The New Age of Working from Home

Ettioné Ferreira / Webafrica The Coronavirus pandemic has changed our lives in more ways than one. Lockdown brought a new concept to many companies as they shifted business to home, and some are even planning on sticking to it after Lockdown. Not only are companies saving on costs such as renting offices, electricity and other

Online Schooling: The New Norm

Ettioné Ferreira / Webafrica During the pandemic, we have seen an influx of learners moving over to online schooling. With traditional schools closing and reopening without much warning during Lockdown, online schools have become a better option for most learners. Online schools have been around for a few years already but Lockdown has boosted the

Barefoot wanderer, Stelth Ulvang in SA

Ettione Ferreira With a guitar wrapped around his body, Stelth Ulvang stomps his bare feet on the stage while singing his Indie-folk medleys. On Thursday 11 June 2015, Ulvang delighted Grahamstown with his eclectic sounds at the Lowlander bar. A perfect rustic venue with woodchips scattered across the floor, complimenting the “barefoot wanderer”, as he

Bayworld visit

This weekend I paid a visit to Bayworld in Port Elizabeth. I was a bit disappointed to see how small its gotten since my last visit. I know that they are still busy with renovations but these renovations were scheduled to be finished by July 2013 and it’s now June 2014 already and they still

Carina Truyts makes cooking easy and fun in Yum-mo

Ettioné Ferreira With the official launch on 19 May 2014 of the cookbook Yum-mo! around the corner, Carina Truyts prepares to show South Africans on a budget an easier and cheaper way of cooking. The launch will be at the University of Pretoria with the help of the Honours marketing class who did their semester project on