Reasons to Believe in South Africa
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It’s another Football Friday and South Africans are at it again. This time our proud nation will attempt to enter the record books for “the longest parade of privately owned vehicles displaying the national flag” on 27 April 2010 in Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban. We hop onto our
Port Elizabeth has a small, windy township called iBhayi, which has a section called eZwide. From a single visit you wouldn’t anticipate anything progressive to be happening there right under your nose. Except the Informal Street Markets that iBhayi is popular for. But then, in my search of South Africans
My eyes and nose were drawn to fresh meat sizzling atop the flaming, massive grills at Imbizo Buy and Braai in Ebony Park affably known as ‘Busy Corner.’ I could smell the charcoal and spices burning from the adjacent parking lot and amidst the bustling chatter of patrons eating
Zoopy.com, South Africa’s home grown answer to YouTube — and we think it can teach YouTube a thing or two — featured our video about Nomsa Sindani and the tour she gave us of Soweto. Okay, it was a fleeting moment of glory, but we’re still thrilled.
Mbongiseni Nyembe is an aspiring hip-hop artist and stand-up comic in Soweto. He tagged along when his aunt, Nomsa Sindani, retraced her steps on June 16, 1976, for a visitor. In the video, he pays tribute to the generation of 1976 at the Hector Pieterson memorial and riffs on
With just 90 days and 13 Football Fridays left before the World Cup kickoff, Coca Cola announced their latest initiative. They will be taking the World Trophy to a city or town near you. What Coca Cola and FIFA have realized was that they not reaching out all
Just before Christmas, I received an e-mail from Nomsa Sindani. She was back in South Africa after spending six years in the UK working as a nurse. She had seen South Africa portrayed in numerous television documentaries and was not happy with the depiction. They “showed mostly the
Just before Christmas, I received an e-mail from Nomsa Sindani. She was back in South Africa after spending six years in the UK working as a nurse. She had seen South Africa portrayed in numerous television documentaries and was not happy with the depiction. They “showed mostly the
What happens when you take a gourmet pizza, add a little cheese, the warmth of a great Italian family and the jolliness of a great South African legend? The best lunch ever, I realise as I take another bite of my delicious tasty Mimmo’s Rude Awakening Moroccan
When I first heard of Jolandie Rust, it was from an invitation to dinner that a friend passed on to me one Friday afternoon. Fridays being what they are, I almost ignored the invitation, but going was of the best decisions in months. She had just returned from her
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