National Museum Day: Ten museums and art galleries to visit around SA

By Tamutswa Mahari 18-05-18 09:05

Art is becoming a very important part of expression in South Africa. More and more artists are creating a name for themselves. More importantly, more platforms are being created to showcase their work. Here are a few galleries and museums worth visiting. Zeitz Mocca (Cape Town) Zeitz Mocca is a museum of contemporary arts that […]

Food festivals around South Africa to mark on you calendar

By Tamutswa Mahari 19-02-18 11:07

We all love a good meal and a great drink with it. We all love great company and good energy. If you really love both, then these food festivals are right up your ally! Here’s a list of a few food festivals lined up for 2018. Stellenbosch Wine Festival Chilled vibes at the #SWF2017 #gourmetfood […]

Six music festivals to attend around South Africa in 2018

By Tamutswa Mahari 06-02-18 10:17

2018 is the year for adventures and having fun. Pack your bags and buy your tickets to one of the many festivals on offer around the country. From upbeat house music to soulful jazz, here is a list of music festivals to consider attending this year. Rocking the Daisies (dates unconfirmed) RTD is South Africa’s […]

Ten ways to get your budget back on track after #Januworry

By Tamutswa Mahari 06-02-18 09:44

After a great holiday came the infamous, “January Disease”. From extravagant family presents to the long-awaited holiday trip that you deserve, it’s not surprising if you feel a bit broke afterwards. You’ve spent a little more than expected in December so it may be a good idea to do the best you can to save […]

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Most memorable Jacob Zuma moments of 2017

By Tamutswa Mahari 30-12-17 13:18

President Jacob Zuma never leaves us bored. Just when you think he can’t top himself, he does just that. Here’s a list of some of the best Zuma moments of the year. That time he beat another vote of no confidence In early August, the South African Parliament held a motion of no confidence against […]

Ten words South Africans use that Americans don’t

By Anton Smith 28-12-17 12:43

The inspiration for this post came from Grammarly – a nifty extension for Chrome to help you not type like a spanner. The original post was about British words that Americans no longer use. Now, obviously South African English is closer to British English than Americans, so we thought we’d share some words from the […]

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Ten classic South African films to watch this New Year’s Eve

By Tamutswa Mahari 28-12-17 10:30

Whether you’re a sucker for old school South African films or your New Years resolution is to watch more local films. This list is the perfect place to start for all your classic South African productions needs. There’s a film for every mood. Safarina (1992) The classic stars actresses Leleti Khumalo and Whoopi Goldberg. It […]

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Watch: Eight greatest goals scored by a goalkeeper [video]

By Tom Head 22-12-17 15:42

A goalkeeper scoring a goal in a football usually means one thing: Unadulterated scenes of celebration, and a dog-pile on top of the guy who’s bundled it in. Goalkeeper goals come in many shapes and sizes, but we want to draft in certain criteria. We are big fans of the ‘size does not matter’ here. […]

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These 12 Elon Musk quotes are all the inspiration you’ll ever need

By Tom Head 14-10-17 08:55

Whatever you’ve wanted to achieve in life, Elon Musk has probably already done it. The Pretoria-born entrepreneur has had one of the greatest engineering careers in modern history, drawing comparisons to Da Vinci, Einstein and Iron Man himself, Tony Stark. His brain works like no-one else’s: He’s the billionaire behind PayPal, SpaceX and Tesla, but […]

Another top 10 facts you didn’t know about South Africa

By Tom Head 24-06-17 09:45

South Africa is the Ron Burgundy of countries: Basically, we’re kind of a big deal. Everyone knows we have the world’s highest bungee jump, and two nobel prize winners who lived on the same street; but there is much, much more to know about this wonderful place:

11 Afrikaans idioms involving animals that are hilarious in English

By Anton Smith 19-05-17 08:17

If you’re a regular reader of these pages, you know that we’re a bit fascinated with Afrikaans and its idiosyncrasies. The literalness of the language is fascinating… and often amusing. So, for this round of “Afrikaans things in English”, we’re looking at idioms involving animals – what they mean and what their English equivalent is. […]

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