Innholdsfortegnelse for 2021-12-06 i Daily Voice

CARDI B has landed a top job as a boss at Playboy. The rapper will become the very first person to be creative director of the booby mag – which is seeking to become more interactive with readers on digital platforms. Sharing the news on Instagram, she said: “Introducing the FIRST EVER Creative Director In Residence at the legendary @playboy, it's ME!!! Joining the @playboy family is a dream and I know y’all are going to love what we put together. “I’m startin this party right as the Founding Creative Director and a founding member of CENTERFOLD the new creator-led platform from Playboy coming soon!! We’re going to have soooooo much fun. (sic)” According to a press release, Cardi “will provide artistic direction across co-branded fashion and sexual wellness merchandise…

THREE Elsies River teenagers were hospitalised after skollies opened fire on them while they walked to school. Angry Avonwood residents say they watched in horror as the youngsters ran for their lives on Friday as three gunmen shot wildly in Blydoorn Court shortly before 8am. Herschelle Saayman and Ryan Kock, both aged 17, were shot while walking to Elswood High School. Herschelle’s sister Zeldene, 21, says: “There was a girl and another boy with them and they were all wearing their school uniform. Herschelle and Ryan are both in Grade 10 and had to write their last exams on Friday. “My brother was shot in the pelvis and was transferred to Tygerberg Hospital. “He was in so much pain and the doctors struggled to control the bleeding. We don’t know…

The wheels of fortune are turning for disabled beauties who are eager to participate in pageants that have long excluded them. The inaugural Miss Wheelchair SA pageant took place on Friday, 3 December, coinciding with International Day of Disabled Persons, at the Artscape Theatre. Tamelyn Geneview Bock from the Northern Cape was crowned the first Miss Wheelchair SA, and will represent the country at Miss Wheelchair World in Mexico in October 2022. Along with the historic title, Tamelyn, 25, also receives a wheelchair from CE Mobility worth R45 000, a medical cushion worth R11 000 from Solutions Medical, a tablet and smartphone from Vodacom and life coaching from Professional & Personal Institute of Excellence. Shama Nathoo from the Universal Accessibility Hub organised the pageant in collaboration with the Miss Wheelchair…