Tag: change
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How Kass Naidoo hit the glass ceiling of South African cricket for a six
Kass Naidoo was just a teenager when she was walking past the TV set that stopped her in her tracks. The speaker was a cricket commentator from the West Indies, but with one big difference: she was a woman.
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The Happy Art of Getting On With Your Neighbours
Home is where the heart is. Those nearest you therefore, are closest to your heart. To keep it safe, you need to keep your heart open. So go on, greet a neighbour. Let the sugar bring you together, instead of the crime.
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How Kieno Kammies talked his way from the Cape Flats into the job of his dreams
Don’t miss Ruda Landman’s interview with Kieno Kammies, who rides the early morning airwaves on 567 Cape Talk.
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Thanks Mom & Dad, for the Lessons That Helped Me Change My Life
There’s a note my mother shoved under my bedroom door one night. I should probably frame it. It lives tucked between two birthday cards, stashed in a file in my office. Every so often, I take it out, smooth out the creases, and read it.
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Jack Parow: From fish packer to Afrikaans rapper
What do you do when an employee cites “to become an Afrikaans rapper” as the reason for his resignation? You tell him he’s crazy, right?
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Prof Jonathan Jansen: “I get bored quickly, and I thrive in places that are difficult”
With his defiant belief in the ability of people to change their ways, embrace the spirit of reconciliation, and serve the greater good, Professor Jonathan Jansen has made his mark as a leader in the restless field of education and social politics in South Africa.
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You Find Out Who Your True Friends Are When You Move
When you say you’re moving, all kinds of people offer to help. And if you’re a control freak like me, it’s hard to know what to ask for. It feels like only you know how things should be done.
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Alec Hogg: Journalist. Entrepreneur. Pioneer.
Picture this. It’s 1995, and a colleague calls you to his office to show you a new thing he he thinks you might find interesting. It’s called ‘the Internet’. You fall in love with it. And the rest is history. Ruda Landman caught up with Internet entrepreneur Alec Hogg, the founder and editor of BizNews, to…
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Q&A: Shashi Naidoo, Renaissance Woman
Meet sassy, savvy Shashi, model, actress, entrepreneur, and author of her own life
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A dad’s take on his son’s change of scenery
With his son having a ball on an exchange program to Australia, writer and journalist Gus Silber once again realises how much the world has changed since he was a child. He explains: