If there is ever a South African group that has stood the ultimate test of time, adapted and revolutionalised through the changing music industry, while staying true to their roots and original sound, I am certain that the name Mafikizolo most probably tops that list. I have followed this group with earnest for the longest… Read More The marvel that is Mafikizolo

December 2018 was a seamless festive month as Public Enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan took the public to his confidence, via an emergency conference, by announcing that there won’t be any power outages over the festive season under his watch. This served as a stern warning to senior management and executives at the country’s power utility,… Read More SA electricity’s woes are a complex fix

A close friend of mine celebrated her 30th birthday and I was excited when I heard of the secret venue where the suprise party was to be hosted. The place brought back Geology 2nd year memories where we had to spend close to an entire day out on the sun, mapping the various lithological units… Read More Geology loves inland Provinces – Part 2

One really doesn’t need to go overseas, getting on a plane and then jet off to some fancy location (unless one has the budget to do so of course) to truly take in the beauty that God has blessed us with, and yes I used God. All of this for free & just for us… Read More Geology loves inland Provinces – Part 1

Photo courtesy of politicalanalysis.co.za The forth week of 2019, ending 25th January, was nothing short of a dramatic, climax rollercoaster and being ill with flu didn’t stand a chance at getting in the way of me missing any minute of the drama. It was the most important week for the story as The River (a… Read More Why The River is magic