Business of the Week: Mufasa Biltong
Made with traditional recipes all the way from South Africa, Mufasa Biltong has the perfect snacks for weekends, entertaining and…
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Sand sculptures in the Lange Voorhout, The Hague – June 2018
In June 2018, I had the privilege of visiting The Hague in the Netherlands as part of AfriForum’s international awareness-raising campaign…
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Emigration is not easy – Tips to overcome loneliness
Here are some tips for South Africans abroad to adjust to their new surroundings: We are all aware of the…
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Advice if you are considering emigration
Karen and her husband, Kobus Jordaan, currently live in British Columbia, Canada. They moved to Prince George in November 2012 after…
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Chocolate espresso pancakes
Chocolate espresso pancakes are the final batch of Sunday pancakes that I will be making before we head home for…
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Business of the Week: Kalahari Café – Clarkson
Kalahari Café, Clarkson, is a place for everyone, young and old, to come together and experience the wild vibes and…
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South Africans share successes and experiences in Australia
People often ask how easy or difficult it is to emigrate? And how easy or difficult it is to adapt…
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Pronto to Bruges for indulgent coffee
During June, when days in the Northern Hemisphere are long and the weather good – well, most of the time…
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Afrikaans is Lekker concert exceeds all expectations in Australia and New Zealand
Afrikaans is Lekker is an annual South African concert that is held in Australia and New Zealand. South African Events…
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There is silence in the eye of a tornado – Part 4
The letter ‘T’ is under discussion and is illustrated above. ‘T’ stands for ‘TWAK’ (‘nonsense’). After four months, my most…
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