A truly ethical South African digital society
Our MD Josine Overdevest imagines what a truly ethical South African digital society could look like if viewed through the lens of Africanfuturism.
Read moreChoosing People | Embracing Technology | Protecting Planet
Our MD Josine Overdevest imagines what a truly ethical South African digital society could look like if viewed through the lens of Africanfuturism.
Read moreI only completed about half of the action items I set for the December holidays, yet my rest in nature has served me well and brought me new insights and ideas.
Read moreOver the past eight years the Lambropoulis family built City Perk Café into a vibrant inner city landmark. We wish them well, but they will be sorely missed.
Read moreMy regular walks in town are accompanied by a pleasant rhythm of sawubona’s and how are you’s. They make me feel ‘seen’ and I try to return the pleasure.
Read moreThings are not what they seem in my encounter on this cold Jozi day and when I realise that laughter echoes in Trader’s Alley.
Read moreObserving the urban hustle and bustle after lockdown I was reminded of what Dutch writer Martin Bril famously called ‘Rokjesdag’ (Skirts Day).
Read moreThis last day before my birthday I like to reflect on the past year and, to paraphrase Zen teacher Antony Osler, what a wild horse of a year it has been!
Read moreThe Flying Cows of Jozi team presenting also shone with passion for the profession, wonderful to see young people finding their online teaching feet.
Read moreThe work of Flying Cows of Jozi values people and their future and addresses inequality by offering access to 21st century knowledge and skills.
Read moreIt’s been 4 days since the devastating news and I still can’t believe that you are no longer with us. My heartfelt […]
Read moreWhen I began wandering the city and wondering about the buildings, people and sights I encountered, I found myself channeling Papa and chatting to passers-by.
Read moreThe Flying Cows of Jozi story is about following your dreams, finding connection in unexpected places and about Jozi, the city that grows your heart and horizon.
Read moreMy Inner City Creativity & Care Walk highlights inner city entrepreneurs who in true Jozi style push the boundaries during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read moreFaith47’s description of chanting as “a traditional means of preparing the mind for meditation within the Chaotic world.” turned out to be prophetic.
Read moreI took the opportunity last week to find out a bit more about the origins of Gelvan’s Pharmacy and its long trading history from Mr Vallabh.
Read moreLeiden University collects stories of alumni abroad on how COVID-19 impacts their lives. I’m delighted that my lockdown experience in Joburg is included.
Read moreMay the sounds of the implosion resonate long in the ears of all those involved in building, renovating and maintaining spaces where people live, work and play.
Read moreI love wandering in town with no goal or destination in mind, witnessing the sights, sounds and special encounters that for me spell Jozi.
Read moreWith my eye out for colour on my walk in town, I can’t miss the shiny red plums on offer and somehow a bag of them brings joy to many.
Read moreA quote by Rebecca Solnit in her ‘Wanderlust’ encouraged me to walk again and reconnected me with the vibe and colours that are very much part of life in Jozi.
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