CTBF 2010 Saturday Programme

8/9/2019 CTBF 2010 Saturday Programme

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09:00-18:00

Kids Toonlab Cartoon Workshop. An interactive one-day introduction tothe world of cartooning, facilitated by Andy Mason and Kathy Coates, withappearances by Zapiro, Stephen Francis & Rico of Madam & Eve, and artistsfrom Supa Strikas.Venue: The Annex at IzikoOrganizer: Jacana Media

11:00-11:45

Storytime at the Book Lounge with Maryanne and Shayle Bester.The Bester sisters are an author-and-artist team who publish exquisitechildrens books in English, Xhosa, Zulu and Afrikaans.Venue: Book LoungeOrganizer: Jacana Media

09:00

-10:30

Excel Learning Book Launch

Book Launch

Venue: Rm 1.43-1.44Organizer: Excell Learning

09:30-18:00

Talking About the Digital Revolution -Changes and challenges for thebook and media production. Organised by Frankfurt Book FairVenue: Rm 1.61Organizer: Frankfurt Book Fair

10:00-10:45

Kwela Coffee Hour - Jean Goosen gesels oor Plante Kan Praat: oor dieskryf van kortverhale, oor Parow, malvasteggies en veral lemoenbomeBook talkVenue: Rm 1.41Organizer: NB Publishers


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10:00-10:45

Talking Stories - A Presentation and Demonstration with KathyMcCabe. Presented by MacMillan Education publishers DemonstrationVenue: Rm 1.63 - 1.64Organizer: MacMillan

10:00-10:45

Join Professor Wole Soyinka, Africa's first Nobel Laureate for literature,and his publisher, Becky Nana Ayebia, as they discuss Professor Soyinka'smemoir, You Must Set Forth at Dawn"Book talkParticipants: Wole Soyinka, Becky ClarkVenue: Dalro ForumOrganizer: Book Promotions

10:00-11:30

HSRC Press - To celebrate 150 years since the arrival of the Indian

community in South Africa, sociologist, author and Eastern Mosaicpresenter, Ashwin Desai will speak about the recently published special

commemorative edition of his book: Inside Indian Indenture: A SouthAfrican Story 1860 - 1914 (HSRC Press). Eloquent, Informative andengaging, Inside Indian Indenture is a timely and monumental book thatmakes a significant contribution to our understanding of South AfricanIndian history.SeminarVenue: Rm 1.62Organizer: HSRC Press

12:30-14:00

Sustainability: a voting issue? How do we get sustainability on the

political agenda for the upcoming local elections? A panel discussionmoderated by Edgar Pietersen.Venue: Lobby BooksOrganizer: Edgar Pietersen


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12:00-12:30

HSRC Press - The land question in South Africa- is there a struggleover land in Africa? What are the conflicts, politics and changes takingplace with regard to land issues in South Africa and beyond our borders?Authors Ward Ansneeuw, Ruth Hall, Ben Cousins and Lungisile Ntsebezawill discuss these highly emotive issues with reference to the recentlypublished book: The struggle over land in South Africa: Conflict, Politics andChange

SeminarVenue: Rm 1.62Organizer: HSRC Press

14:00-15:30

HSRC Press -Growing up in th New South Africa- What are thechallenges facing children and adolescents in post - apartheid Cape

Town?Listen to the views of authors Jeremy Seekings and Sharlene Swartzas they discuss some of the everyday social realities for young peoplegrowing up in post apartheid South Africa. Issues ranging from schooling,violence, sexuality, teenage fathers, HIV/AIDS, family life, culture, poverty,race, and class amongst others will be discussed as outlined in the books:

Growing up in the new South Africa and Teenage TataSeminarVenue: Rm 1.62Organizer: HSRC Press

16:00

-17:30

HSRC Press - Trade Unions and Party Politics: Labour Movements in

South Africa. What are the dilemmas and challenges facing unions incontemporary Africa? Moreover, with recent tensions in the tripartitealliance and possible ANC disciplinary charges against COSATU's ZwelinzimaVavi - what is the relationship between the trade unions and party politics?

