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Aweh Bru’s! The time to Braai the Beloved Country is once again almost upon us. Jan Braai (@janbraai) and the crew over at Braai4Heritage.co.za are again drumming up support for the annual Braai4Heritage campaign. Besides the fact that... read more »
Casual Day is an annual FUNdraising project benefiting persons with disabilities. A project of the National Council for Persons with Physical Disabilities in SA (NCPPDSA) each year they call on South Africans to dress differently on the first... read more »
Is the latest DA-ID merger Anti-Competitive? Or are they just undermining the DEMOCRATIC principles they both “Adhere” to? Helen Zille commented on a radio interview with John Robbie that the two parties can not “merge”... read more »
Buttoning down good cheer Kicked off by advertising agency Draftfcb South Africa, the Keep Flying campaign is aimed at proving the international research, which shows that all host nations suffer from post-event depression, wrong. Keep Flying... read more »
2010 World Cup Knockout Phase Chart for Downloading & Printing Updated: Sunday, 27 June 2010 World Cup Knockout Phase Chart - Click to Enlarge Round of 16 match-ups of note: England vs. Germany; Brazil vs. Chile; Spain vs. Portugal;... read more »
From The Huffington Post: An Octopus in Germany is stunning soccer fans around the world with his remarkable ability to predict the outcome of German World Cup games. Paul, a mollusk in Oberhausen, has correctly picked the result of all three... read more »
Jack Parow. The Radio Kalahari Orkes. Ian Roberts. Copious numbers of sexy boer-babes in bikinis and hot-pants. Braaivleis and brandy. Zombies. All in one video. All here. Now that’s some super sweet next level zef stuff for the weekend! “Hello... read more »
Sometimes I get a little hot under the collar. It doesn’t happen often, and it normally takes something big to upset me. Soon after the South African teams’ exit from the 2010 World Cup on Tuesday evening I had one of those rare moments. Lamenting... read more »
Edit: have just found that the original of this letter came from Peter Davies, the sports journalist, over on his blog page at SuperSport.com – As Eric notes, he was not the originator of the letter. The Boston Globes’ Big Picture has... read more »
“Here comes Tshabalala. He’s got a chance here… My goodness! What a fantastic goal for South Africa!! What a way to open the scoring in the 2010 World Cup!” Couldn’t have said it any better! No matter what else happens for... read more »
