Johannesburg Sunset Shot from Northcliff

Posted on 02. Feb, 2010 by vincenthofmann in Uncategorized

Thornfest – 100 Bands In 4 Days!

Posted on 11. Jan, 2010 by Levon Rivers in Blogs, Music

At the end of the month, Thornrose are hosting a rock festival of note! Here are the details:
Where – Route 28 Resort, Jagfontein (+- 50 km from JHB north)
When – 27th – 31st January 2010

Chromium at Zeplins

Visus At Cool Runnings

Nic And Adrian From Visus At Zeplins
Bands – Well, there are 100 bands playing, [...]

Night of 1000 Drawings 26 November 2009

Posted on 09. Nov, 2009 by vincenthofmann in art, featured

1000 Drawings is a one night exhibition in the inner city to raise money for charities by selling A5 drawings donated by the public.
The works of well-known artists, as well as novices, will be sold for R100 each in order to raise funds for this organisation. This prestigious one night exhibition will take place [...]

Piza e Vino and Goodmans Butchery

Posted on 24. Sep, 2009 by Talita in featured

The air is electric – literally! As I type this, the first real thunder storm of summer has doused Jo’burg! As if by magic, it never fails to fill me with an incredible sense of joy. I wrote this poem five years ago and it still describes exactly how I feel tonight despite the long [...]

Spring mornings outside the mall.

Posted on 10. Sep, 2009 by Tim in Jozi Diary

Cafe 11:45 at the bottom of Conrad Drive, Blairgowrie (opposite new Nandos). Noted for their Tomato Relish with any of their breakfast. Light and satisfying.

Scusi’s, Parkview. Small, strong and flavoursome cappuccino.

Art Africa, Parkview- well worth making note of this for when your friends come over for the World [...]

Jozi Diary – SAB’s World of Beer

Posted on 01. Sep, 2009 by flanders in Blogs, Lifestyle

SAB’s World of Beer is situated in the heart of Newtown, a revitalised section of Jozie. The venue was easy to find, thanks to SAB’s awesome website, and provides everyone with an apt excuse to go and have a look around Jozie proper, a remarkably changed place.
Once inside the World of Beer, however, the crowd [...]

Homeless in Joburg – Invisible people and no violins

Posted on 08. Aug, 2009 by shortclick in Features

It’s 2.30 in the morning and I’m spending a night on the streets of Joburg, in the name of being all hardcore and journalistic. Although, right now, I don’t feel hardcore or journalistic. I just feel very cold. Very cold, and very stupid.

Peasants Raisng Their Own Taxes For The Sheriff?

Posted on 03. Jul, 2009 by Talita in Blogs

It’s winter and so I’m more aware of beggars than usual. In Joburg they’re everywhere but have you ever considered them and their trade? Every so often most people give them money, an exchange happens, a transaction of sorts – that is after all the point of money; a tool facilitating bartering. What is it [...]

Latte Art with L & L from Cramers Coffee in Jozi

Posted on 08. Jun, 2009 by lee in featured

So you want to know how to make the perfect Latte, or put a little bit of flair into your near perfect Latte? Well Lekunutu and Luyanda from Cramers coffee show Moral Fibre’s audience just how!

info@cramerscoffee.com or 011 833 2699
Shop 9 (opposite ABSA ATM)
17 Harrison Street (corner Main Street)
Marshalltown
Johannesburg

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 [...]