Join in the launch discussion and listen to the views of volume co-editorSakhela Buhlunga amongst othersSeminarVenue: Rm 1.62Organizer: HSRC Press

10:00-11:00

Meet the Author-Julian de Wette will be talking about his latest novel ACase of Knives: How does the fact of a dramatic assassination in


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parliament inform the evolution of a novel?Author TalkVenue: ANFASA StandOrganizer: Anfasa

10:00

-11:45

Funda Mzantsi Championship . Five book clubs will be competeing onbook reviews, reading skills and book analysis

Venue: Rm 1.42Organizer: Natioal Libray

10:30-11:00

Dress up as your favourite Princess or Pirate story character. We are readyto announce the most original arrival with lots of Priddy Princess and Pirategive-away surprises. Children's eventChildren's ActivityVenue: Stand Pan MacmillanOrganizer: Pan Macmillan

11:00-11.45

Lawrence Anthony, the author ofThe Elephant Whisperer, takes youthrough his charming and moving account of how he saved a herd ofelephants.Book TalkVenue: Rm 1.63 - 1.64Organizer: Pan Macmillan

11:00

-12.45

Juta & Co/UCT Press - Access to Knowledge in Africa. The Role ofCopyright in Education

Panel discussionVenue: Rm 1.43-1.44Organizer: UCT Press

11:00-12.45

Umama - Mothers of Leaders. Marion Keim talks about her book. WithDianne FerrisBook TalkVenue: Dalro ForumOrganizer: Umuzi


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11:00-12:00

Book Launch: uZuma by Bongo Zondo and Nomkelemane LangaBook LaunchVenue: Umzinsi StandOrganizer: Umzinzi

11:00-11:45

Kwela Coffee Hour - From Vereeniging to Rosebank, from Plumstead to

the Bluff: Well-known author Mike Nicol chats to four debut novelists aboutlandscape and memory. Cynthia Jele, Happiness is a Four Letter Word,Odette Schoeman: Swartskaap, Sally Anne Murray; Small Moving Parts,Maya Fowler: The Elephant in the RoomBook talkVenue: Rm 1.41Organizer: NB Publishers

11:00

-12:00

Smart kids: Make the Smart choice for a brilliant future. For parentsand teachers of Grade R-3 learners. How parents can really support theirchild's schoolwork in Literacy and Numeracy, and how teachers can feel

secure in recommending Smart Kids to their parents. Activities for childrenwhile you listen!Venue: Pearson & Maskew Miller Longman StandOrganizer: MML

11:30-12:30

Meet the Author- Lauretta Ngcobo editor of the book Let it be Told: ananthology recounting the turbulent thought of black women writers inBritain in the mid- 80s and Cross of Gold based on her life in exile, will betalking about the process of non-fiction writting.Meet the Author

Venue: ANFASA Stand

12:00-12:45

Freek Robinson, well -known TV presenter, in converstion with historianBill Nasson about his new book: The War For South Africa.Nasson exploreshow the Anglo-Boer War shaped South Africa's future and how it has cometo be remembered in a post apartheid South Africa. The conversation withNasson is bound to make you look at the this war from a new Angle.Book Talk


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Venue: Rm 1.41Organizer: NB Publishers

12:00-12:45

Quickfox Publishing - A discussion on self publishingVenue: Rm 1.42Organizer: Quickfox Publishing

12:00-12:45

Institute for Security Studies. Corruption, Conflicts of Interest snd ethicsin ublic Life: Where are we heading?Venue: Rm 1.63 - 1.64Organizer: Institute for Security Studies

12:00-13:00

Longman South African Schools'e- Dictionary- Find out why theLongman South African Schools' e-Dictionary is the best dictionary forSouth African schools!Venue: Pearson & Maskew Miller Longman StandOrganizer: Pearson & Maskew Miller Longman

13:00-13:45

Join Jay Naidoo and Elinor Sisulu as they discuss issues related toFighting for Justice and together take a look at the role of leadership inpolitics and our future.Venue: Rm 1.43-1.44Organizer: Pan Macmillan

13:00-13:45

Conflict interests and the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Discussing thetension between private and public interest: What lessons for South Africapost-2010" Rob Rose (Sunday Times) Chris Oxtoby (DemocracyGovernance and Rights Unit, UCT Law) Eddie Cottle (Labour ResearchService) Dr. Udesh Pillay (HSRC) Institute of Security StudiesVenue: Rm 1.63 - 1.64Organizer: Institute for Security Studies


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13:00-13:45

Author Lutz van Dijk reads from his book Themba - A Boy Called Hopeand screen the trailer of the film for the general public.Film preview & discussionVenue: Dalro ForumOrganizer: Shuter & Shooter

13:00-13:45

Afstande deur Dan Sleigh. Afstande is 'n aksie belaaide reisavontuurbevolk deur waarsers en hekse, fanatiese profete en hul kranksinnigeprofesie, en voetsoldate wat leef van varkbloed en asyn. Maar Afstande isook een van die merkwaardigste militre veldtogtein die geskiedenis. DanSleigh vertel waarom di verhaal van die Griekse skrywere-soldaatXenophon n 2400 jaar nog vertel word.Book TalkVenue: Rm 1.41Organizer: NB Publishers

