An Apron to Braai For
Calling all Global South Africans in the US. Heed Archbishop Tutu’s call to braai on Heritage Day and we will send you the gear to do it in.
International Marketing Council CEO Miller Matola talks to Mongezi about contributing to this blog and other ways of building on the spirit of 2010.
…writes Nadine Khan, surveying the wonders of a month that told the world: it’s time to believe in South Africa.
As a proud member of the youth of South Africa in 2010, writes Banele Lukhele, I stand and shout to all around the world that I am a ripple in the ocean of hope, I am a young South African and I stand for the development of my generation and those to follow.
On the vuvuzela, Alan Paton, and how he might respond to the nation’s trumpet.
Banele Lukhele has been selected as part of this year’s intake for the South Africa Washington Internship Programme. She reflects on the pride and responsibiliy she feels at this opportunity to represent South Africa abroad.
Berlin journalism students are launching a social-media based website to tell South Africa’s story in South Africans’ own words. Let’s help them!
To the team, my team and your team, Bafana Bafana: keep working hard guys and believe in yourself and in each other, no matter what others may think and say. When the whistle blows we – the nation – will be behind you.
Traditionally, there used to be a rift between soccer supporters and rugby fans, but this change completely transforms the outlook I had, says Mongezi Mtati.
I was looking for a great picture of our new contributor, Bafana and Orlando Pirates great Mark Fish and came across this wonderful video of Team South Africa from the World Economic Forum. That’s Mark behind Minister in the Presidency Trevor Manuel.
Having travelled to Hong Kong, Senchzen and Guanchou, I’ve found the optimism and the excitement in the East very encouraging and a bit contagious. The rest of the world are as excited as us Africans about the 2010 World Cup
It’s another Football Friday and South Africans are at it again. This time our proud nation will attempt to enter the record books for “the longest parade of privately owned vehicles displaying the national flag”.
I start to relax and look out the window at my fellow, and sister, motorists. For the first time I notice the beautiful colours of their various football shirts. Brazil, Spain and Portugal are among the favourites.
hile ‘Team South Africa’ was quite impressive at the World Economic Forum last week and exposed South Africa all around Davos-Klosters in Switzerland, on a much lighter note, when it came time to leave, at the airport it was Zakumi who stole the limelight.
Team South Africa descended on Washington in force this week in the form of entrepreneurs, designers and creators assembled by the city of Johannesburg and the Johannesburg Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Forget about casual Friday. It’s time to celebrate Football Friday. Every Friday between now and the World Cup, be part of Team South Africa by coming to work in a football jersey
On Monday, communicators from all over SA will come together to talk about how we can make to most of the upcoming FIFA World Cup to tell SA’s story.
The call by the Nelson Mandela Foundation and its sister organizations for the creation of an official global Mandela Day was heard and answered by Brand South Africa
IMC’s UK Country Manager John Battersby describes the overseas voting in London as thousands of South Africans lined up cast their ballots at the High Commission.
We are looking for bloggers with a sense of fun who are interested in telling the world about the South Africa they live in and love. Not the South Africa of newspaper headlines or anxiety-inducing television documentaries, but the South Africa you are proud to be a part of and which you wish the world [...]