Somewhere over the rainbow …
By George de Bruin If there is one place on earth where all rainbows meet up, it will surely be…
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Fanie Os Oppie Jas: Howzit my China. Philippines
Part 4 Long, long ago there was consensus among humankind about which natural phenomena represented the cream of the crop…
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National day of prayer: Australians pray together
On Saturday a group of Afrikaans-speaking people gathered in Brisbane, Australia, to pray for the future of South Africa. The…
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Fanie Os Oppie Jas: Howzit my China. Philippines
Part 3 After four fantastic days in El Nido, it was time to be on our way. In the extremely…
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The 457 visa changes: what you need to know
The Australian temporary 457 work visa was replaced with two new temporary visas for workers with specific skills. A two-year…
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Short getaway…
By A.D. Cloete And so, the brief getaway is almost coming to an end… We endure the well-groomed flight attendants…
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From the Drakensberg to the Jungfrau slopes: My story as a beginner world traveller!
By Leomar van Schalkwyk How it came about … From a WhatsApp message in December to boarding the aircraft in…
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Desperate UK Travel Questions from South Africans
The consultants at Breytenbachs Immigration often receive desperate pleas from South Africans for urgent help on their UK travel urgencies….
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Fanie Os Oppie Jas: Howzit my China. Philippines
Part 2 El Nido, or “The Nest”, is a somewhat unkempt nest. Row upon row of cut-and-paste guest houses, two-star…
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Kids cook up a storm on Kokkedoortjie
In the kitchen, the smallest bottles often contain the most potent ingredients. That’s also how it is in kykNET’s new…
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