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UPDATE: The 2Summers #Gauteng52 Challenge has been published. Buy it at Bridge Books or at bridgebooks.co.za. Also available at Breezeblock and at Mwanawasa Art in 27 Boxes in Melville. Also, I’m holding a book launch… Wedding photography triggers my imposter syndrome. I’ve been asked once or twice to shoot weddings, and each time an evil little voice inside my head whispers, “Only real photographers do weddings. Don’t… Check the end of this post for details on how to win a R1000 voucher to Hyde Park Corner. I haven’t blogged much lately. There are a few I’ve been in the U.S. for the past three weeks dealing with very frustrating South African visa problems. I’ve been ridicu*ously stressed. Then yesterday, in the middle of my most recent meltdown,… In the very heart of downtown Joburg, on a block no one would expect, is a magical corner of African style. Papy Nakuw, acclaimed Congolose-South-African founder of Urban Zulu, has his fashion… I have long bemoaned the fact that although Joburg has tons of downtown rooftops with incredible views of the city skyline, hardly I got invited to review Ritual Café in Linden. I was looking forward to it. I love Linden, I love eating out, and I’d been meaning to try In Hillbrow, at the corner of Joubert and Sam Hanco*k Streets, is a striking Art Deco building with a strange, ominous-sounding name: Transwerke. Transwerke, and the many buildings like it in Joburg,… Good day, friends. Here is some important news from the Melville Cat: 1) Trixie, the Midget Fluff Ball Menace, is still in my home. She Thursday is Schnitzel Day at Die Kneipe. Die Kneipe, which means “the pub” in German, is — you guessed it — a German pub in I recently visited “Little Addis”, the Ethiopian neighborhood in downtown Joburg. Little Addis is a block of old office buildings on Rahima Moosa Street (formerly Jeppe Street) between Troye and Delvers Streets,… Second in an occasional blog series called This Is the East, featuring hidden spots on Johannesburg’s East Rand. Have you