On divorce and loss
After a few quiet years through divorce and loss, a personal update, and why this Father’s Day I’m choosing to look at what I still have.
I reported on South Africa’s xenophobic violence in 2008. The same lies are spreading again.
March and March says it is not xenophobic. The facts, and the numbers, say otherwise.
Five great questions to find your dream job
I’ve been through thousands of cvs and interviewed hundreds of applicants in my career, and there’s always a red flag over people who can’t seem to stay at a place longer than a year. 🚩
This is how women can ‘have it all’
I get sad at the number of talented women I know who are either exhausted trying to do too much out of some misguided notion that it’s the right thing to do, or whose talents and careers have taken a major backseat to their husbands.
Entrepreneurship is hard for me… and I’m super privileged.
Thoughts on my journey as an entrepreneur: I left full time employment for the first time at the end of
Kanye and Kim’s divorce rumours ruined my day. Here’s why.
This is going to sound ridiculous but here it is. The news that Kim Kardashian and Kanye West may be
Thoughts of a dark skinned girl watching #IndianMatchmaking
For a dark skinned South African of Indian descent like myself, watching the show is sort of a creepy glimpse into a world that could have been but thankfully isn’t.
Three sketchy things about new South African Netflix hit Blood & Water
From its take on class, bisexuality, “wokeness” & racial integration, to just plain poor character development, Netflix’s Blood & Water is a little sketchy.
Bianca Schoombee and social media mistakes
If you haven’t heard her name yet, a 21-year-old model by the name of Bianca Schoombee has been trending on
Stop using the lockdown as a political football
We shouldn’t create a false impression of national mutiny and raging debate to in elections, Sell newspapers or Nurse bruised egos