Times flies when you’re having fun!

It’s been intense and wonderful time running WE Communications in South Africa. I’ve included the following insights based on my experiences so far.

Gandhi’s Jozi (re)treat

Satyagraha House is a fitting tribute to a man that spent 21 years of his life in South Africa and changed the world through his thinking and actions. It’s a little Eden. A break from the hustle and bustle of Johannesburg.

On the run

My New Year’s Day run this year was an uneventful affair compared to a year ago, when I fractured my right foot while running down a hill. This holiday season was different. I trained almost every day to rid my body of the excesses consumed over the holiday period.

Doing it for Madiba!

Madiba was a legendary leader who made South Africa better, forever. We can all learn from his humility, sense of humour and emotional intelligence.

Trail blazing

Johannesburg has a great selection of urban and out-of-town trails to run and enjoy.

There is something about Jo’burg

There’s far more to Johannesburg than mine dumps, shopping malls, crime and oversized faux-Tuscan houses. How much more? Well, that’s really up to you. It’s not the prettiest or most happening city in the world. But there’s something about Johannesburg.

Exhilarating Big Scary Audacious Goals

I enjoy a good story, especially a documentary film. When I came across this exhilarating video clip, I felt inspired by the carefree narrative of a group of friends exploring their limits in beautiful locations across France.

The backside of a front cover

Kudos to BMW for their super original double-page advertising spread featuring rear view camera technology.

Waving South Africa’s flag on the British high street

uth Africa has some awesome products, services and minds. And the country enjoys a long history of trade with the UK.

Tour de Soweto

The afternoon thunderstorms threaten, the temperature is perfect and many Jo’burgers emerge from their winter hibernation and begin exercising to get their bodies in shape for the annual pilgrimage to the coast in December.