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Gaby Magomola Book : "Robben Island to Wall Street"

The book reflects on a critical time in the history of South Africa, taking broad lyrical strides across various major crucial epochs in the history of the country. Gaby offers an insider's view of a number of key events. During the 1960s, the country was in the grip of various uprisings leading to the Sharpeville massacre, the arrest and incarceration of various leaders and activists of day, including the young Gaby. A wide range of events are aptly captured in this brave book - vivid descriptions of his life as a young man, his involvement in the struggle and his adult life as a businessman in the new South Africa.

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Evans' Paints

Evans Mampshika realised his love for art at an early stage in his life. It is a talent he believes comes from his father, also an artist. His passion dominated his every waking hour, and he would spend all day creating sculptures or paintings as a young boy. He left school early as a result.
Like many youths from the Limpopo Province, Evans moved to Gauteng in search of opportunity. Instead, like many, he found hardship. It was while living at a shelter in Rosebank that he also by chance found his cousin, Frans Mothapo, who was selling art on the side of the road. It was this rekindled relationship that inspired Evans to persist with his passion. It was his cousin that shared these words with him, which he still holds onto today:
“You must hold on to what you believe; you must believe that the sun will shine tomorrow.”
Be a part of his success story. Should any of his pieces stir your passion for art, please enquire about making your purchase at reception.