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 Also known as [[Martie Retief]], [[Martie Retief Meiring]], or [[Martie Retief-Meiring]]
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 == Biography ==

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 ==Contribution to South African theatre, film, media and performance==
-Besides her political journalism, she also produced articles on and reviews of art, music and theatre, and was involved in the founding of the cultural ''[[De Kat]]'', while also writing columns for, among others, ''[[Die Burger]]'''s "Van alle kante.
+Besides her political journalism, she also produced articles on and reviews of art, music and theatre, and was involved in the founding of the cultural journal ''[[De Kat]]'', while also writing columns for, among others, ''[[Die Burger]]'''s "Van alle kante.
 With her wide range of interests in the arts and culture of South Africa, she was involved in the founding, evolution and/or management of several festival, including the ''[[Aardklop National Arts Festival]]'' (as a board member, with her husband), the ''[[Suidoosterfees]]'' and the Stellenbosch ''[[Woordfees]]''. Also of various one-off festivals, such as the ''[[e'Bosch Heritage Festival]]'', the ''[[Harvest Festival]]'' in Saldanha in 2000, and the ''[[Slave Festival]]'' in Stellenbosch in 2008.

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 Upon their retirement, Retief Meiring and her husband, the cultural leader and architect [[Hannes Meiring]] (deceased in 2010), settled in Stellenbosch, where she was became involved in numerous projects as a community leader in this town and the Western Cape. Among other things, she taught column writing in the honours course at [[Stellenbosch University]]'s Department of Journalism for a number of years.
-She was married to the architect, author, artist and cultural facilitator [[Hannes Meiring]] (1935-2010). Their daughter is the cultural administrator, director and TV presenter [[Kabous Meiring]].
+She was married to the architect, author, artist and cultural facilitator '''[[Hannes Meiring]]''' (1935-2010). Their daughter is the cultural administrator, director and TV presenter [[Karen-Christine Meiring]] (widely known as '''[[Kabous Meiring]]''').
 ==Contribution to South African theatre, film, media and performance==

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 After the closure of ''[[Bonanza]]'', she became a freelancer for the ''[[Sunday Times]]'', where she wrote, among other things, a political column. She also wrote for overseas publications and for national magazines. At the beginning of the 1990s, she was an editorial member of the ''[[Vrye Weekblad]]'' team.
-Upon their retirement, Retief Meiring and her husband, the cultural leader architect Hannes Meiring (deceased in 2010), settled in Stellenbosch, where she was became involved in numerous projects as a community leader in this town. Among other things, she taught column writing in the honours course at [[Stellenbosch Univerity]]'s Department of Journalism for a number of years.
+Upon their retirement, Retief Meiring and her husband, the cultural leader and architect [[Hannes Meiring]] (deceased in 2010), settled in Stellenbosch, where she was became involved in numerous projects as a community leader in this town and the Western Cape. Among other things, she taught column writing in the honours course at [[Stellenbosch University]]'s Department of Journalism for a number of years.
 She was married to the architect, author, artist and cultural facilitator [[Hannes Meiring]] (1935-2010). Their daughter is the cultural administrator, director and TV presenter [[Kabous Meiring]].

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 Besides her political journalism, she also produced articles on and reviews of art, music and theatre, and was involved in the founding of the cultural ''[[De Kat]]'', while also writing columns for, among others, ''[[Die Burger]]'''s "Van alle kante.
-With her wide range of interests in the arts and culture of South Africa, she was involved in the founding, evolution and/or management of several festival, including the ''[[Aardklop National Arts Festival]]'' (as a board member), with her husband), the ''[[Suidoosterfees]]'' and the Stellenbosch ''[[Woordfees]]''. Also of various one-off festivals, such as the ''[[e'Bosch Heritage Festival]]'', the ''[[Harvest Festival]]'' in Saldanha in 2000, and the ''[[Slave Festival]]'' in Stellenbosch in 2008.
+With her wide range of interests in the arts and culture of South Africa, she was involved in the founding, evolution and/or management of several festival, including the ''[[Aardklop National Arts Festival]]'' (as a board member, with her husband), the ''[[Suidoosterfees]]'' and the Stellenbosch ''[[Woordfees]]''. Also of various one-off festivals, such as the ''[[e'Bosch Heritage Festival]]'', the ''[[Harvest Festival]]'' in Saldanha in 2000, and the ''[[Slave Festival]]'' in Stellenbosch in 2008.
 As an arts and culture activist, she was a long time a member of [[SOST]], the [[Stellenbosch Outdoor Sculpture Trust]].

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	Upon their retirement, Retief Meiring and her husband, the cultural leader architect Hannes Meiring (deceased in 2010), settled in Stellenbosch, where she was became involved in numerous projects as a community leader in this town. Among other things, she taught column writing in the honours course at [[Stellenbosch Univerity]]'s Department of Journalism for a number of years.		Upon their retirement, Retief Meiring and her husband, the cultural leader architect Hannes Meiring (deceased in 2010), settled in Stellenbosch, where she was became involved in numerous projects as a community leader in this town. Among other things, she taught column writing in the honours course at [[Stellenbosch Univerity]]'s Department of Journalism for a number of years.
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		+	She was married to artist, architect and cultural activist Hannes Meiring. Their daughter is the cultural administrator, director and TV presenter [[Kabous Meiring]].

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	As an arts and culture activist, she was a long time a member of [[SOST]], the [[Stellenbosch Outdoor Sculpture Trust]].		As an arts and culture activist, she was a long time a member of [[SOST]], the [[Stellenbosch Outdoor Sculpture Trust]].
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