Resolving New Year’s revolutions
To celebrate the year of 2020 Gus Silber imagined asking a cross-section of famous South Africans for their views on what the future holds.
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A company of one and it’s run, run, run
When Simbongile Ndlangisa ditched her nine-to-five job to start her own PR business, she thought, great, now I can sit and watch series all day
He had to drop out, but now he’s a brand
Sibu Mpanza started talking to his camera and his down-to-earth style brought success
Deep Read: The path to Graceland
Gus Silber delves into the legacy of Paul Simon’s quintessential album ‘Graceland’, as the musician prepares for his world tour.
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Ag daddy, please!
<b>Gus Silber</b> was left with a feeling of Déjà Verwoerd this week when a judge declared words to be weapons and a song to be a crime.
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Now, anyone can be a hack
If a journalist can be a citizen, then surely, there is no logical reason why an ordinary citizen can’t be a journalist. Gus Silber, however, suggests we should resist the scourge of the "citizen journalist". After all, would you let a citizen surgeon operate on you?