13:0014;00

How to get PublishedVenue: Stand Pan MacmillanOrganizer: Pan Macmillan

13:00-14:00

Meet the Authors of Home Away a snapshot of South African writingtoday:emigrant and immigrant South African, living at home and away. JoinLouis Greenberg, Liesl Jobson, Moky Makura and Hellen Moffett

Venue: ANFASA StandOrganizer: Anfasa

13:00-14:00

Smart kids:Make the Smart choice for a brilliant future.For parentsand teachers of Grade R-3 learners. How parents can really support theirchild's schoolwork in Literacy and Numeracy, and how teachers can feelsecure in recommending Smart Kids to their parents. Activities for childrenwhile you listen!Venue: Pearson & Maskew Miller Longman StandOrganizer: MML


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13:00-13:45

Wits University Press - Professor Malvern van Wyk Smith will be indiscussion around First Ethiopians: The Image of Africa and Africans in theEarly Mediterranean World.with Stanley Bridge and John ParkinsonVenue: Rm 1.42Organizer: Wits University Press

14:00-14:30

Forgotten about the Diski dance? Come and listen to aheartwarming story about friendship, soccer and standing together.Children's eventVenue: Stand Pan MacmillanOrganizer: Pan Macmillan

14:00-

14:45

Wits University Press - Author Pumla Dineo Gqola will be in discussionaround Whats Slavery to Me? Post Colonial Slave memory in Post ApartheidSouth Africa. With Adam Haupt, Gabeba Baderoon and Meg Samuelson

Venue: Rm 1.42Organizer: Wits University Press

14:00-14:45

UKZN Press. "The Curse of Berlin - Africa after the Cold War"A PanelDiscussion with Adam Habib, Adekeye Adebajo and Chris LandbergPanel discussionVenue: Rm 1.43-1.44Organizer: UKZN Press

14:00-14:45

Misdaad: Feite & Fiksie - Elmari Rautenbach, adjunkredakteur van Drum,gesels met Rudolph Zinn, senior dosent in kriminologie en skywer van dieopspraakwekkende Home Invasion, en bekende misdaad skrywers DeonMeyer: Karoonag, Karin Brynard: Plaasmoord, en Chris Carsten:Abel seOntwaking, oor hoe n aan die waarheid Suid-Afrikaanse misdaadromanskom.Venue: Dalro ForumOrganizer: NB Publishers


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14:00-15:45

What is the future of the book in the Digital Age? Access toinformation is constantly changing and the popularity of e-books and onlinematerial is on the rise. Will the printed word become obsolete? Experts withanswers include: Steven Naude, Managing Director, Pearson South Africa,Michelle Lissoos, Managing Director, Think Ahead Education SolutionsVenue: Rm 1.41Organizer: Heinemann Publishers

14:00-16:00

Regional LitCam Conference: Literacy and the marginalisedConferenceThe current situation of basic skills and Literacy in South Africa will bediscussed at the first regional LitCam Conference. Keynote by JohnAitchison, Director on the board of the Community Agency for SocialEnquiry, presentations and a final panel discussion How Footballmotivates to learn.Venue: Rm 1.63 - 1.64Organizer: LitCam

14:00-15:00

Mental Maths- Makes Maths fun! Learn about how this new series forGrade R to 6 provides a solution for learners struggling with maths.Venue: Pearson & Maskew Miller Longman StandOrganizer: MML

15:00-15:45

Unisa Press: A Discussion around Indian LiteratureVenue: Room 1.42Organizer: Unisa Press

15:00-15:45

Becky Clarke discusses her book: African Love Stories with SindewaMagona and Elinor SisuluVenue: Dalro ForumOrganizer: Book Promotions


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15:00-16:00

Book Launch: A Draw Full of Flowers. Poetry by Floss M JayVenue: Umzinsi StandOrganizer: Umzinzi

15:00-15:45

Book Launch - "Boiling Point" - Global Social Justice Movements. Author:Kumi Naidoo(Green Peace) Presented by Dag HammarskjldBook LaunchVenue: Rm 1.43-1.44Organizer: Dag Hammarsskjold

15:00-1600

Maskew Miller Longman & Nokia Mobile Maths Project- Find out moreabout how Grades 10-12 learners are getting extra maths revision throughtheir cellphones.Venue: Pearson & Maskew Miller Longman Stand

Organizer: MML

16:00-16:45

The self-publishing shift: moving your manuscript from drawer tobookshelf-it really is this easy. Presented by CrinkVenue: Rm 1.41Organizer: Crink

16:00-16:45

Laughing at ourselves: Join Chris van Wyk as he takes you through thehilarious journey of Eggs to lay, chickens to hatch.

