Expats should rather not visit South Africa for their holidays now
Lately Worldwide and AfriForum have received a lot of questions from South Africans who work abroad, have leave now and…
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TRAVELLING DURING LOCKDOWN
The constraints caused by COVID-19 make quite high demands on our imagination. After many days at home on my own,…
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Stranded due to the virus – take care!
One of the unforeseen consequences of the divergent lockdown measures of various countries during the COVID-19 pandemic, is that people…
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Travel safely in a world with borders (once more)
Alana Bailey, Head: Cultural Affairs, AfriForum At the beginning of the 21st century, it was predicted that borders would disappear….
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Tribute: Alice Elahi (1926-2020), beloved South African artist
The paintings of Alice Elahi are to be found in private homes, embassies, art museums and business offices around the…
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Education and reading aptitude in the Netherlands
There are two things in the Netherlands that impress me tremendously. The first is the myriad of beautiful bookshops. The…
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Tunisia, the green one
Tunis alkhadra is the Arabic for Tunisia, the green one and points out that it is a huge misconception to…
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Harlinger Aardewerk- en Tegelfabriek – Netherlands
My love for Dutch tiles started in my grandmother’s kitchen, which had a frame of them arranged around the stove….
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Help for children in South Africa
Worldwide and AfriForum have been receiving many inquiries about the plight of children in South Africa lately. It seems as…
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Schloss Pillnitz near Dresden in Germany
Schloss Pillnitz on the banks of the Elbe River near Dresden in Germany, is a wonderful place to visit for…
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