Changing Views of Point
Posted on 14. Mar, 2010 by Thorin in opinion
(The Point – 2009) The sun has just breached the horizon. I watch a homeless man walk along the beach. It is deserted. He walks up the stairs from the beach to the promenade. Looking around to make sure he is alone he makes his way to the freshwater open public showers in front of [...]
Free wireless internet hotspots in South Africa
Posted on 03. Mar, 2010 by Moral Fibre Press Office in Culture, Tech
Are you looking for free wireless internet hotspots in South Africa? I know I was, and it took me a little over an hour to aggregate the following information. I do hope this post goes some way to ensuring that you are never short of free wireless internet! So I’m a bit of a coffee [...]
King of ‘Arts – Playing Card Exhibition
Posted on 11. Oct, 2009 by vincenthofmann in Culture, art, featured
Ross Turpin, a talented Durban based artist has put together King of ‘Arts, a playing card exhibition set to launch at Durban’s Beanbag Bohemia on the 24th of October, 2009. Ross has put together 27 Durban artists, and has set them the task of creating two custom cards each – out of which a full [...]
Through the Looking Glass on the Golden Mile
Posted on 15. Jul, 2009 by Thorin in Politics
I arrive on the beachfront to a full moon rising through the twilight. A fitting backdrop to this twilight space; in the city yet not quite of the city; a place of oddly juxtaposed worlds; a place where light and dark coexist. Separated on its inner edge by a pan-African wall of informal curio traders, [...]
Through the Looking Glass on the Golden Mile
Posted on 15. Jul, 2009 by Thorin in Politics
I arrive on the beachfront to a full moon rising through the twilight. A fitting backdrop to this twilight space; in the city yet not quite of the city; a place of oddly juxtaposed worlds; a place where light and dark coexist. Separated on its inner edge by a pan-African wall of informal curio traders, [...]
Exmi recounts her version of the 27Dinner
Posted on 29. May, 2009 by Exmi in Blog, featured
So this post comes two days after the fact. It’s Friday and the Jozi 27dinner has come and passed already on the Wednesday night. But then, that’s me. Fashionably late, it seems. Fully apparent to all when I rushed into packed courtyard of Glaceau Vitamin Water’s 44 Stanley Avenue pop up store, over an hour [...]
Hunting the Bunny – The Best Bunny Chow in Cape Town is at Spice
Posted on 26. May, 2009 by Peter Orsmond in Food
Ahhhh the deliciousness that is the bunny chow! Having grown up in Durban I have somewhat of a special affinity with bunny chows and thus used to know all the best places to get reasonably priced bunny chows in Durban. Often you will drive around and see corner shops advertising in bold writing “best bunny [...]
Kick ass Electric and Hybrid Bicycles from Ultramotor.com
Posted on 14. May, 2009 by Moral Fibre Press Office in Design, featured
Ultramotor’s A2B Metro and Hybrid bicycles rock; if you don’t want to look like the delivery boy dropping off milk at the office at least on the A2B bicycles you can raise your feet, wave at or high five your colleagues as you scoot past on your electric bicycle. There are two different types of [...]
Coke 'Zero' Fest 09 | My Review of Coke Zero Fest
Posted on 15. Apr, 2009 by Levon Rivers in Music, featured
So I have been going to concerts for years now, including festivals such as the old 5FM birthdays, and all the previous Coke Fests (I did miss the one where Guns ‘n Roses pulled out of). I have also been to Download overseas, which to me is the standard for how good a festival can [...]
I love Johannesburg
Posted on 14. Apr, 2009 by saulk in Blog
While driving home at 6:15 on a Friday night from a long day of Podcast editing the inevitable happened: I got stuck in traffic. I was awed by the fact that there was actually traffic when I assumed people should have gone home a long time before. Now this time made me realise how amazing [...]





