Category: Landing that Job
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Now More Than Ever, South Africa Needs to Win the 2023 Rugby World Cup
The tournament must be seen as an opportunity to realise objectives for transformation, and create a boost to the economy and general sporting morale in the country.
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Why Freelancing is the Best Way of Working in the 21st Century
The freelancers of today, thankfully, do not have to wield their weapons and charge into battle, although they do sometimes have to battle to get paid. But look at the benefits of the freelance life: you can work in your pyjamas, take a nap when the pressure gets too much, and go on holiday whenever…
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Ruda Kuier by Kay Karriem
Kuier tydskrif verkoop elke twee weke amper 100 000 kopieë, want, sê redakteur Kay Karriem, dis die eerste keer dat hierdie vroue voel hulle is die hoofattraksie, en nie net ‘n bysaak nie.
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Life After the Curveball is Thrown
Gerhard van der Wath’s life changed forever when he was caught in a scrum that went wrong. A must-read Q&A.
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Why Rugby Needs the Currie Cup Now More Than Ever
Even if you are the biggest of South African rugby fans, there is a good chance you will admit that the Currie Cup isn’t the drawcard it used to be.
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Ruda gesels met Evita Bezuidenhout – die Bekendste Wit Vrou in Suid-Afrika
Evita Bezuidenhout is vir meer as 40 jaar reeds ‘n Suid-Afrikaanse instelling – ambassadrise, onderhandelaar, gasvrou van formaat.
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Let’s talk about Life as a Freelancer
Join David O’Sullivan as he unpacks the trials and tribulations of Life as a Freelancer with comedian and Jack of All Trades Brendan Jack, travel writer Ishay Govender and Kirsten Kairuz from The Graft Yard.
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Why Women’s Rugby is Growing in Leaps, Bounds, Scrums, & Kicks
World Rugby has revealed that the number of registered female players worldwide rocketed by 32,34% between 2014 and 2015. In 2015, there were 76 046 more registered female rugby players than in 2014, for a grand total of 311 204.
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Black Like Herman: Joburg’s Hair to the Throne
Where do great entrepreneurial stories begin? With a dream, of course. But they also need a space for their genesis. For Joburg’s newly elected Mayor, Herman Mashaba, business began in the boot of a car.