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ELEANOR DOUGLAS-MEYERS Helen Crooks knows Addo Elephant National Park in a way few casual visitors ever could. An author, photographer and proudly self-confessed “Addo addict”, she has spent years returning to the park, collecting the kind of wild, funny and unexpected encounters that have now found their way into her book, Safari Adventures with an…
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ELEANOR DOUGLAS-MEYERS When Rachel Kolisi took the floor at the Boardwalk in Gqeberha last night for the second local instalment of her Falling Forward Roadshow, the audience was enthralled. There were moments of laughter, moments that were noticeably more emotional and, perhaps most importantly, moments that encouraged those sitting in the room to reflect on…
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By Mvume Ndimba Donald Trump, South African refugees, American healthcare and a media landscape that seems to get stranger by the day. In his latest opinion column, Mvume Ndimba takes a satirical look at the contradictions of the Trump administration, the South Africans seeking a new life in America and why the grass on the…
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Breast cancer survivor, wife, mother of three and digital creator Vasti-May Gradwell will share her story at an upcoming local fundraiser supporting Project Flamingo.
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You could go to Van Stadens for a trail run and come home with an indigenous plant. Or you could go for the plants, cheer on the runners and make a morning of it.
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As South Africans prepare to celebrate Heritage Day, diversity and inclusion specialist Devan Moonsamy asks a difficult question: Which parts of our inheritance deserve to be preserved, and which should end with us? By Devan Moonsamy On 24 September, South Africa will do what it does best: gather. There will be flags and beadwork and…










