Our favourite Twitter hashtag to come out of the General Elections is not #GE15 – but #dogsatpollingstations.

South African-born Peter Grainger and Brent Hadfield saw an opportunity in 2011 when Nestlé’s coffee capsule patents expired – and made waves, or rather stirred things up – and have become one of the biggest players in the coffee industry

Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin are showing “Divine Violence” at The Goodman Gallery in Johannesburg at the moment to mixed reviews. Their work is a mash up of the Bible, and has made waves in South Africa. 

Born in Zimbabwe, schooled in South Africa, Sean Conway has now completed the last stage of an endurance race that covers three times the length of Britain.

Stop everything you’re doing and watch this. The UK General Elections are around the corner, and there’s always time for a little humour like this mash up song…

Social media has consumed our world. We live, shop, flirt and now also do politics online. But it seems that some politicians haven’t caught on how to use Twitter in cool way…

With the UK General Elections around the corner, funny man John Cleese breaks down politics for Bloomberg Politics who appear to be a little clueless…

Today in London, Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka will be presenting her report on the world’s failure to combat domestic violence.

We are very proud of our very own opera singer Simphiwe Simon Shibambu who made his first debut solo appearance in London. What better way to celebrate Freedom Day?  

Congratulations to all the winners of the South African Chamber of Commerce UK Awards last night.

Dick Enthoven is one of South Africa’s richest business men — but also one of the country’s most elusive.

In light of the recent xenophobic violence in South Africa, the High Commissioner says South Africa is “not integrated with Africa” due to the past.

Sir Richard Branson has reason to celebrate as his Virgin Active gyms was bought by the financial group Bait.

The South African Chamber of Commerce Awards 2015 will be hosted on Thursday 23 April at 7pm, so make sure you book a ticket for what’s going to be a spectacular evening

Hugh Masekela has come to be known as a living legend in the decades since he first picked up a trumpet, and luckily for us he shows no sign of putting it down yet. He will be performing in London in April.

People who live cross-culturally often experience very different emotions once the adrenaline of moving to a new country has worn off…

We’ve put together a few UK summer recipes to celebrate the lighter and warmer days as South African apples and pears are currently in season until October.

Just because it’s canned doesn’t mean it’s unhealthy! Easter has passed and it’s time for simple, quick and healthy food to make up for all the chocolate consumed

Aimed towards expats, Scatzy found its niche in providing videos for globetrotters from their home country. Scatzy is celebrating its launch on 2 April with the movie release “Strikdas – n familie gedoente”, the same day it hits theaters in South Africa

The South African Chamber of Commerce nominations are now open for the South African Business Awards 2015. This year, there will be seven awards up for grabs

Born in Botswana, Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum lives in the creative capital of Johannesburg and will be exhibiting at London’s Tiwani Contemporary group exhibition “Mythopoeia”

Giles Peppiatt, Director of the South African Art Department of Bonhams, addressed the question of why there has been such a huge global rise in value of South African art in recent years at the Irma Stern Museum in Cape Town

Do you sometimes feel like you’re just another faceless dot in a massive crowd on London’s tube? Well, unfortunately it looks like you are

This video takes the everyday commute to work on the Tube and transforms it into a trippy, kaleidoscope of colours, movement and patterns

While Douw Steyn divides his time between the UK and South Africa, his heart is set on building himself a sprawling mansion within his very own city, showing that investing in his home town Johannesburg is a positive thing

The trend to buy property in more stable economies is on the rise as more South Africans are expanding their property portfolio abroad

At the age of 59, I published my first novel and called it Off the Voortrekker Road. It draws on my background as the child of a Jewish family living in Cape Town

Art shouldn’t only be displayed in galleries or in the privacy of your home. Street art is for everyone and shapes our urban landscape

Don’t forgot the documentary screening of ‘Future Sound of Mzansi’ about the South African electro music scene

DA’s Mmusi Maimane is coming to London to speak at two important events

London will be the location for the screening of ‘Future Sound of Mzansi’, the highly acclaimed feature-length documentary

As an Easter treat, the Isango Ensemble will return to London’s Shakespeare’s Globe

Sometimes you find yourself in the middle of nowhere. And sometimes, in the middle of nowhere, you find yourself

South African films are being screened across the UK between October 2014 and April 2015. Head to a cinema near you

Being homesick is a universal experience in our global world. We’ve put together 8 quotes that will make you smile about the adventure you’re on, or about to go on

Why on earth would anyone consider returning back to South Africa in the face of load shedding, crime and political uncertainty?

Jersey is a world renowned international finance centre (IFC) and is home to 12,470 industry professionals. As a leading IFC, Jersey is recognised for its strong tradition of corporate governance and regulation, and is internationally recognised as a highly reputable jurisdiction and well respected business centre

Jersey is an undiscovered gem close to Britain and France, which offers a picturesque island location and is an attractive place for South Africans to further their career

SOUTH AFRICA AT 20: THE FREEDOM TOUR is a season of ground-breaking films from South Africa showing across the UK between October 2014 and April 2015

Over twenty years ago, Mango Groove made their biggest mark on the afro pop music scene. Nowadays, the band is an iconic and instantly familiar South African cultural force

Nando’s is putting special focus on furnishing their restaurants with South African designs. Here’s why

A team of 23 South Africans health workers are leaving for Sierra Leone this Friday

The current Human Rights Human Wrongs exhibition is free for everyone, so Saffas in London get your art on

Recently completed, the Mother City’s tallest skyscraper is first to get green rating, but still only ranks as 6th tallest building in South Africa

Prisoners in the UK are not allowed to vote. However, in South Africa all prisoners have the right to vote as stated in the Constitution

Have you forgotten how to talk like a real Suff Efrican? Here’s a reminder how to do so and a guide for you to share with your non-South African friends