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The Melting Pot
Life in South Africa, the good the bad and the ugly…
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SA Rocks- South Africa one of top-10 countries to live in, say British expatsWho’d have thunk it right? I know, I was fairly taken aback reading this too. Those of us who choose to live here know why we do (or can’t leave for whatever reason) but many of us can recognise the great reasons that keep us here. I didn’t think that many other countries shared our views [...]
- Londolozi land art: Intention CircleEd’s note: This is the second blog post in a series written by Rich Laburn. “Let your intentions be good – embodied in good thoughts, cheerful words, & unselfish deeds – & the world will be to you a bright and happy place in which to work & play & serve.” – Grenville Kleiser It’s never going [...]
- Bring a loved one home for Christmas!KuduClub, in collaboration with the ATKV, Jukebox, kykNET, Rapport and OFM, are offering one lucky family the opportunity to bring a loved one home for Christmas. Recognising that returning home to spend the festive season with the family is what all homesick expats long for, KuduClub – the online subscription channel that dishes up the best [...]
- Consumer Protection Act Series – Part TwoFollowing on from my first post about the Consumer Protection Act, here are a couple more bite-sized chunks about the new legislation to help you get to grips with how it will affect your life and help you to realise your rights as a South African citizen. 1. The Act protects you against a range of discriminatory [...]
- The best Wildlife in the WorldEd’s note: This post is a guest post from Rich Laburn who has worked extensively in the South African bush and currently at Londolozi Private Game Reserve. This is the first of four posts that Rich will be writing. There is nothing quite like South African wildlife. It is impressive and has endured long [...]
- South Africa one of top-10 countries to live in, say British expats
