Who are you when no one knows your history?
One of the quietest, but most profound experiences of emigration is the loss of context. In your country of origin,…
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From Magalies to the Grampians: a new beginning in Australia
By Sue-Ann de Wet On 7 February 2003, Marius le Grange landed in Perth with two suitcases, a winter sleeping…
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World Guide in focus: Canada
It is a challenge to adapt in a new country. AfriForum Worldwide is here to help you. The best way…
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A young author with a big imagination: Matthew Esser’s literary journey from Scotland
By Sue-Ann de Wet It is quite exceptional to publish a book when you’re 13 years old. To come up…
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Business in the spotlight: Kromdraai Deli
There are certain flavours that instantly take you home – even if “home” is thousands of kilometres away. For many…
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“Oom” Paul Kruger’s travelling Boer sentries
By Alana Bailey Recently the Kruger Monument on Church Square in Pretoria was in the news due to the vandalism…
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Where your contribution brought hope and protected communities
Your support not only made funds available; it also brought hope where there was despair, gave a voice where rights…
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The first 12 months: what really helps and what does not help
By Sue-Ann de Wet The first year after emigration rarely goes as planned. Even when the decision has been carefully…
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Business in the spotlight: Rogers Dental
Every business has a story, one of courage, dreams and a touch of South African determination. When people pack their…
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Opinion article: Why adaptation doesn’t mean losing yourself
By Sue-Ann de Wet Adaptation is often misunderstood. It is equated with becoming quiet, being less, or putting aside your…
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