Category: Landing that Job
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An 8-Point Plan to Fix the Mess South African Rugby is In
I wonder if we as a country might have embraced the professional rugby era better had we not won the 1995 Rugby World Cup? Weird, I know, but bear with me.
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Hey, I’ve Never Met You, Let’s Do Lunch
I don’t take lunch that often or, rather, I don’t take lunch away from my desk too often. This is why I like to take lunch with people I don’t know.
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Why Even Rugby Players Need a Holiday
The chances of staying on your feet are far greater when you get off them for a decent period at some stage, writes Ben Karpinski.
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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Sex, Apartheid, Pieter & Evita
Behind every self-made man is a self-made woman, and in the case of Pieter-Dirk Uys and Evita Bezuidenhout, they’re one and the same.
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Basil Bey, the Rugby Legend Who Changed My Life
Tank Lanning writes South Africa has lost a rugby legend, a great mate has lost a father, and he has lost one of the first guys outside his family to really believe in him.
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11 Ways to Cope With the Horror of Novemberitis
Feeling a little sleepy? Finding it tough to get down to work? Longing for that long-awaited end-of-year break? Sam Wilson says she knows how you can cure yourself of the dreaded Novemberitis.
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What Barney and the Baa Baas Can Teach us About Business
In its current guise, the Baa Baa game offers the Boks a timely and valuable opportunity to experiment with the pressure cooker valve that comes with operating at the highest level. It’s an opportunity they should grab with both hands.
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How ProVerb worked his way from underachiever to hip-hop hero
Actions speak louder than words, says the proverb, and Tebogo Thapelo Sidney Thekisho, also known as ProVerb, is the proof of the pudding.
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Hey, Other Road Users, Why do You Have to Drive Me Crazy?
In the narrow streets of Observatory, people who don’t know how big their cars are slam on anchors and creep through the tiniest of gaps. I breeze through them like them like a ninja.
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Meet the kid from Koster who grew up to dress Thuli & a Kardashian
When he was a little boy, Gert-Johan Coetzee told his mom he wanted to be a fashion designer: “Not just a normal one, but the biggest one in the world.”