Hey hey,
Global Game Jam is going to be happening again next year: at the end of January.
Last year's GGJ thread
Collection of games made this year
Did we make a list of GGJ from last year? (I can't find it)

More info about GGJ:
http://globalgamejam.org/about
Johannesburg
http://globalgamejam.org/2016/jam-sites/johannesburg
Cape Town
http://globalgamejam.org/2016/jam-sites/cape-town-uct
Pretoria
http://globalgamejam.org/2016/jam-sites/pretoriajam
George
http://globalgamejam.org/2016/jam-sites/fuzzy-logic
When: Friday, 29 Jan 17:00 - Sunday, 31 Jan 15:00
Where: Link(s) above.
Make Games!
Global Game Jam is going to be happening again next year: at the end of January.
Last year's GGJ thread
Collection of games made this year
Did we make a list of GGJ from last year? (I can't find it)

More info about GGJ:
http://globalgamejam.org/about
Johannesburg
http://globalgamejam.org/2016/jam-sites/johannesburg
Cape Town
http://globalgamejam.org/2016/jam-sites/cape-town-uct
Pretoria
http://globalgamejam.org/2016/jam-sites/pretoriajam
George
http://globalgamejam.org/2016/jam-sites/fuzzy-logic
When: Friday, 29 Jan 17:00 - Sunday, 31 Jan 15:00
Where: Link(s) above.
Make Games!
Comments
Might have to take part remotely depending on how my year turns out...
And what's the purpose of the poster? Who's it for?
If it's for people who might be interested in jamming but might not have heard about GGJ, then maybe there should be at least very briefly some kind of quick definition of what a game jam is, and what kind of people we're inviting. (e.g. people who make games, including programmers, artists, sound guys, board gamers, etc etc)
If it's for people who already know what GGJ is, this poster doesn't really add to what they may or may not know. A quick google will tell you the dates of GGJ.
So, nail down what the poster's trying to say first :)
Like I said, if it's for people who don't know what GGJ is, you'll need to inform people of that in the poster.
Sticking pictures of the area doesn't help communicate what GGJ is or make the poster inviting to people who might attend GGJ.
Local flavour isn't strictly "a picture of local". It could be font use, it could be some kind of image (taxi? Pap? Ndebele patterns? Nelson Mandela? Whatever?).
End of the day, the poster is a tool for communication to people who see it. So think about who might see it, and think about what they'll understand from seeing it. That's important.
With regards to the poster: I haven't heard anything about one from the org team about it, or seen anything in the docs that they have. @Crash can you link me to where this was indicated please :)
With regards to the poster. It's kinda funny to have a giant CT in the mid since there are currently more jam sites in Gauteng :p Otherwise those design minded have already said things far better than I could.
globalgamejam.org/2016/jam-sites/cape-town-uct
Also Jammers can now register \:D/
If the back gate of the campus is open you'll be able to get to Hatfield and all the stuff around UP really easily.
Edit: I assumed you meant the CT venue, not sure about JHB.
But you're right. I think I will, I suppose it's experiences like these that we learn the most from.
Mlab is based at the innovation hub, we are still having a discussion with Mlab to provide some snacks if possible, but there is a garage at less than 1km away. The areas is big enough for you to even go take a jog in the morning, there are enough toilets for everyone and bath areas that can be used. There is very fast Wifi there and it is very much spacious. On the Jam Site, we specified that there is good security there, normally to get in you need a finger print but for this occasion we will keep the facility open.
If you have any other questions, feel free to ask. I will confirm next week if our partner will provide us with snacks or some to eat as they usually do.
Anybody interested in grouping up, I will be at the community night.
Or e-mail me :)
annieevangel@gmail.com
https://twitter.com/MakeGamesSA/status/687322162957565952
Grab it, use it, send it around, help get more people who're interested in game dev in joburg attending :)
Any other participant in the George area? I need a team!
My skills include - 3D, texturing, animation, vfx and making coffee.
GGJ always has quite a good turnout. (But I still think Ludum Dare gamejams are better :P)
Will people be livestreaming/recording or creating a timelapse of their development process? I always like to watch those post-jam :P
EDIT: Will actually be attending the Cape Town event, managed to get a plan together to get down there. Looking forward to it.
Multijammer
Work cooperatively with other GGJ sites within your own timezone - Meta