The Anxious Generation
I go to Pearson High School in Gqeberha every year to have serious and difficult conversations with the 1000+ learners who are fortunate enough...
I go to Pearson High School in Gqeberha every year to have serious and difficult conversations with the 1000+ learners who are fortunate enough...
I am writing too many things at once and simultaneously reading too many books and because reading is breathing in and writing is breathing out,...
A few weeks ago, I posed the below statement/question on various social media platforms and was stunned by the volume of responses.
I have read about two concepts, (astonishingly, both in the memoirs/novels of Elizabeth Gilbert), which (together with the more familiar concept...
“The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind, at the same time, and still retain the ability to...
My ancestors were a rather motley crew of German peasants, French Huguenots, some rather odd British folk and who knows what else. My paternal...
My mother will be 87 in just over a week. She is old and frail and dangerously unsteady on her pins. She is occasionally rather otherwise. She...
One shouldn’t wait until one’s friends are dead to document admiration for them. With this in mind I thought I would schedule some praise singing...
I am struggling to articulate exactly what it is that is so enormously hope-inducing about this extraordinary victory that we all feel part of....
Dear Siya, Bongi, Rassie, Jacques and the Amabokoboko family I come from the rural areas of the Eastern Cape, near Qonce in the territory of the...
