CULTURE
Heritage, lifestyle, digital culture, and the underlying economics of social behavior.
Tutsirai Jenje: The Inspired Brand Builder in Africa
In the fast-paced world of marketing and advertising, there are inspired individuals that stand out for their exceptional creativity, unwavering passion, and a relentless drive to make a difference, like Tutsirai Jenje, the inspired brand builder in Africa. Her name...
Lally Madia: A Story of Beauty, TikTok, and the Dance Floor of South Africa
Meet Lally Madia, a beautiful young South African influencer that has taken the social media world by storm with her incredible dance moves. She is an inspiring story. With her passion for dance, Lally has grown her TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram following by...
A Soft Life begins with a Body Massage
A beauty treatment is the beginning of understanding and living a Soft Life. The journey of a Soft Life starts when try out a beauty treatment, especially at OG Beauty Spa in Brooklyn, Pretoria. Only then will you know what a soft life is. It is Soft. Please treat...
The Wellness Factor of Life in Johannesburg
The Wellness Factor of life is most importantly about understanding what wellness means, and its impact on your life. Wellness is the practice of healthy habits every day to achieve better physical and mental health results, surviving as well as prospering. To achieve...
Opportunities for Destinations Management Companies in Botswana
There are many opportunities for Destinations Management businesses in the tourism industry in Botswana, creating unique travel and tour packages that can be consumed by local, regional, and international visitors. Botswana is a tourist destination that is amongst the...
Swahili in South Africa
The South African Minister of Basic Education made the announcement in September 2018, Swahili was to be included in the education system. This was, and is a great and bold move to further extend South Africa's dominance as the most advanced economy in Africa, as...
The Expandables: Mmabatho the Instagram Influencer, Promoter, and Trainer
There is an influencer in South Africa that can no longer be ignored by brands and businesses; an influencer that can expand a brand’s consumption, yet not expendable – the Instagram influencer. The Expandables are South African beauties that are rising to become...
The story of The Victoria Falls Hotel
Extracts from Chapter 1 of the book. The story of The Victoria Falls Hotel is not simply the story of a hospitality establishment; it is also the story of the creation and development of the town that grew around it. In addition, it is in reality the story of the...
From Morocco With Love – A Jewel on The Edge of the Sahara
In late 2018, Mpho and I took a belated honeymoon (our wedding was in September 2017!) to the Kingdom of Morocco and spent an unforgettable 12 days in this beautiful and culturally rich country. It is difficult to adequately describe the authentic beauty that is the...
The Tswanovative Futurist: Mmoloki, Patents, and the Innovativeness of Batswana Women
Out of the sixteen countries in Southern Africa (SADC), the most inventive and innovative women are from Botswana, as was revealed by a report by the UK Intellectual Property Office in September 2019, titled “Gender Profiling in Worldwide Patenting: An Analysis of...
Oysters & Posh: a Brand Ideology of Noma Ndebele the Fashion Entrepreneur
(Zimbabwe) - In Brand Ideology, Oysters and Posh are brands that work together to use relational techniques with consumers in a cloak and dagger game that results in growth in influence and in sales. The brands Posh and Noma Ndebele are a Cloak and Dagger combo built...
Mavuradonha Wilderness a National Monument of Zimbabwe
Mavuradonha has now achieved the legal protection of the Mavhuradonha Wilderness Area in the Zambezi escarpment mountains of northern Zimbabwe as a National Monument of Zimbabwe. Cover image is from Mavhuradona Wilderness Eco-Lodge.
The new status was granted by the Zimbabwe Government in January 2017, along with nine other sites of historical and cultural importance. They now fall under the direct supervision of the National Museums and Monument Zimbabwe (NMMZ).
