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Namibians heeded the call on Saturday, 28 October for the first Breast Cancer walk in the post-COVID era. As mentioned in the previous blog in which Rolf Hansen, CEO of the Cancer Association implored Namibians to take part and show their support in the fight against cancer, Namibians responded in their droves - estimates of numbers participating range from 750 - 900! On a busy pay day weekend with a […]
Willie Nelson celebrated his 90th birthday in April of this year, and as a birthday gift to himself, he recorded "Bluegrass" - the 74th solo studio album by the American singer-songwriter. "Bluegrass" is Nelson's first full album of bluegrass music and contains twelve reinterpretations of songs from his back catalogue. In an extraordinary musical career which started in 1962, Nelson has become a household name in the U.S. and is […]
Every braai deserves a good dose of carbs. And I recently re-discovered my secret beer bread recipe, which works so well, with a Castle Light. And the best thing about it is, it’s super easy to switch the recipe up a little every time you make it. So, you can add cheese, herbs, bacon, or even sweetcorn. Whatever your heart desires! Here’s what you need: 500 g Self Raising Flour […]
In the heart of Pretoria, South Africa, a vibrant Gypsy swing party band called Sea Of Green weaves a tapestry of folk and Gypsy-style music. Their music resonates with infectious energy and proper earworms! Combining their own originals with covers, they're sought after for events ranging from parties, weddings to corporate functions. https://soundcloud.com/ianfsa/sea-of-green-interview-with-ianf-on-nova-1035?si=e268637448a34f8eb047515620e3e705&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing Meet Sea Of Green "We have been together for 7 years and we love each other to […]
Saturday is World Cup Final day and that means true rugby fans, those who are more about skill and ability that just blind loyalty to a specific team, get to see a spectacle that is quite unique. All sports have great rivalries, but for those who grew up in countries or communities where rugby is big, there is only one real rivalry, and that is All Blacks versus the Springboks. […]
Cancer is getting more common and we are all affected. In a country like Namibia where the public health care system is under severe pressure and highly centralized, education about, and diagnosis and treatment of cancer faces unique challenges. Rolf Hansen, CEO of the Cancer Association of Namibia explains... https://iono.fm/e/1373851
Only two teams remain in the hunt for the 2023 Rugby World Cup...New Zealand and South Africa. While current rankings do not perhaps list them as the best teams in the world, few can dispute that they are currently the form sides, especially having battled through from the “tough” side of the draw. The way in which they found their way to the final was, however, very different. The All […]
...with a twist of Groundhog Day. Yes, there is a touch of deja vu in “Purple Zone”, the first single from “Happiness Not Included”, the fifth studio album by British synth-pop duo Soft Cell. Yes, that Soft Cell – Marc Almond and David Ball. Still doesn't ring a bell? What if I say “Tainted Love”,,,aaaah, now you've got it. Yes, Soft Cell has a new album out – just saying […]
Some people hate mushrooms, and others LOVE them. Personally, I am in the LOVE group. I can’t get enough of mushrooms, so, when we braai, we almost always do braai mushrooms, you know, those big brown mushrooms that you top up with garlic butter and cheese. But do you know what goes really, really well with one of those braai mushrooms? Bacon! When in doubt, add bacon, and garlic, right? […]
