This has not been a good week for president Zuma so far and it’s set to get even worse come tomorrow; have read as Zille rips el presidente a new one.

Western Cape farmers have donated over 100 tonnes of animal feed for their drought-stricken compatriots in Kliprand.

Not that one needs an excuse to enjoy it, after all this decadent chocolate and cream cocktail is the perfect end to a gourmet meal. But Sunday January 31 is International Brandy Alexander Day which should be a good enough reason to raise your own to toast, if nothing else, the only cocktail to have a day officially named in its honour.

If you’re taking part in this year’s Cape Cycle Tour on a Children’s Hospital Trust charity ticket then you’ve got a lot more than a medal to be proud of.

The United Nations recently claimed that the Millennium Development Goal that focused on primary education increased global enrolment from 83% to 91%. Despite these gains, today it is estimated that 124 million children do not attend school and 757 million adults are illiterate.

South Africa may not be the first destination that pops into your mind when considering your next family holiday. However, it is a fantastic place to consider for a relaxing — and more affordable — vacation; with something for everyone.

The Children’s Hospital Trust charity entries are still available for the Cape Town Cycle Tour, taking place on 6 March 2016 in Cape Town, South Africa.

Kim Stephens’ letter to the president on her Facebook Page has gone crazy-viral, with more than 5 000 shares so far. Have a look, it’s not hard to see why.

Festus Mogae is probably one of the coolest African leaders you’ll ever meet; not only is he a vocal human rights activist, but the man has a brilliant mind and thorough understanding of good leadership.

In 2016 South Africa might see a slow motion repeat of the events of 1985, culminating in a debt standstill.

Ok so your Rands don’t go as far as they used to, but that really shouldn’t put you off travelling. Africa is packed with tourist-y gems and Zanzibar is probably one of the most famous.

Clifton is known to be one of the most exclusive suburbs in South Africa, NOT anymore now that the #CliftonPooper is on the loose.

One of the world’s most beautiful cycle tours is just around the corner and, while the race is spectacular in itself; the means to help those in need this year make it that much more of an experience.

Proof that when South Africans leave Africa, they don’t forget it.

While the idea of the rainbow nation is chipped away steadily by folks from all sides; the truth remains that there is a disparity between the haves and the have nots. This opinion piece, written from the perspective of a ‘have’ tells one side of a complex story.

There’s a new scientific alliance in Africa, but if it’s going to survive, it needs the support of the African community.

Guerilla cricket, the alternative ball-by-ball cricket commentary. Irreverent cover for cricket listeners.

If the news headlines are getting you down, take a step back and take in South Africa’s beauty again.

During his tenure, Zuma has displayed several characteristics typical of a person that is mentally challenged. But how can a man, having reached the echelon of the most powerful political movement in South Africa be an idiot? It doesn’t make sense!

The Children’s Hospital Trust raises funds for the Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital in Cape Town. The Hospital sees over 260 000 patients from around Africa each year, a third of whom are younger than a year.

Operating a successful property development company in SA can be a tough gig, but MSP developments does it oh so well; all the better for those of us who want to invest in property.

South Africans are exceptional and there are positive stories all over the country, if we’re only willing to look.

Sure, you can get your iPad to scratch your back and make you coffee while breaking up with your boyfriend and texting your new crush; but do you know how to kick it old school?

One of the country’s most active property development firms debunk a few common misconceptions about doing business in South Africa and the potential for growth as well as the positive role government is playing in boosting the industry.

It’s one of our favourite short distance holiday spots and attracts scores of South Africans every year; but every now and then you see something that makes you think twice… kinda.