Why is it, dear Reader, that one always gets a zit on one’s chin before an event? It really is one of life’s little mysteries. I am speaking of the zit I developed on my chin the day before the Royalty Soapie Awards. Our writing team was nominated but alas did not win, however two […]
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The party season is upon us, dear readers and for those who are attempting to be sober curious this is a challenge. What the hell is ‘sober curious’? This question came from a new writer friend when I was explaining my memoir to her this past weekend. Well, it’s a term taken from Ruby Warrington’s
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It is with deep regret and a heavy heart that we announce that Mandlakazi (Mandla) Skefile, our Go.See.Do. Border Wild Coast regional franchisee, passed away in the morning of Good Friday. Mandla had a long and brave battle with cervical cancer and she remained resolute to the very end. She was an incredibly humble person,
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A quick weekend breakaway from the city, with a lot of eating by Go See Do Cape Town. Capetonians believe all roads lead to Cape Town, which is great (and true) … unless you want to get out of town for a long weekend, then Capetonians use those same roads to dash for the countryside
Make it a Mother’s May with Exclusive Books and indulge in spoils with the perfect gift from The Mother’s Day Collection for the mom in your life! At Exclusive Books we think moms deserve not just a day, but a whole month. So we have made it a Mother’s May – a whole month at
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Adventures for the whole family to enjoy this Easter Holiday As one of the biggest outdoor activity hubs in the North West, we have an adventure for every member of the family to enjoy. With a wide range of activities in the picturesque Pilanesberg National Park from floating like a cloud in a Hot Air
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Aunty Nita’s – Come as a Client, leave as Family!! Why “Aunty Nita’s….”? “Aunty” is a term of respect and endearment for ladies in our communities. It is used not only for your mommy or daddy’s sister, but also for any older woman with whom you come into contact. You will often hear mommies asking
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Alexandra Fuller was born in England, raised on remote farms in three southern African countries, and lives now in Wyoming. She has written six books of non-fiction, of which four are memoirs, and one novel. Her articles and reviews have appeared in the New Yorker Magazine, Harper’s Magazine, Granta, National Geographic Magazine, Vogue and The
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Refiloe Moahloli is the best-selling author of How Many Ways Can You Say Hello, Tullula and Yes Yanga! She is passionate about writing stories that bring out the best in the human spirit, stories where children can identify and celebrate themselves. You are one of the most proactive authors I know, you are out there on social
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Babble are a team of young arts enthusiasts who want to open up the world of arts and literature for everyone to enjoy easily, for free, and internationally. They conduct interviews with authors and artists who you may not have heard before, and spotlight the many up-and-coming and new voices that they believe are thoroughly
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