Infused water can add a burst of flavour, vitamins, and minerals to a simple glass of water. After all, we all need water to keep hydrated. However, for many, the taste is just too plain and so we choose to avoid it. However by adding veggies, herbs, and fruits…
Our next gift guide is inspired by our SEE category which celebrates all things entertainment, news and travel. But seeing as so many of us are doing a lot less traveling this year, this gift guide also focuses on the home. A place where we have all spent a…
Isn’t it amazing learning the stories of how certain dishes were created? Especially the one’s that are appreciated around the world. In my household, this is the case with the French Tart Tartin. My husband claimed he was not a stewed fruit person until he tasted this buttery, tarty…
Chakalaka, South Africa’s most loved relish of relishes. The one side and share dish you dare not leave out of the braai/barbeque. And my first real food love and the dish I swear by when gathering with friend’s and family. Make this recipe for gatherings or to enjoy with…
Whilst many of us are confined to our homes and even our countries for the foreseeable future, traveling is looking less and less likely. Which can be a good and bad thing. As someone who’s recently moved countries, I am taking this new reality as an opportunity to explore…
“Climate change isn’t just an environmental issue. More than anything, it’s a people issue.” These are the words of Yasmine Luhandjula, a human rights lawyer coordinating Al Gore’s Climate Reality Project Campaigns in Africa. She stands alongside a growing number of voices worldwide, advocating for governments to address climate…
Nigerians have been taking to the streets for over two weeks now. What started as a protest against police brutality has now grown into an outburst of general dissatisfaction with the country’s political elite.
Over the past two weeks, Nigerians have been taking to the streets as part of the…