Posts tagged South Africa

In the heart of the Great Karoo in South Africa lies the small town of Graaff-Reinet, which is insanely hot in summer and bitterly cold …

Cape Town seems to be stuck in one of those in-between moments, where it’s not quite summer anymore but not quite winter yet – and …

There’s something wonderfully relaxing about a round of Putt Putt. Hitting a colourful ball (green, blue, yellow, red, or whatever other colour it may be) …

We all get caught up in the mundanity of life, especially when our lives turn towards the side of crazy. Everything becomes a rush, the …

Miss Julie was written by the notable Swedish playwright and novelist August Strindberg in 1888. The daughter of a nobleman enters a kitchen and finds …

Cape Town is comprised of many things – high-rise buildings, picturesque beaches, majestic mountains, mysterious forests, fluffy penguins, wild baboons, snazzy Ferraris, and run-down minibus …

Drive from Cape Town to Somerset West and after Gordon’s Bay a string of little hamlets lines the winding coast all the way to Hermanus …

February is the month of love. Perhaps it’s the highly-commercialised type that so many seem to object to but, in our capitalist society, it’s hard …

For a country built by immigrants, the US sure makes it difficult to immigrate here. I get that it’s one of the most popular destinations …

I want to talk about race. The colour of one’s skin. Its pigmentation. The first thing one may or very often may not notice when …