Johannesburg, once a thriving city on the continent of Africa fell into disrepair. Trash, crime, rundown buildings, and a general air of dilapidation infuriates many people nowadays. Rising crime makes it dangerous for visitors and […]
Comfey article contributed by IE Smallbones. Disclaimer – note that this is an opinion piece. All natural folk medicines should be approached with care. Never take or use any home-based recipes without first consulting a […]
Christmas means crayons, markers, slime, paint, and more messy toys for kids to play with. Fun on the day, they could end up getting into their hair, all over the carpets, and on linen. Not […]
Afriforum released its paper on South Africa’s rape crises. Unfortunately, the world’s highest rape count per capita remains in South Africa by a shamefully high margin. Interestingly, Afriforum’s Head of Campaigns, Monique Taute, says “the […]
Goat meat sits on the shelves in Lusaka, Zambia. Popular, even big retailers sell it in modern supermarkets. You’ll also find it on the shelves in some of the better formal stores in Zimbabwe. But, […]
COVID-19 news is seldom good. Fortunately, today things may improve. Currently, several vaccines are being prepared for distribution in the UK and Japan is preparing to finance one for each of its citizens. Moreover, South […]
Richards Bay crocodile sightings seem fairly common. Residents suggest nobody should swim in the harbour. Actually, for years now, crocodile videos and photos came from the Northern KwaZulu-Natal town. With fishermen encountering a three-metre croc […]
Black Friday came and went, and a lot of SA shoppers think it’s a scam. In fact, some of them think the American gimmick should be kicked right back where it came from. Some photos […]
Travel: South Africa’s high summer is around the corner. But with shutdowns returning in some countries, clearly tourist venues and airline operators are concerned about empty seats and silent rooms. Interestingly, local travel costs are […]
Truth Coffee Cafe in Cape Town won high raise from The Telegraph back in 2016. Touted as possibly the best coffee cafe in the world, do they still hold onto that accolade? Situated at 36 […]
South Africa: The tourism industry is in big trouble. Unfortunately, the prices currently on offer to local residents remain out of reach for most citizens. Offerings, from The Blue Train to private lodges are advertising […]
World Toilet Day brings sanitary awareness across the globe. And, South Africa long faced issues with the provision of adequate toilet facilities in settlements and schools. In fact, the coronavirus highlighted the fact that some […]
Pilanesberg Game Reserve is probably the most underrated game park in South Africa. Moreover, it is a Big 5 park and two hours drive from Northern Johannesburg. Additionally, it’s well worth the drive as one […]
Black Friday comes along on November 27. And the message that “local is lekker” comes from Proudly South Africa. Given the lost jobs and the struggle with re-energising the economy, buying local makes perfect sense. […]
South African National Parks (SANParks) brings their free-entry offer for South Africans again this year. In most areas, free entry runs for five days. But some parks in the Cape extended that by two days. […]
South African street children live a tough life. But, one of them ended up a good news story. And, it started with an act of kindness. Recently, Declek Khwazi Magubane graduated with his Master’s degree […]
Jackson’s Real Food Market & Eatery in Bryanston has a treat in store for you. Actually, the fresh almond filled croissants make the drive worthwhile, no matter where you are coming from. Additionally, there is […]
The Bedfordview Night market on October 30th sounded like a bucketful of summer fun under the stars. But if you missed it, the East Rand steps up in early November with the Benoni Night Market. […]
Eco Children is an NGO based in Hoedspruit, South Africa. If you don’t know, Hoedspruit is a small town right on the border of the world-famous Kruger National Park. Subsequently, the word ‘Eco’ in the […]
Going green is imperative in the long run, according to scientists. Globally, countries and companies move away from coal and gas produced electricity and fuels. And, a bus company in Cape Town gets particularly innovative […]
Tammy and Andre turned into a positive lockdown story. Following their dream, they quit their day jobs to start a coffee shop. Unluckily, just as hard lockdown hit. But, things look a lot brighter for […]
Marloth Park sits on the border of Kruger National Park. Set in a private conservancy on the Crocodile River, a huge attraction lies in the fact that most self-catering accommodation units allow the appropriate feeding […]
Tala Game Reserve, like many other establishments, reopens to visitors. Overnight or day trips attract those people hankering for a bit of time in the bush after all those months of lockdown. And, it’s handy […]
Earth Eats easily provides ethically farmed food to the pantry. Importantly, Earth Eats puts good healthy food on your plate avoiding glyphosates and antibiotics. It’s convenient, healthy, and available in South Africa. And foodies should […]
DJ Zinhle took time out recently from her busy schedule. In July this year, at the height of the coronavirus, she reached out to fans and invited them to imagine life without fear. Now, she […]
Irene village is a pretty spot in eastern Centurion. The Irene Farm, a dairy farm for over 120 years, is still one of the best places to enjoy this quiet suburb. And, the shop sells […]
Level 1 lockdown allowed the re-opening of bars. The alcohol ban lifted, but that’s not to say the anti-lobbyists don’t hope for much stronger alcohol regulations in the future. And now, a media outlet suggested […]
Benoni has a new bakery called George’s Bread & Co. Recently, George’s Bread & Co bakery based in the K9 Center in Boxburg branched out. Luckily for Benoni residents, they no longer need to leave […]
Driver’s Licence renewals seem very time-consuming and inefficient, people agree on social media. OUTA (Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse), is lobbying to have the 5-year renewal of driver’s licences changed. Moreover, many drivers agree the rigmarole […]
South African small business becomes even more important in 2020. The unemployment rates rose exponentially this year. And, many people ended up losing their jobs through COVID-19 restrictions. Even with Level One lockdown, many people […]
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