eae MOST SUCCESSFUL PEOPLE De Nt Oe rasa ope y ste SON AONETIME 2016 NEWS SECTION 13 TECH COLUMN 3 NEWS-IN-BRIEF Summary of South African short news stories. By TMG Digital, Mariska Botha and Karabo Ngoepe. 4 NEWS IN PICTURES Highlights the best-dressed and key moments at this week’ events held in Cape Town, Joburg and Durban. By Mishkah Abrahams FEATURES 5-6 TIME FEATURE: J-LO In-depth feature about Jennifer Lopez and her success as a female businesswoman, By Jackie Van De Burg 7 TIME FEATURE: SOUTH AFRICAN MILLENIALS: An in-depth feature about the Millennials in South Africa and how businesses are taking them seriously. By Kim Cassidy COLUMNS 12 HEALTH COLUMN Regular TIME health column addressing health issues and solutions. By Shane Solomons : Regular TIME tech column with the latest gadgets, video games and updates. By Brent Carelse 14 Business COLUMN Regular TIME business col- umn with latest economy news, career opportunities and expert advice, By Arlene Solomons 16 sports coLUMN Regular TIME sports column, covering local and international sports news and updates. By Chad Samuels 20 THE TIME vAULT TIME Magazine focuses on past culture: reviews, history and facts. By Miranda Morkel 22 InsTYLE Category dedicated to the latest fashion trends, beauty, secrets celebrity, and culture. By Mishkah Abrahams ON THE COVER: Jennifer Lopez photographed by Mert Alas and Marcus m| Plssot.3 NEWS IN BRIEF SECTION | South Africa Eskom: New maintenance plan to reduce loadshedding by TMG Digital Eskom plans to ‘summer and winter months. ‘At its state of the system beefing on Monday. Eskom presented 3 rosier power picture than South Africans have grown ac customad to ‘As consumers continue to use electric: ity wsely, load-sheddinghas been minimal in recent months and none anticipated Up until August noxt year. The parastatal also rofuted reports that there vas a de: mand ersie stom, in its presentation, prominsnit= ly pointad out that over tho past 99 days the system had only experianced 2 hours and 20 minutes of loadshedding, which was as a result of losing @ number of igererating units in quick succession. The resiliance of the country’s power system ‘was stross-tested this week followang mul LUple trips of units at thres power stations ‘which resulted in a oss of 3.535 MW, Es: kom says. Iv added that no load shedding had been implemented due to the increased resilience that the electricity supplier had built into the power system over the past duce load shedding via maintenance plans during the ight months “Eskom has a robust pian in order to ‘ensure maintenance without load. shed ding. A key aspoct of this includes having a strict wintor and summer maintenance budget that comprises 8 5GW for winter and {1.56 for sumer. This maintenance plan is managed through tha Tavis planning tool which schedule outages based on foracast: (ed demand and maintenance requirements “Eskom has started to deliberataly re- dues planned maintananee in order to ramp Lup energy availabilty forthe expected winter peak However, during this period, ve be- lieve our capacity wil be sufficient to meet demand whilst we stil undertake required aintanancs,” tne power parastatal added. The utility said powsr could be saved through setting air concitioning te 23% and close windows and doors to optimise i Itad- vised consumers to switch off geysers and pool pumps all day until Spm and to limit pool ftering cycles to two oycios daily, and Not batwesn’ Spm snd Spm Students voice concerns at New Hope Summit by Mariska Ratha, SARC The fifth annual New Hope Summit, @ student lead gatheringaimed at ritcal en- sagoment on issues at tortiary institutions, kicked off at the Unversity of Stllentosch on Saturday, Eight institutions from the Westem Cape gathorod to deliberate on ths yoa's topic of transformation and decolonisation following the recent student activism on campuses across the country Al participants are in some way leaders at thair institutions including. among oth ers, Student Representative Council (SAC) members The summit comes at @ time that or ganisers call a crucial time in the history of tervary education in South Afnea This follows massive student activism ‘over among others. the cost of higher edu cation, Aecess romains a great issue, 9spo cially for poor back learners. Organisers say the summitis necessary to figure out where student leaders fit inthe: recant movamants Other students say the time for talking Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) Fees Must Fall, Sincediwe Nyubuse. says. “We noad summits like this, however summits lke this aren't really wnat we Want because they don't speak with action, We need action, we need to do things Wie need to be radical, we need to fight for what we want" ‘TIME MAGAZINE, Zuma is not our enemy — Malema by Karabo Ngvepe, Neva2t Pretoria President Jacob Zuma is ‘nota enemy of the EFF, buthe justhap- pens to be stancingin the way of the car ty and the nation achieving ts goals, EFF leader Julius Nalema said an Saturday "Don't think that Zuma is our enemy uma is not our enemy, i's just that he is ‘Standingin the way, and we must remove. him to got our land baek,” said Malema “Zuma is standing between us and ‘our enemy. Move out of the way. Zuma ‘must pave the way because [whites] are the one who stola our and Malema ves addressing @ large gathering at the University of Pretoria’s Mamelodi Campus, where the Economic Fraedlom Fighters had a memorial lac ture on the life of Solamon Mahlang. He reminded those in attendance that white people had kiled blacks during aparthaid “Tha whites ara the ones who com nitted black genocide. Wha killed Solo ‘mon Mahiangu? It was not Zuma, it was ‘the white regime White people must ‘sop baingery babies and they must ako responsibilty” he said "White people are going to return our land the same way Zuma will tun our money White paople must never thine we have abandened the land question We will never abandon it. We are the land, our identity is our land. We are ‘nothing without our land” "We ate coming for you Zuma must payback the money, the Guptas have laft South Afiea, ané our land must come back. AESA bank must never think that by closing the Gupta bank account, you ‘fe our friand, You are our enemy in SA he added "White monopoly capital is the pri mary enemy of the EFF Wha is white mo- fopoly capital? It the Rupert, tha Op- pponhaimar, and all those who Lonefitad ilegally from our land. This land is going, te be returned, whether you like or not Thora i no whita man who cama with 2 piace of land,” Maloma said He added that people should not ask vwhat blacks wauld do with the land anes twas in their possession. Malema alse took issue with those vwho said the land did not balong to AP fieans, but to the Khoisan. He said the land belonged to all Afficans, including blacks