Category: Change moments
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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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What My Daughter Is Teaching Me About Being a Loud, Proud Feminist
“Oh no,” she said. “I don’t THINK so,” and then continued to rage on for a full five minutes about women and men, partnership, and equal rights.
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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.