Walk Like a Man

A man makes his way through a throng of testosterone and beer. He clears his throat, belches and puts his hand up to quieten the crowd. Not a murmur is heard as he begins to speak.

Money, Hoes and Clothes

Within a democratic society, Tyga (unfortunately) has the right to call women bitches and hoes – the question is, at what point do we draw the line?

Too Hot for Business

Take your paneled suit and D&G boots and shove them right up your corporate nostrils.

The Future in Limbo

One word that has the power to make the average 20-something year old run screaming in the opposite direction: the future (okay that’s two words).

Excuse Me, but I'd Like to be Engaged

Every year we read about how apathetic we are.

Cancerous Corruption in Political Bodies

Political party funding is currently a contentious issue in South Africa and specifically our almost complete lack of regulatory legislation.

MyCiti - The White Man's Taxi

Members of the privileged middle class living along the West Coast are singing the praises of the (relatively) new "MyCiTi" rapid bus transit system.

Remembering Mandela

Mandela would have made our heads swirl with patriotic, mystical images of an anti-Apartheid activist, Robben Island, Mr. President and Father of our Nation. Now all we are left pondering is whether – due to his constant health issues – he is still alive or not.

Twitter Bullying: Haters and Traitors

You have 140 characters. What do you do with them? 

Just Another BRIC

With the recent conclusion of the fifth BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) Summit at the Durban International Convention Centre, it is quite alarming that many, including myself, had no idea what our initiation into the fraternity of emerging developing economies implied for South Africa.

Wining and Dining, but Mostly Whining

What can I get you to drink?”  a blond fringe asks as disinterested eyes roll and a brogued foot taps impatiently. 

South Africa’s Neo-Colonialist Movement

While the South African media drum continues to beat to the tune of race-row after race-row, paintings of the president’s penis and the sensationalisation of celebrity murder trials, an important and dangerous evolution of the country’s foreign policy is under way.

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