0TECH4AFRICA is coming to Johannesburg on August 12-13, 2010. Bringing together the web & emerging technologies, the event will focus on the latest emerging trends for Africa from a global perspective. Other discussions will include:...
02010 has seen a mishmash of international musicians play on our local stages, and it looks like 2011 is set to be even bigger! Bands like Crowded House, 30 Seconds to Mars and for the...
0Having lived in South Africa twice, both times before Apartheid was officially abolished, seeing District 9 -- the movie, was incredible, no unbelieveable, no so damn authentic, that you find yourself wanting to see it...
0xBelow is a recent Jeremy Clarkson letter to the London Sunday Times regarding Johannesburg."I dare you to visit Johannesburg, the city for softies - It’s the least frightening place on earth, yet everyone speaks of...
0Here we are in Soweto. We just drove past Archbishop Desmond Tutu's house, the gentle Anglican cleric who preached against apartheid. I would have missed the undistinguished house entirely had not Eric, our local Soweto...
0I walked through Soweto at night earlier this week, the township most whites feared and dared go near when I lived here in 1984 and again almost ten years later - before the first free...
0Are you heading to South Africa and worried that you won’t be able to enjoy the very best of metrosexual hospitality. Check out the Rosebank Hotel, probably the only hotel I’ve ever been to which...
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