Yesterday I took Silas to Brightwater Commons. It turned out to be a surprisingly pleasant excursion. I love being outside but it’s hard to do that in Joburg with a … Continue reading →
(This is a guest post written by my friend [who is actually a real writer] Grace Moaisi. In light of the recent public transport strikes in Cape Town this is … Continue reading →
You can’t expect good customer service in Johannesburg. Almost every shop or business or phoneline that I custom offers me poor customer service. Admittedly, I do have high standards because … Continue reading →
(Today’s post is written by Levy Mpyana, one of my favourite people in Joburg. Levy is from Limpopo, in the north of South Africa. Enjoy the photos at the end … Continue reading →
(Guest post written by Stephen Reid). I love coffee. Before myself and Kim got engaged I stumbled upon a coffee shop franchise called Vida Cafe here in Johannesburg. This franchise … Continue reading →
Following on from the last post about enjoying downtown Jozi, I wanted to share with you a place I have only just recently discovered. Arts on Main is one of … Continue reading →
Most visitors to Johannesburg won’t make the most of what the city itself has to offer. They will go to Sandton, do a tour of Soweto, maybe go to Melville … Continue reading →
Another lauded danger of living in Johannesburg is breaking down; particularly on the highway. Breaking down sucks no matter where you are, but here there seems to be an added … Continue reading →
Potholes? That’s right, potholes. As a once Australian driver I have often been surprised by the trepidation South African’s express at hearing there are potholes on a road they are … Continue reading →
Apparently over the weekend in Australia a news program of questionable quality aired a story about the dangers of visiting South Africa for the World Cup. This doesn’t in the … Continue reading →
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