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Your Taste of Home

Sunday Times winners announced
25 June 2007
At a banquet at the Cape Town International Conference Centre and attended by Indian author and last year’s Man Booker Prize winner Kiran Desai, Irish women’s fiction writer Marian Keyes, SA's most prestigious literary awards were handed out.

Smoking still acceptable
07 June 2007
Despite the health risks associated with smoking, some South Africans still believe the habit is acceptable, a research survey has found.

Billabong tops among SA youth
31 May 2007
SA youth have identified Billabong as the best fashion label, Billabong SA said. The surf brand topped heavyweights such as Lacoste, Puma, Levi's, Nike and Adidas according to the 2007 Sunday Times Generation Next youth survey.

A new home for Afrikaans poetry
24 May 2007
More than 5 000 Afrikaans poems have been submitted by aspiring writers over the past 10 months to the Web site www.Woes.co.za.

South Africans warming to local video sharing site
17 May 2007
South Africans are warming to the idea of online video sharing on local site MyVideo.co.za.

Exciting eateries mushroom in Cape Town
03 May 2007
Just a few years ago Cape Town's city centre was a dreary moon landscape at night.

South Africans fail to set the bedroom alight
19 April 2007
When it comes to sex, South Africans may be having the most orgasms, but in other respects they are failing to set the bedroom alight, the 2007 Durex Global Sexual Wellbeing Survey reveals.

Aids concerns brushed aside
29 March 2007
Half of SA women never use a condom, and two-thirds believe it's highly unlikely that they'll contract HIV/AIDS.

Bird’s Zuma Biscuits
22 March 2007
Like children accepting sweets from parents, so Jacob Zuma’s followers consume the ideologies he dishes out.

New trail for Table Mountain hikers
15 March 2007
Hikers looking for a bit of a challenge should sign up for the second leg of the Hoerikwaggo Trail, which will be opened at the end of the month.

Black Christ on display
08 March 2007
After weeks of controversy surrounding its right to permanent exhibition, Ronald Harrison's famous anti-apartheid painting, The Black Christ, is again going on display - this time as part of the Cape Town Visual Arts Festival.

Fighting for survival of Afrikaans
01 March 2007
The Afrikaans language was being eroded in many spheres of society, former President FW de Klerk said.

Sangoma for Hollywood stars
22 February 2007
A traditional healer from the tranquil KZN Midlands will be injecting ancestral wisdom and peace into the flurry of preparations that Hollywood stars undertake in preparation for the Oscars.

Bloemfontein voted SA's best city
15 February 2007
Contrary to the belief of Capetonians, the Mother City is not the best place to live. An annual survey reveals that Bloemfontein is the best city to live in.

De la Rey marches to a different drum
08 February 2007
A military drumbeat sets the scene, a young Afrikaner with a bloodied face grips his rifle in a ditch - it is the start of one of the most talked about music videos in SA.

Fact meets fiction
01 February 2007
If you thought the shenanigans in the office of the parliamentary Chief Whip of the ANC couldn't get any more entertaining, think again.

Pride in the name of love
25 January 2007
This year's Cape Town Pride festival theme is 'Carnival of Love'.

An encore from Mama Africa
18 January 2007
If you have ever wondered why Miriam Makeba is called Mama Africa, the release of her CD Forever should satisfy all curiosity.

Here's an old SA favourite which is particularly good in colder climes:
11 January 2007
Lamb stew:

Growing weight concern in SA
04 January 2007
South Africans are getting heavier and the reason is that they are eating much bigger meals than they did 30 years ago, says dietician Anne Till.

A unique theatre experience
21 December 2006
Imagine banging bins, bashing brooms, clanking chairs and the noise of pretty much everything including the kitchen sink. Fantastic.

African haute cuisine a growing trend
14 December 2006
Haute cuisine may seem a contradiction in terms on a continent where millions go hungry.

Lance James declared a SA icon
07 December 2006
Country singer Lance James has been performing for half a century, and now he has been declared an icon by the Afrikaanse Taal-en Kultuurvereniging (ATKV).

Robben Island to host 2006 Media Kidocracy Konference
30 November 2006
A few years ago the thought of Robben Island being over-run by children would have been unheard of, but come December 6, that's exactly what you can expect.

Car sales to slow due to high interest rates
30 November 2006
SA's vehicle manufacturing sector is set for record sales in 2006, boosting new job creation, but sales growth should ease in coming months due to higher interest rates.