Driving, at times can be an extreme sport, even for those of us who have never made use of the Kyalami grand prix racetrack. You wake up refreshed and ready to take on the world and the minute you get into your car and drive outside, it’s a completely different picture altogether. After listening to… Read More Confessions of a Mzansi driver

A cherry is defined, according to dictionary.com as “the fruit of any of various trees belonging to the genus Prunus, of the rose family, consisting of a pulpy, globular drupe enclosing a one-seeded smooth stone.” While more informally, in Mzansi Kasitaal (lingo) style, a “Chery” is a very beautiful girlfriend, female partner or a babe. Well, sadly… Read More Chery on top!

The sun still rose again this morning and for a couple of days after, in beautiful South Africa aka Mzansi, like any other day. In other words, it was business as usual. Luckily, I experienced no load shedding or water shedding (for some time now, water has been scarce in my area, and it comes… Read More The sun still rose in Mzansi

With the festive break in full swing at the moment, there are few things that easily remind me of home and among the list of items, music occupies a premier seat. Where music is concerned, American guitarist and jazz sensation Earl Klugh with the song ‘Tropical Legs’ and South African gospel sensation, Mam Deborah Fraser’s… Read More Remembering our departed stars

A new local  ‘dark-side’ TV drama hit our free to air screens on the 11th April 2022 and my TV viewing since then, has never been the same. It’s risqué in nature because of it’s core content which revolves around the taboo sex work for pleasure industry taking place at The Black Door, a franchise… Read More Etv goes risqué