Book Talk/ SigningVenue: Dalro ForumOrganizer: Pan Macmillan

16:00-16:45

So you want to be a copy editor. A mini workshop by McGillivray &AssociatesVenue: Rm 1.42Organizer: John Linnegar


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16:00-17:00

Foundation Phase Bilingual Dictionaries: Learn about how these newdictionaries for GradesR to 3 motivate learners to develop their languageskillsVenue: Pearson & Maskew Miller Longman StandOrganizer: MML

17:00-17:45

Book Launch - Join Jayne Galassi - Cactus LettersVenue: Dalro ForumOrganizer: New Africa Books

17:30-19:00

Smart Kids Launch Party:Invite onlyVenue: Pearson & Maskew Miller Longman StandOrganizer: MML

16:00-16:45

Launch of African Children's Story series with readings by children andauthorsVenue: Rm 1.43 - 1.44Organizer: NF Saliwa

11:00-12:00

Launch of the intermediate Phase African Print Readers at theVivlia stand.

Venue: Vivlia Stand A1Organizer: Vivlia

10:00-11:00

Creating a Home in the French Countryside. South AfricanRenaissance Woman, Anet Pienaar talks about the trials and tribulations ofstarting from scratch on foreign soil with writer Rianna Scheepers.Venue: The Fish BowlOrganizer: Jonathan Ball


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11:00-12:00

Crime: Fact or Fiction. In a country where violent crime is rampant,criminologist Antony Altbeker, and South Africa's reigning king and queenof crime fiction, Deon Meyer and Margie Orford, discuss their differentapproaches to telling stories- be it fact of fiction- with writer an plolicereservist Andrew BrownVenue: The Fish BowlOrganizer: Jonathan Ball

12:00-13:00

Are you writing chic - lit and women's fiction- Is there a difference.Tracey Farren speaks to Rosie Kendal, Cyntha Jele and Fiona Snykers -Modjaji PublishingVenue: The Fish BowlOrganizer: Modjaji

14:00-

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Real Life Super Men. Not only have Lewis Pugh and Braam Malherbeconquered World Firsts with their extreme athleticism,they've done it for acause - to save our plane. Prof Tim Noakes discusses their triumphs - the

preparation, the journey, and the discoveryVenue: The Fish BowlOrganizer: Jonathan Ball

15:00-16:00

In a country where you couldn't make this shite up. Professor PaulCilliers leads a discussion with award winning local authors Rian Malan,Jonny Steinberg, and Antony Altbeker about writing in a country whereeveryday inspires stories the richness and complexity of which cannot beimagined.Venue: The Fish Bowl

Organizer: Jonathan Ball

18:00-19:00

Protea Boekehuis social event . Come browse our stands to meet theauthors whose books are on exhibit. Chat to them and ask them to signyour books. Have a glass of something while you browse. Some may evenwork up some courage to read to usVenue: Protea Boekehuis StandOrganizer: Protea Boekehuis


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10:00-10:45

Talking Stories - A Presentation and Demonstration with KathyMcCabe. Presented by MacMillan Education PublishersVenue: Rm 1.63 - 1.64Organizer: MacMillan

14:00-15:45

Heineman Publishers presents their "On the Go" educational seriesVenue: Rm 1.41Organizer: Protea Boeke Huis

10:00-18:00

Chalk Hand Art - Come And Draw on our life size canvas and make yourmark at the Cape Town Book FairVenue: Macmillan standOrganizer: Macmillan

10:30-11:00

Jasper storytelling and fun activities. Come and meet jJsper and readabout all his adventuresVenue: Macmillan standOrganizer: Macmillan

12:00-14:00

Talking Stories - A Presentation and Demonstration with Kathy McCabe.Presented by MacMillan Education publishersVenue: Macmillan standOrganizer: Macmillan

14:30-15:00

Jasper storytelling and fun activities. Come and meet jasper and readabout all his adventuresVenue: Macmillan standOrganizer: MacMillan


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20:00- Late

Satire Supper: A selection of South Africa's sharpest wits will joindifferent tables for each course for some challenging, rigorous and out ofthe ordinary dinner table conversation. Marianne Thamm hosts RicoSchacherl & Steve Francis (the men behind Madame & Eve), Eric Miyeni,Andy Mason, Zapiro Ndumiso Ngcobo - Cost : R180.00 Book onwww.strictlytickets.co.zaVenue: Societi Bistro

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