How SONA Was Used to Announce Nelson Mandela’s Release
It was in the late 1980's that apartheid negotiations reached a sensitive stage. Former President Nelson Mandela had been diagnosed with Tuberculosis and was...
Forgetting Your First Language: A Study Involving Afrikaans-English Bilinguals
The first language has always been thought to hold a privileged status in the mind, but the question of how well it really holds...
Nitanja Steyn: The Yearning of a South African Heart
South African expat Nitanja Steyn has lived in the Netherlands, the US and Germany since leaving SA in 2014. But no matter where she...
INSPIRING: South African Muso Sings for Road Accident Victim.
Yesterday, South African musician Seb Goldswain shared the following inspiring encounter he had with road accident victim, Kobus, on Facebook.
Here is Seb's account, in...
Robertson – Town of Wine And Roses and Beautiful Memories, South...
Most people know Robertson either as a small, drive-through town, or as the place of four fabulous wine festivals with names like Wacky Wine...
Trevor Romain: Remembering the Corner Cafe in South Africa
When we were young and the days were long, the corner cafe was the place to meet and greet and make up and break...
True Love and Karoo Memories by Viv Vermaak
I know it isn’t prudent to declare one’s love on Facebook, but I simply cannot keep it in... writes Viv Vermaak.
I have been in...
Trevor Romain: The Old Man, The Bicycle & Sunlight Soap
For a number of reasons, round about this week every year, I share this life-changing experience... writes Trevor Romain. One reason I post it...
Gus Silber Recalls Alan Paton Interview As Google Honours Author’s Anniversary
SOUTH AFRICA - Yesterday was the 115th anniversary of the birth of the author Alan Paton, who was honoured in a Google doodle that...
Have You Ever Seen The Rain?
People who live in the desert love rain. They love it in ways city people don’t understand.
In the Karoo and the Kalahari, the horizons...
