Happy Birthday Nelson Mandela
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MADIBA The avid rugby supporter A picture of young Nelson taken in the 40's On July 18, 1918, Mandela was born along the Mbashe River in the village of Mvezo, in the Umtata district. AllAfrica.com and the BBC both report that Mandela was "born Rolihlahla Dalibhunga." Mandela explains in his 1994 autobiography, Long Walk to Freedom, that he was given the English name "Nelson" by his teacher Miss Mdingane on his first day at school, which he explains was a common practice within…
Springbokkies
With national pride bursting from South Africa's seams, it seemed only fitting to indulge in one of our best-kept secrets - marula cream li...
Funnies for Thursday
Dear Family & Friends, Apologies for the lack of Funnies since Sunday! I have been completely reorganising my computers and have therefore been "Off the air". Now we're back with a bumper edition for your pleasure... 1. An unexpected event at the Taco Bell 2. What a lot of birdies! But What are they??? 3. Whay happens if you cry in space? Answer from the ISS 4. Compilation of the best of the best 2013 Gallery Go to Jail! Cool idea Thanks Vivian! What's Diabetus? New version of Hangman Cruel…
Resep 1: ‘Proe nes Ouma s’n’-karringmelkbeskuit
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Traditional Craft Market Next To The Main Road , Mbabane , Swaziland
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The languages we speak at home
A fascinating look at what percentage of South Africans use which languages at home.
Bo-Kaap
Although English is widely spoken throughout South Africa, so is Afrikaans and it has certainly made its way into everyday language. Afrikaans is a daughter language of Dutch, but the influence of other languages and accents transformed it into a distinct tongue over the centuries. As so often ha...
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Shining a light on Africa
Savanna Premium Dry Cider - South Africa
Savanna Premium Dry Cider is a supreme quality Cider. This refreshing beverage is made from the finest Granny Smith Apples in South Africa Found via eichen-getraenke.de