My Digital Life
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Khaya Dlanga
Khaya Dlanga* knows nothing and shouldn't be here. By day he perpetuates the evils of capitalism by making poor consumers feel insecure and inadequate about themselves (he makes ads). Khaya has an ego-crushing bank balance but an ego-boosting three...

Cherryflava
Cherryflava is a web magazine dedicated to hot new trends emerging in business, marketing, advertising and fresh thinking that's igniting a creative revolution - published daily from Cape Town.

The Big Change
A business strategy blog and newsletter published by Arthur Goldstuck

Wildwatch
A community blog about African wildlife and sightings...

urban sprout
urban sprout is taking green mainstream with its focus on the environment, sustainability and buying organic. A blog-style online community, with daily green news and views and a directory that focuses on organic and eco-friendly products.

Dion Chang
Dion Chang is an innovator, creative thinker and visionary. He is a sought-after trend analyst, and while his feet remain firmly planted on African soil, he uses a global perspective to source new ideas, gauge the zeitgeist and identify cutting-edge

Facebook winner but broadband loser
If Facebook is revealing about individuals, it is no less so about countries. South Africa may have startled the world with the number of its people engaged in social networking, but now it can offer as much of a surprise about the quality of our bro...

On the Money
News, analysis and opinion on business and the economy from the team at Business Times - South Africa's biggest weekly business publication.

Michael Trapido - "Traps"
A "gentle" look at politics, sport and humour.  Mike Trapido is a specialist criminal attorney and journalist...

Keo.co.za
Mark Keohane's independent take on South African rugby - including Currie Cup, Super 14, Tri Nations and the Springboks

SA Rocks
Showing the world how glorious South Africa really is. Every country has problems. It's time we started talking, living and acting positive.

iMod - Anything & Everything Web
The ramblings of a 25 year old, eMarketing Developer, cigarette smoking guy who is a complete Internet junkie!

Blogging as a fad is over; serious blogging arrives
The South African blogging numbers for 2007 and the beginning of 2008 are in, and they tell a story almost as eloquent as do some of the blogs. Just six months ago, blogging was the next big internet fad in South Africa. Seemingly from nowhere, in... 
  
How children’s rights are violated on Facebook
When a 14-year-old Johannesburg schoolgirl's Facebook account was "broken into" and abusive messages and material sent to friends and family, she was deeply traumatised. But at least, she imagined, Facebook would assist in tracking down the perpetrat... 
 
Stunning things in South Africa that made me decide to stay
Ed’s note: This post is a contribution from Sheena Gates. She was on the verge of leaving our stunning country but chose not to. Here is why: I was leaving for Australia. I had my bags packed...
  
How to buy… Fish
My good friend Angela keeps reminding me to use a fantastic service offered by the South African Sustainable Seafood Initiative (SASSI). With a single SMS, you can check whether or not the fresh fish you buy (or order in a restaurant) is an ethical choice – for example, is it an endangered or vulnerable species?

Confessions of a cheater
By Carly Ritz
It was a crazy thing to do, stupid. To throw away all those years we had together to chase something new, something different. It wasn’t as if I was unhappy, far from it. It’s just that, well, things had got a little boring, a little ordinary. The same conversations, the same routine. I missed the thrill of the beginning.