You are fifty four years old There are tears, still many tears You tell your story in IsiXhosa Your daughter interprets Age thirteen A belt around your neck She pulls it tighter She has a name Mom The nurturer The… Read More »A Sjambok, a belt and an axe
Schools have been told that they can return to sport but what does that mean? Can you return to sport? What does it mean that schools sport has returned? Are there limits in the way that you can return to… Read More »Cricket South Africa, SA Schools Rugby and Sporting talk about how schools can return to sport
Maximising on limited resources – Scotland National Cricket Coach Shane Burger
Photo by Anomaly on Unsplash We are here, five months of a very weird lockdown later and we are now on a soft lockdown with level 2 having hit South Africa. It has been a very long time since we were able to… Read More »5 Ways to Survive Level 2 in South Africa
This week an open letter signed by 19 doctors was published. In the letter the doctors argued that our country needs to end the hard lockdown we are currently experiencing, in order to help our economy survive while preventing further… Read More »Should South Africa end the National Lockdown?
Let me paint a picture for you. It’s a Sunday night, my fiancée and I are doing marriage prep exercises. A question comes up, what was your greatest childhood trauma? At first I couldn’t think of anything. Could it have… Read More »My Experience of Initiation and How it Could Easily Result in the Parktown Tragedy
I sat in Church crying the whole service. It was Sunday the 8th of September 2019, the end of an emotional week. I was assessing the week before and my role in it, as there were parties addressing the pain… Read More »Book Ending An Emotional Week