Aro is one of the old Nigerians living in South Africa also one of the Law makers within the Yoruba community in Johannesburg when its come to settlement generally and all related issues.

UGO TUVI JAMES IGWEGBE 
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Ugo Tuvi James Igwegbe was born in Nigeria.He graduated from the University of Lagos with a degree computer science. He also studied broadcasting at F.R.C.N Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria.Has a Diploma in acting from British Council film Academy (Nigeria 2000).He is now based in South Africa..
Ugo Tuvi James Igwegbe not only runs his own company but works in collaboration with Shakarny Innovations, a TV Innovative Productions and Content Distributions company, in the capacity of PR Manager.

The Multi award winner will be coming to the Republic of South Africa next year March 2019 to perform live in major cities and the ticket to all venues has already been sold out including the extra date added due to the demand from fans. 

If you don't know Ed Sheeran with his popular hit "Shape of You" it means you are not on this planet, check the video now on youtube is exact 3,707,304,002 views right now and still counting.
Now you know why the whole South Africa want to party with this hit maker. keep checking on CAP for more update, till then stay cool and get the shape of you ready.
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Hydro on Boulevard is the new brand now,  re-branded and ready to give the people of Gauteng that exclusive Night Life. The name Hydro is no longer new in the entertainment industry across the whole Africa "Especially in South Africa. The Journey started about 5 years ago as Hydro liquor and Hydro Lounge later moved to Fourways Sandton Operated as "New York Club" for a year.

Name: Blue latte. Age: Less than a week old. Appearance: Blue. What on earth goes into a latte to make it blue? Ginger, lemon, coconut milk, agave and blue algae powder. That sounds a bit experimental. It’s very popular. The blue latte was onlyintroduced at Melbourne’s vegan Matcha Mylkbar last Saturday, and they’ve already sold more than 100 of them, at A$8 (£4.60) each. Nearly a fiver for a coffee? Well, no, not exactly. Coffee is not among the listed ingredients of the blue latte. What? How can you charge nearly a fiver for a latte with no actual coffee in it? It’s down to the blue algae, which costs as much as $3 a gram and is said to have powerful antioxidant properties. Customers can’t get enough of it. For that money, it must taste fantastic. “It has a strong seaweed-type smell,” says someone who has tried it. According to staff at Matcha Mylkbar, it’s reminiscent of sour milk, with a tart aftertaste. A hugely expensive blue coffee that tastes terrible and contains no caffeine. Why do …