Since returning to Cape Town in 2000, there has been one journey I have consistently looked forward to more than any other. By most standards, it is not an epic road trip stretching across continents, nor is it considered particularly adventurous. Yet for me, this route through the Northern Cape offers something increasingly rare — silence, solitude, and a profound sense of reflection. There is little to no radio reception along much of the route, but over time I came to real

My brother was an incredible guy! When he said yes, you could absolutely count on it! He was in his element when he was in his garage, surrounded by wood, crafting something special for the house or a friend. Whenever I visited, he'd excitedly show me his latest project or the masterpiece he just finished. For him, cutting wood wasn't just a quick task; it was all about precision and skill. But before I dive into the end, let's start from the beginning. Even as a 4-year-old,

I recently had the opportunity to join a friend and several members of our church on a visit to Phesantekraal, a community situated on the outskirts of the greater Cape Town area. Every week, weather permitting, a dedicated couple travels there with bread, sausages, and cold drinks to serve the local children and families. Meeting Place ( Photo courtesy of Google earth) While the food is important, it represents something far greater. For some of the children, ranging from as