From a tent meeting in Emalahleni (Witbank) to a school hall in eThekwini (Durban); from a synagogue in Parktown to a church funeral in Port Elizabeth, I find a strain... read more →
The below opinion piece was written by freelance writer and editor Mandy Collins. Some of my best friends are expats. No, really. I’ve been through two waves of people leaving South... read more →
Mandy Wiener says South Africans experience the full spectrum of emotions on an almost daily basis. This country makes us so angry sometimes. Like throw things against the wall angry.... read more →
Homecoming Revolution has partnered with Oxford University on the Oxford Africa Conference 2015. Organised by the long-established Oxford Africa Society in joint collaboration with the Oxford Africa Business Network, the... read more →
Before I start with why I returned from London, let me start with why I left. It wasn't due to potholes, nor was it due to load shedding and it... read more →
Proteas captain AB de Villiers has thanked the people of South Africa and all those who supported the Proteas during their World Cup campaign for their unwavering support.
South African author, futurist and strategy consultant, Graeme Codrington, tells Homecoming Revolution why he decided to return home with his family. Me, my wife and two daughters moved as a... read more →
“I have never regretted coming home. It has been the most phenomenal quarter of a century to have been a cartoonist. I think there are amazing opportunities despite the new... read more →
"We can't do all the things we want to do in Africa without bringing some of our talent home," said Sneha Shah, Head of Africa, Financial and Risk at Thomson... read more →
Far from the Beloved Country, the feeling of being South African is stronger than ever. I watch the State of the Nation address in rapture from my bedroom in Montmartre,... read more →