Tag: Life insurance
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Pedro the Rapper
So it seems that Dave’s interests are not purely sports related, he’s determined to find Pedro the pint sized child rap star. If he pulls this off we could have some amazing footage from Brazil. Lights, Camera, Action, Dawg!
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Dave sorta quits LNN – Episode 1
We’re excited to share the first episode of Dave’s Big Break Brazil. In this report Dave quits his job and embraces change by accepting a Big Break to visit Brazil and be a sports reporter. His LNN friends are not happy and emotions are high.
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The Postcard
We received this postcard from Dave, fairly alarming considering he’s only just arrived there. It’s going to be a long 4 weeks! At least he’s wearing his suit, that’s comforting. The thought of him running around in Brazil wearing only socks, a scarf and a vuvuzela was a terrifying one (we don’t have bail money.)
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Who is Dave?
Starring comedian David Kibuuka, of Late Nite News fame, Dave’s Big Break – Brazil will feature daily sports reports on the eNCA channel (403 on dSTV) , and a buzzing social media stream that will chronicle our hero’s epic journey to the other side of the globe.
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Introducing Dave’s Big Break
#MyBigBreak is a brand new ‘Landing That Job’ Change Moment. We’re sending David Kibuuka (@davidkibuuka) to Brazil during the World Cup as an official eNCA Sports Reporter.
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Stalking Pele
It seems that Dave has been doing his homework! We like that he’s aiming high – Pele no less! Pretty certain Pele won’t be hanging out at the museum ALL the time but….. stranger things have happened. Dave, we’re hoping you score!
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Dave’s packing list
We found Dave’s packing list for Brazil, the ‘Sports anchoring for Dummies’ was a little alarming, but we have to stay positive and be impressed with the fact that he’s taking his Big Break seriously.
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How independence saved Ivo Vegter’s life
The idea of being a writer is romantic. Fame and fortune seem only a few successful blog posts, or a book, away. But don’t fool yourself. Few writers get rich writing. Most eke out a very modest living, writes Ivo Vegter
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