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Digging Durban
... new names. It’s confusing, challenging and funny all at the same time. Finally we had some lunch but no rugby to watch as it didn’t start until 4:30pm and we had a soccer game to go to!
Cycling back to the stadium, and nicely asking a security guard to watch our locked bikes we meet Forward (the security guard and yes that’s his name!) at the gate and proceeded in. What an impressive looking stadium (www.mmstadium.com) that was ...
The Moses Mabhida Football Stadium day
... the pitch. It was probably more scary then the bungee! We did pay for the DVD but they forgot to video it! We had a Bunny Chow for tea, this is basically a loaf of bread cut in half, the insides scooped out and filled with curry. You then use the bread as a fork to eat the curry with. No cutlery allowed! Apparently you can't come to Durban and not have a Bunny Chow! Durban has a huge number of Indians living here, the most outside of India in fact! This is why they are so ...
DIFF - Day 6 - The South African Film Community
... least one filmmaker I have befriended announced yesterday that she came with one project and is leaving with involvement in two more, just from interacting with the ideas of her colleagues.
There is a wealth of filmmaking happening in Africa and across the diaspora and while it is still unrefined in many areas, the stories and perspectives of this land are going to bloom
cinematically in the coming years. There has been strong response to my desire to connect ...
Surfers, Elephants and African vibe
If you're not a surfer make sure to look like one in order to blend in at costof South Africa. We got to Island Vibe Backpackers in Jeffrey's Bay,world famous hot spot for surfing, and yes it surely was only about surfing. One could ask why we went there but the beaches are supposed
to be fantastic and the place perfectly situated. I guess we were a bit unlucky with the weather as it was lashing down, and apparently the waves were no good so Island Vibe turned into a ...
Gold City, Mountain Kingdoms and Zulu Warriors
... really relax. At the age of 70 Gill doesn't stop. She is the Secretary to the Rotary club and took me to the local underpriviliged schools in her neighbourhood. Aids still continues to be a major issue, the headteacher of Padayachee School explained that most of her students came from one parent families, mothers had aids and were alocholic and often died during the schooling years, they never came to the ...
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