Debbie Hathway
Writer at Freelance
Award-winning writer who travels. Loves watches, gems, travel, dance, dogs, nature, bubbly, wellness, laughter.
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1 week ago |
yourluxury.africa | Debbie Hathway
On my most recent visit to Mauritius, I had a simple yet powerful goal: to slow down, breathe deeply, and leave feeling lighter in body and spirit. This island always works its quiet magic on me, but this time, I set a clear intention – to rest, to eat mindfully, to move gently, and to live in the present moment. Choosing Shangri-La Le Touessrok on the island’s east coast – a part of Mauritius I fell in love with years ago – was the perfect start.
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yourluxury.africa | Debbie Hathway
In 2022, Summer McIntosh made waves on the global stage by becoming the youngest world swimming champion in over a decade. She was only 15 years old. A year later, she redefined the limits of performance, setting two world records in the 400m freestyle and 400m individual medley. A nominee for the Laureus World Breakthrough of the Year award and a key figure at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Summer represents a generation of athletes for whom excellence is not a goal, but a way of life.
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yourluxury.africa | Debbie Hathway
When Lebohang Morake – known to the world as Lebo M – stepped onto the Grand Arena stage with Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer, it was more than a concert. It was a full-circle moment: the first full, live performance in South Africa with his longtime collaborator, three decades after The Lion King changed both their lives. “I’m an emotional wreck,” Lebo M admitted days before the performance.
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yourluxury.africa | Debbie Hathway
If you remember what the flap displays of airport and train station timetables look like, you’ll make sense of this dial design – a jumping hours display based on that concept, devised by La Fabrique du Temps founders Michel Navas and Enrico Barbasini. The 3D display has been part of Louis Vuitton’s haute horlogerie collection under the Spin Time banner since 2009.
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2 weeks ago |
yourluxury.africa | Debbie Hathway
As Cape Town Opera prepares to lift the curtain on its bold staging of Verdi’s Aida at Artscape this May, all eyes are not only on the powerhouse vocal cast but also on the transformative choreography shaping the experience. At the helm of this charged movement direction is celebrated South African dancer and choreographer, Gregory Vuyani Maqoma. For Maqoma, this opportunity is more than a commission – it’s a calling to take creative risks.
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