October 2012
I have been fortunate to have travelled to some fascinating parts of the world. My memories of Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand, where I enjoyed some truly exquisite cuisine and culture, of Havana, Cuba, where despite hardship, the people are amongst the most vibrant of any I’ve met. All these... Read more »
September 2012
July 4th, 2012 marked the day that South Africans began the serious business of national coercion. That’s what I thought I heard, from almost everyone talking about the need to develop a sense of nationhood in our democratic but divided country. From the motley array of politicians... Read more »
July 2012
South Africans are a hardy bunch when dealing with change. We’ve made significant adjustments in our lives and attitudes. We are personally resilient. We’ve grudgingly got on with our lives. We aren’t cheerful about it, but we tolerate the turmoil that accompanies change, and... Read more »
August 2012
Despite claims that sixty is the new fifty, that age is in the mind and one is only as old as one feels, all of us are aging. Some don’t look their age, refuse to act their age or dress ageappropriately. But there’s no escaping the sands of time heaping up in our hour glasses. Growing... Read more »
June 2012
Living in the Cape, we are accustomed to a rousing winter storm, lots of blue sky and some lovely, if somewhat polluted, rivers that criss-cross the Peninsula. There once was a time when storms, the sky and rivers referred almost exclusively to the natural environment. Yes, metaphorically... Read more »
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