As the 11th G20 summit in China gathers momentum, it seems one of the main topics of discussion is the Brexit vote held earlier this year – and many countries…
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If you’ve been living abroad for a while, you may be considering a trip back home. Of course, it’s not always easy to decide which magnificent cities, towns or natural…
On 3 August 2016 South Africans will once again come together to vote for their municipal representatives in the municipal elections. Unfortunately South Africans living abroad aren’t eligible to vote…
In addition to the 24 names who’d already qualified for the Rio Olympics in May 2016, SASCOC has announced an additional 113 sporting ambassadors who will fly the flag for South…
In this week’s newsletter, we took a brief look at Brexit – the possible implications and impact on South Africa. We’re continuing our analysis of Brexit and how it may…
Today marks the anniversary of the Soweto Uprising – a pivotal point in South Africa’s history. For on this day, 40 years ago, a group of South African youths would…
The 2016 Rio Olympics is still a ways off, but South African breasts can already swell with pride as we look to our olympic hopefuls who have already qualified to…
Yesterday, 21 February 2016, was international mother language day around the world. This year’s theme is quality education, language(s) of instruction and learning outcomes. Something which is very apt in…
The State of the Nation Address, including retorts from prominent opposition parties to President Jacob Zuma’s address, has been the subject of much debate over the last week. But what…
Although the South African economy fills most of us with some apprehension, good news is that the international film industry has spent R15.2 billion in South Africa since the introduction…