has confirmed the spreading rumors that it is actively seeking additional financing, approximately one billion US dollars, seeking to get it from its three shareholders, Barry Sargent writes in an article published by the Mineweb portal. If this amount were secured - through loans or the issue of new shares - then the proportional contributions of the shareholders would be $ 450 million by Anglo American, $ 400 million from the Oppenheimer family and $ 150 million from the Botswana government.   Along with the majority of commodity prices, prices for rough diamonds collapsed into the abyss around mid-2008. By now, prices for most goods have fully recovered, although it seems that the diamonds are somewhat behind the overall schedule. However, De Beers, once being the world's most powerful mining company, as a result of the culmination of various factors, turned out to be on their knees and without money.   De Beers, as a private company, publishes limited financial data, but sufficient to show that over the past three and a half years it has generated a negative flow of free cash (operating cash flow minus capital expenditure), generally amounting to minus $ 864 million In part due to significant capital expenditures - $ 1.2 billion in 2006 and $ 1.5 billion in 2007, mainly due to the construction of new mines in Canada.   But for the period when the free cash flow went down by $ 864 million, De Beers paid a staggering $ 730 million in cash in the form of dividends. The inflated cash deficit of the group was financed by increased loans received from the bank (during 2006 and 2007), as well as advances from shareholders of $ 248 million in 2008 and $ 500 million in 2009. As of June 30, 2009, net debt, including cash, was $ 3.3 billion.   During the first half of 2009, the free cash flow of the De Beers group went down by $ 117 million, which put the group in a quandary, as it faced the task of refinancing its debt in the amount of $ 1.5 billion in March 2010. Taking into account that De Beers received loans from shareholders in 2008 and 2009, it is possible to come to a logical conclusion that the company could not obtain a new loan in banks on terms acceptable for itself.   All this can explain the constant talk that De Beers is seeking new significant cash injections from its shareholders. But the picture would be far from complete, if you do not take into account the message of April 5, 2006 that in South Africa, De Beers completed a "comprehensive deal as part of the program to expand the participation of the black majority in the economy of South Africa," which resulted in 26% of the shares De Beers Consolidated Mines Limited, a South African asset of De Beers, was sold to the Ponahalo consortium for R3.7 billion, or $ 600 million at that time.   Funding for the acquisition of Ponahalo Holdings was arranged by De Beers in partnership with Ponahalo Holdings and included the following:   Seven-year funding of R2.9 billion provided by Standard Bank of South Africa, without recourse to De Beers South Africa;   Seven-year financing in the amount of R800 million from the same bank "under the guarantee" of De Beers South Africa, and   Ponahalo Investments shares, provided by business partners in Ponahalo Capital, in the amount of R10 million.   Although the detailed disclosure of transactions under the program to expand the participation of the black majority in the economy of South Africa happens as rarely as the livelihoods of wooden rocking horses, it was also disclosed that the sale process included "an agreement on incremental financing of $ 640 million in the form of Renewable and term loans, as well as on assistance from De Beers in the form of guarantees amounting to approximately $ 130 million. " In addition, it was reported that "as a result of this transaction, $ 473 million was returned to shareholders [De Beers] by paying out capital."   Transactions under the program to expand the participation of the black majority in the economy of South Africa usually include only symbolic cash contributions from participating partners. Debt is usually financed by the flow of dividends provided by a legal entity that "sells" shares. This De Beers deal may have been poorly designed and incorrectly valued, but it is definitely that De Beers' undisclosed commitments on the amount of dividends the company must pay continue to accumulate over it like dark clouds.   Sometimes it seems like money is circling. Anglo American presented this as follows: "During the first half of 2009, shareholders provided $ 500 million in additional financing for a De Beers loan (the group's share is $ 225 million). Anglo American also re-invested $ 24 million in dividends received from De Beers. "