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London open top bus tour guide John Stokes is a familiar sight around the British capital – his knowledge of the city’s history is immense.

A Kent-based doctor has been jailed for six years after abusing his position for nearly a decade.

At 78 years old, South African-born Elsa Perez is fitter than many people half her age, thanks to her lifelong passion for dancing. She leads two London dance groups, the Iberians and the Proteas, and needs your vote to win them funding.

He simply looks at it; all territorial like for your car is one of a ‘harem’ of cars he looks at.

Life was wonderful she concluded and meant to be tasted, like one of her koeksusters.

A graduate of the University of the Arts London and originally from Durban, London-based creative Victoria Mae has won funding for her ceramics design business.

Coming from the ‘small village’, as my colleague calls it, of Port Elizabeth, you never get the opportunity to see a Rolls Royce in the metal, and certainly not a dealership full of them!

South Africans in London are invited to an evening with some special South African wines, classic SA food and good chat on Thursday 18 July 2013 at the Cape Grand Cafe & Restaurant.

South Africans rave about their first taste of Steers in London.

For me, the tears that have surprised me over my cornflakes as I watch breakfast TV updates on his condition, are very real indeed. They stem from a love of my country but also from a very personal experience of meeting Mr Mandela. From that moment on, Nelson Mandela wasn’t just an anti-apartheid hero, a former president, or a Nobel prize winner, he was someone whose hands I had held. He was MY Mandela.

Steers London opened its doors for trading on 30 June. To celebrate its UK arrival Steers will give away 1,000 Burgers and Cokes at the official opening (terms and conditions apply) on Saturday 6 July from 12pm to 6pm.

DIARY OF AN EXTROVERT | Southern Africans from across the country descended on South African pub The Orange Bull Sports Bar over the weekend to celebrate Youth Day.

Anti-apartheid activist Cheryl Carolus has received a prestigious appointment by Queen Elizabeth as Trustee of one of London’s landmark museums.

Remembering the youth of yesterday as we celebrate the youth of today! This year, South Africans living in the UK will gather in London to commemorate this very important day.

Several South Africans and women from many other African countries were recently recognised for their achievements at an award ceremony in London. It was inspiring to see so many women who have transcended difficult circumstances to make a difference to the world around them.

A London-based South African is on a quest to braai 365 days of the year to raise money for charity while enjoying this old age South African tradition.

Berkshire based South African artist Susanne du Toit has been shortlisted for one of the UK’s most prestigious art awards for a dazzling portrait of her son Pieter.

Contrary to one commentator’s belief that British MP Justine Greening’s role in the decision to cut aid to SA would alienate the South Africans in her constituency, it looks set to cement her good reputation among many UK-based South Africans, if their reaction to the news is anything to go by