Boity’s BT Signature Partnered With The SAFTAs As Their Official Alcohol Partner
Boity’s BT Signature Partnered With The SAFTAs As Their Official Alcohol Partner. The South African Film And Television Awards (SAFTA) announced on their Twitter account that they partnered with Boity’s BT Signature beverage company as their official alcohol partner for the 2021 SAFTAs. The tweet read, “The brainchild of someone whose career kicked off in the realms of TV presenting and acting, Boity Thulo’s @BT_Signature joins the SAFTAs this year as the official alcohol partner.”
South African television personality, rapper, actress, businesswoman and model, Boity Thulo, in partnership with celebrated winemaker, Matthew Krone, established the BT Signature range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic sparkling fruit beverages – uniquely crafted for individuals with a discerning palette, sense of style and taste, and ultimately those who own their choices. BT Signature was created to celebrate life’s most effervescent moments. Whether it’s celebratory drinks with friends, picnics on the beach, weekend sundowners, or just making memories, BT Signature is the drink for any season.
BT Signature has not only been created to fit perfectly into the modern consumer lifestyle, but also as an ode to individual success and an inspiration to all women and men to own their signature, and make their mark. The BT Signature range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages is light and delicate, bursting with aromatic flavour to provide a premium taste that’s as delicious as it is refreshing.
Dineo Moeketsi, Mpho Pops, and Graeme Richards announced the 15th South African Film and Television Awards 2021 (SAFTAs) winners on the 22nd of May. The Craft Awards were held on Friday hosted by actress and TV presenter Lesego Tlhabi and Tracy Lange. Hectic on 3 presenter Enhle Bizana took the biggest of the night, the Best TV Presenter voted for by the public and the late Menzi Ngubane bagged the Best Actor award for his role on Isibaya.
The legendary Dr. Ncina Mhlophe was honoured with the Lifetime achievement golden horn. Dr. Ncina is an anti-apartheid activist, actress, storyteller, poet, playwright, director, and author. She received a doctorate honorary from the Open University, the UK in 1994, another honorary doctorate from the University of Natal in 1999, and Rhodes University in 2014.
