by Neesa Moodley Edited by Denise Mhlanga As we continue with various levels of lockdown, stress levels continue to rise. People are adapting to a
The Safrea Chronicle is like Forrest Gump’s box of chocolates – you never know what you are going to get…..
Sam J Basch
What is it about a flashy car and its driver? We have Henry Ford to thank for mass producing the motorcar, which empowered people and became useful to us. Now there are just too many, adding to greenhouse gas emissions. Hopefully not for long.
But for many the car equals status; a symbol of wealth and power. That’s fine. But many of these obnoxious fools drive like hell, and park where they want. Confront them at your peril: they become abusive and threatening.
By Blake Wilkins A quote that cannot be attributed to Mark Twain states that if he felt the need to exercise, he lay down until
If you’re reading this and you’re a creative, odds are you’ve seen a couple of bad briefs in your time — as in, “I dunno. Maybe make it blue? No, a less-blue blue.”
FNB reports that homes valued below R500,000 recorded the highest growth in prices in February 2021, writes Denise Mhlanga.
Another amazing South-African brand that has been around since the days where we’d spot a friend an extra two bucks for a pack at the school tuck shop or spaza, is SIMBA Chips. Sharing is caring.
In shack settlements and remote rural communities, treatment for mental illness is inaccessible, unaffordable and not pertinent to the realities on the ground.
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