I visited Bonsai Magic in Randfontein, where owner Kathy Steyn carves and sells intricate bonsais born from indigenous South African trees.

In a quick day trip into Washington D.C., my father and I visited the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture.

In my first "restaurant of the month" post I quickly review Reserved Cafe, a small restaurant in the 27 Boxes center on 4th Avenue in Melville.

Fiver and I spent a day printing 2Summers business cards at the Impressed Studio and Bindery in Birdhaven. Now I have little pieces of art to give out to …

I only recently discovered Lanseria Airport is virtually the same distance away from me at O.R. Tambo airport. Here's a comparison of the two Joburg airports.

The Long March to Freedom National Historic Monument in Pretoria is a collection of hundreds of life-size sculptures of heroes in the South African struggle for …

I blogged about a lot of interesting Jozi places in 2017, but there were also a lot of places I never got around to telling you about. Here are 10 of them.

I completed the #Gauteng52 challenge, visiting and blogging about 52 new places in Gauteng Province during 2017. Here are some final thoughts.

Despite a strong Jewish community in Joburg, bagels are hard to find in this town. Luckily a reader tipped me off to Feigel's, a kosher deli in Glenhazel and …

Forget Black Friday or the after-Christmas sales. The best deals to be had in Joburg are available all-year-round at Crazy Groceries in Strijdom Park.

In my penultimate #Gauteng52 post I visit the Scala Barber in Melville, where men have been getting their hair cut since 1969.

My friend Michelle and I had a mid-week staycation in Braamfontein, spending the night at Once in Joburg and partying with BCUC at the Orbit.