ENGLISH CLASSES IN THAILAND – Marietjie Klynsmith
Greetings from a very hot Bangkok (there was no so-called winter thus far). As promised, I’m going to tell you…
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The Hague – a city that feels as cosy as a town! by Alana Bailey
In December 2015 I visited the Netherlands and Belgium on behalf of AfriForum. Most of the time The Hague served as…
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Winter sunshine in Miami – Pieter de Lange
We had taken the proverbial road just as the grey and drab moistness of England struck in earnest. In the…
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Teaching in Thailand – Marietjie Klynsmith
Looking back on my career, teaching in Thailand probably is the hardest work I’ve ever done. I will expound…
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How to become an English teacher in Thailand – Marietjie Klynsmith
When we decided to teach English in Thailand, we first searched the internet for information and organisations that open…
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Pieter Labuschagne on Wellington’s Cuba Street in New Zealand
There are few towns and cities that can boast a street as an icon. Such a street is Cuba Street…
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A dance for France – Marion Erskine
I laugh at people back home who think Dubai is a city in the middle of a sandpit, with thousands…
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High tea with Ronel van Zyl
Living in England, you get invited to tea and high tea and are not always sure of the meaning. It…
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Motorcycle expedition to Holland for the tulips – Suzette Datema
Noordwijk, Keukenhof, Hardenberg, Emlicheim, Tilburg to London I would like to tell you about our last holiday we took in-between…
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Thailand teaches one humbleness
Thailand is a country of contrasts. When you drive through the countryside, you see the land baron’s (my word for…
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