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New online presence boosts Johannesburg tourism prospects
Johannesburg, South Africa’s and the continent’s economic hub, is making the most of technology to position itself as a leading tourism destination. -
MTN pledges support for Nigerian arts and culture
Mobile network operator MTN reiterated its commitment to promote Nigerian culture, traditions and festivals, through the company’s Kulture Fest initiative. -
Filmmaker Molatelo Mainetje passionate about African stories
Passion, storytelling and creativity are what makes a good filmmaker according to Limpopo born producer and filmmaker Molatelo Mainetje. -
Miss Limpopo puts charity and education first
Miss Limpopo Gail Mokwatlo kept her promise to raise over R1 million in bursaries to fund students who are disadvantaged in higher education. -
Masheane’s latest play explores rampant rape in SA
Khwezi by Napo Masheane explores one of the most controversial incidents to divide South Africa and is set to re-ignite debate on the current rape crisis. -
5 ways to enjoy your own company
When the end days come you only have yourself to reflect with. When such a time comes, can you truly say that you have lived your best life? -
Rabs Vhafuwi has big dreams for Limpopo musicians
Rabs Vhafuwi has big dreams of transforming the music industry and opening doors for disadvantaged people and struggling artists in Limpopo. -
Motivational: borrowing money ruins friendships
Vutomi Tshabalala is a 23-year-old divorcee, single mother and compliance officer. She writes motivational articles in her personal capacity. -
Raised with love – how to raise a happy child in a broken relationship
If two people can come together and create life through a moment of passion, married or unmarried, they are connected together for life. A child made with love, has no business being raised with hate. No one asks to be born, yet here we all are today. In the most perfect world, every child would be raised by both biological parents who adore each other […] -
Protect your dreams, says lifestyle writer Vutomi Tshabalala
THE other day I watched my two-year old son move a pen around on a piece of paper a couple of times and the end results looked like a huge mess of nothing. To my surprise, he took a step back, looked at it and said: “wow!” He was genuinely proud of his scribbles, so proud that he went around he complex […]
