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Love Has No Colour Boundary

By SAPeople 07-11-09 01:22

Love Story of Andre and Vanessa Submitted by Bluechip It all started a few years back. I can still remember it was a Sunday afternoon when I was not able to sleep so I picked up my TV-plus to read. While paging through it I came to the “pen pal” section. At that time of […]

You Make Me Smile

By SAPeople 27-02-15 22:01

Just a little email to brighten your day: Always try to help a friend in need Believe in yourself Study hard Give lots of kisses Laugh often Don’t be overly concerned with your weight, it’s just a number Always try to see the glass half full Meet new people, even if they look different to […]

Reg Bamford of 1st Contact fame

An Interview with 1st Contact Founder Reg Bamford

By SAPeople 09-10-20 22:04

Reg Bamford’s website 1st Contact is one of those must-use sites for any South African on  a working holiday to the UK. Here, the 42-year-old entrepreneur – who happens to have walked to the North Pole – discusses life, lessons and the positive attitude that enabled him to build a successful company overseas. 1. You […]

Support Education in Cape Town

By SAPeople 01-11-09 00:55

Submitted by: Laura Pugliese, Development Officer The South African Education and Environment Project (SAEP), is a programme that provides education support and capacity building initiatives in Cape Town. SAEP’s work includes an innovative Early Childhood Development Programme, which partners with creches in Philippi, Mitchell’s Plain and Samora Machel townships, providing them with resources and training […]

IT Manager Lyn Grobler

By SAPeople 29-10-09 08:27

Capetonian Lyn Grobler (45) is making her mark in the international business world as IT Manager for BP in London. The former Cape Technikon student reveals the steps she took to reach her current position where she heads up a staff of 100 people, dispersed across Europe, the US and Singapore…and what she’s learned along […]

Charlize Theron Kisses a Girl for Charity

By SAPeople 27-02-15 21:51

Charlize Theron proved she’ll do anything for charity…by kissing a woman to raise money for children in need. The 20-second kiss took place on stage at the OneXOne Fundraiser in San Francisco on October 22. Charlize had offered the kiss up for auction after a lacklustre response to her original (fabulous) package  of a trip […]

OneLocation CEO Steve Villiers

By SAPeople 27-10-09 07:30

UK-born Steve Villiers (41) has various South African connections. He’s married to a South African painter, has a child who was born in Cape Town (plus two with dual-nationality), and gave up an award-winning career in London to move his family to Cape Town three years ago. He’s also the founder/CEO of onelocation.com, a holiday […]

Meerkats in Life of Pi

By SAPeople 03-06-14 13:34

South Africans featured in “Life of Pi” by Yann Martel (winner of The Man Booker Prize 2002) OK, so they’re not exactly South African people, but a whole colony of meerkats appear in the middle of Pi’s survival adventure in the Pacific Ocean. “But it was the meerkats that impressed themselves most indelibly on my […]

A Year in Sweden

By SAPeople 24-10-09 09:48

By Leigh Thorsen I’ve lived almost half my life outside of South Africa, and I’ve just changed country for the third time. Ten years in the UK, ten in the US, and now, with the California economy tanking on a scale not seen since the ’40s, it seems time to try…one more country. My husband […]

Next time you get a Bad Cold

By SAPeople 24-10-09 07:59

During a lecture on Essential Oils, they told us how the foot soles can absorb oils. Their example: Put garlic on your feet and within 20 minutes you can ‘taste’ it. Some of us have used Vicks Vaporub for years for everything from chapped lips to sore toes and many body parts in between. But […]

The Tour de Kruger: a wild ride

By SAPeople 23-10-09 10:07

By Fiona McIntosh “You’re going to cycle for five days through wild game reserves?” exclaimed my friends when I told them of the bush adventure that I’d just discovered. “Are you crazy? What about the elephants? And the lions? You’ve clearly got a death wish.” But I could think of nothing more exciting than getting […]

10 CV (or Resume) Tips to Land Your Dream Job

By SAPeople 23-10-09 06:47

By Amanda Tsinonis, Director and Founder of www.sareunited.com and www.yesnomayB.com I’ve seen many CV’s and I am amazed that even talented people still get it wrong. You have perhaps 30 seconds to grab the attention of your employer, or your CV goes into the bin. This is your own personal “advert” so it is important […]

Unlimited Energy

By SAPeople 28-02-15 08:13

Unlimited Energy is a project development and consulting firm offering services for emission reduction projects, such as the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) and Voluntary Offsetting projects; renewable energy and energy efficiency projects and carbon offset. Unlimited Energy’s Project Development and Consulting Services include: * Carbon Projects * Climate Change and Energy Strategies * Renewable Energy […]

8 Reasons Why It’s Great to be South African

By SAPeople 20-10-09 06:42

written by Fred Roed from Ideate 1. We are resourceful We make it happen, despite the odds. Forget stories about wind-up radios or the CT Scan (which are pretty cool in their own right), this picture says it all… 2. We have aliens living amongst us Here’s to District 9 being the first of many […]

Top Energy Efficiency Tips

By SAPeople 20-10-09 00:57

Compiled by South Africa’s Unlimited Energy Here are three easy steps to help you achieve up to a 40% reduction in your electricity: Step 1: Change your habits. Become energy wise. This won’t cost you a cent and will make a big difference Switch off all non-essential lights – especially when you leave a room […]

Alternative South African Anthem

By SAPeople 13-10-09 07:49

(Using the tune of Sound of Silence)”sing tog saam” Hello darkness my old friend You’ve come to rob me once again I hear your footsteps softly creeping Through the house as I was sleeping And the brick you used to smash my window pane Still remains…. Within the Sounds of Sirens. In restless streets I […]

South African Surfers break Guinness World Record

By SAPeople 27-02-15 21:51

More than 100 surfers rode a wave at the Earthwave beach festival in Muizenberg, Cape Town on Sunday 4 October to break the Guinness World Record for the ‘most surfers riding the same wave’. “We estimated that there were more than 120 surfers on the fifth of the seven waves surfed at Muizenberg during Earthwave,’ […]

A bit of a hairy date!

By SAPeople 11-10-09 14:57

[hidepost]I had a crush on this guy for ages – he had been a friend for a long time, but there was always more to it. We had a couple of those relaxed “don’t-call-them-dates” drinks, and then one morning after he called I realised “oooh tonight is really a date”! So I had all the […]

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