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News24.com | Businesswoman Dr Thandi Ndlovu killed in car crash
August 24, 2019 Village Reporter
Top businesswoman Dr Thandi Ndlovu has died following a horrific car crash on Saturday morning.
City Press has learnt that Ndlovu died in hospital after a head-on collision while she was on her way to a funeral in Rustenburg in the North West.
Although details of what happened were still sketchy at the time of writing, City Press understands that other occupants in her car also died on the scene.
Ndlovu launched Motheo Construction in 1999. The company acquired a grade 9 certificate level from the Construction Industry Development Board.
She was a former president of the Black Business Council for the Built Environment.
Attempts to contact her family for a comment were unsuccessful.
However, Black Business Council president Sandile Zungu confirmed they had heard of Ndlovu's passing.
Zungu said they were deeply shocked and saddened by her tragic death.
"She was active and vibrate. It's really a very tragic loss," he said.
He described Ndlovu as a freedom fighter who had made huge contributions in the advancement of not only black business interests, but of South Africa's business interests as a whole.
Ndlovu, Zungu said, also played an important role in the growth of the African Women Chartered Accountants. A medical doctor by profession, Ndlovu ventured into the construction industry and her company was well respected within the sector.
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It takes guts to pull the plug on your labor of love at the height of its success.
That's just what Christopher Fritton and Kevin Thurston are doing this week, when the Buffalo Small Press Book Fair has its 10th and final iteration in the Karpeles Manuscript Museum and Library on Porter Avenue from 12 to 6 p.m. April 9 and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 10.
From the moment it debuted, the fair was an unqualified success. It drew together reclusive artists who created handmade books, under-the-radar presses that printed slim volumes of poetry and printers who used old-school techniques to churn out large-scale posters and screen-printed postcards.
Its modest inaugural version, which featured 65 vendors and about 1,000 visitors, eventually blossomed into a four-day event replete with readings and ancillary programming that last year drew about 150 vendors and between 5,000 and 6,000 people.
More than any other project aside from perhaps the Buffalo Infringement Festival, it demonstrated the overlooked and unacknowledged depth of the area's burbling creative underground, whose members were just waiting for the right opportunity to connect with the public.
In Fritton and Thurston's eyes, the Buffalo Small Press Book Fair was the right opportunity at the right time. But after 10 years, with concerns about stodginess dogging its forward-looking founders, they've decided to close the book.
And they're doing it as a kind of pre-emptive strike against the creeping irrelevance that sometimes plagues older organizations.
The move also comes amid the seemingly irrepressible rise of print-on-demand publishing during the last decade, which meant that most applications the fair now receives come from self-published authors looking to sell mystery or romance novels.
Fritton, who spearheaded the fair for the majority of its life after Thurston left the area (he returned last year), is an incurably restless soul. He has spent the last year and a half on the road, visiting print shops across North America as part of his ongoing "Itinerant Printer" project, which he hopes to expand into an international tour. And faced with the prospect of retooling the fair for a growing and changing audience while simultaneously following their own artistic pursuits, Fritton and Thurston thought it best to go out a high note.
"I wanted to end it on my own terms, and I wanted to really take a step back because the city is changing so much," Fritton said, adding that it's possible some version of a similar fair might return in the future, but not under the banner of the Small Press Book Fair.
During its decadelong run, the Small Press Book Fair made an outsized impact on the city's cultural community.
For Geoffrey Gatza, the editor and publisher of the local press BlazeVox Books, the fair was a highlight of the year – an opportunity for poets and printers to emerge from a winter of sometimes solitary creative activity and to sell their wares. "Or more likely, give them away," Gatza said.
The same goes for Caitlin Cass, a comics artist who first participated in the fair six years ago after moving to Buffalo for graduate school. She has been a fixture at the fair ever since, drawn back year after year by the uncommonly diverse group of artists, poets and creative people who populate the event.
Beyond the community-building aspect of the fair, it's also been an economic boon for Gatza, Cass and countless other artists and organizations from Buffalo and far beyond, who sell at their highest volume during book fair weekend. Cass, who creates comics for a group of subscribers throughout the United States, estimates that a full third of her audience is a direct result of the fair.
For Fritton, who will head out on the road again in the fall after compiling a book based on his "Itinerant Printer" project, the event represented an important moment in Buffalo's rapidly evolving culture. The consensus from creators and participants is that it was the perfect event for the perfect moment, a bright, brief flash of opportunity for a community that desperately needed it.
The island that Fritton and Thurston built may be disappearing, but the canoes are still here. As Buffalo's creative community continues to thrive and change, in part thanks to their work, those canoes are now in search of a new place to dock.


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ACCESS N. BK: Flushing Avenue J/M Station
Projeto do capítulo New York City, NY criado por Alan Minor
There are 298 closed entrances to our city's subway network spread across 119 stations in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and The Bronx. Closed subway entrances have an overall negative impact on the neighborhoods they inhabit. The most obvious impact is the creation of bottlenecks inside and outside of stations. This not only results in increased dwell times, delays, and missed trains for riders, but it threatens street safety as crowds swarm to choke points at station entrances. Closed subway entrances also diminish economic opportunity. Vacant storefronts and struggling businesses abound near these closed subway entrances due to deactivated public space.
Accessing Currently Closed Entrances in Subway Stations in North Brooklyn (ACCESS N. BK) seeks to remedy this issue in North Brooklyn. They are a group of urban planners and activists focused on re-opening closed subway entrances at stations in Bed-Stuy, Bushwick and Williamsburg. Decades ago, MTA closed entrances at many subway stations to (1) prevent crime and (2) cut operating costs amidst budget cuts. However, crime has plummeted and the city's population has grown. Ridership is nearing an all-time high, and the neighborhoods of Bed-Stuy, Bushwick and Williamsburg continue to densify. It is now more critical than ever for the these neighborhoods, and the city as a whole, to have better access to public transportation. Re-opening closed subway entrances offers a relatively cheap option to expand access and re-activate public space.
ACCESS N. BK plans to take a creative and light-hearted approach to raising public awareness of the issue. They will be orchestrating a series of events combining street art, theater and technology with old-school community organizing tactics to bring awareness to this issue to the people in the affected communities and beyond.
Follow them on Twitter, Instagram and Tumblr and you might just get to see one of their events in action!
Why We Think This is Awesome
We love to see people taking hold of a broken system and trying to fix it themselves, especially when that system is as core to the city as our subways. Taking on the MTA is no easy feat, but the team from ACCESS N. BK has some great ideas on how to bring attention to this issue while having fun in the process. Awesome!
Financiado pelo capítulo New York City, NY (August 2015)