Tag: World Cup
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Dave’s visits Sugar Loaf – Episode 14
Dave visits the iconic Sugar Loaf mountain, only to discover tourists are more amused by a monkey on the mountain than the view. After the visit to the mountain, he hits the streets of Rio, which turned into a Ghost Town during a Brazilian football match. He comes to the conclusion that the Brazilian economy…
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Dave tests Brazilian hospitality – Episode 13
As Dave’s big break continues, as does his exploration of Rio. In today’s episode Dave feels the need to share some of his awesomeness with the locals so he selects a random Brazilian household to have the ‘David Kibuuka’ experience. He ends up in a french couple’s flat and tries everything out – from the…
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Highlights from Dave’s Big Break – Episode 12
Follow Dave’s Big Break in Brazil on the Change Exchange, on Twitter @BrightRockZA or #MyBigBreak, and on our Facebook page.
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Highlights from Dave’s Big Break – Episode 11
Here’s some highlights from the week’s episodes. Follow Dave’s adventures in Brazil on the Change Exchange, on Twitter @BrightRockZA or #MyBigBreak, and on our Facebook page.
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Dave visits Christ the Redeemer – Episode 10
Dave visits Christ The Redeemer to ask God to make him the world’s best sports journalist. While checking out the statue he chats to some depressed Spanish fans. At this point Dave is missing out on the games because of the riots. We’re holding thumbs that he may actually see a game at some point…
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Teach them to Toyi-Toyi
As a true supporter of South Africa (the host of the best world cup ever) Dave is obviously on a mission to educate people about our country and our heritage. The ability to Toyi-Toyi effectively is obviously a critical part of that – it’s this skill that Dave hopes to introduce to the Sao Paulo…
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Dave’s Big Break Brazil – Episode 5 (Highlights)
Don’t miss these highlights from Dave’s adventures in Brazil.
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Highlights from Dave’s Big Break – Episode 4
Here’s some highlights from this week’s episodes. Follow Dave’s Big Break on the Change Exchange, on Twitter @BrightRockZA or #MyBigBreak, and on our Facebook page.
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Brazil hosts like we play soccer
The best thing about travelling to Brazil is that you don’t need a visa when you travel on a South African passport. This is fantastic because, as a person who used to hold only a Ugandan passport, visa offices are like a firing squad to me.