At least a million, possibly much more, white South Africans have left their country in the past three decades, but most don’t choose Russia as their new home, unlike Johannes du Toit, who is intent on settling there as Ivan Vahrushin.
“The hostility, the injustice I’m living through, it is to do with the South African government. It is an attack on our people. They don’t want us to feel comfortable in our own country. They want us all to leave,”du Toit explains in his still somewhat rough but comprehensible Russian.
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“South African Government Wants Whites to Leave SA” – Saffa changes his name to Ivan, wants to move to Russia too
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South African diver plays his part in saving trapped boys at the Thai cave rescue
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Some heroes wear oxygen tanks, rather than capes. The world watched in hope rather than in expectation this week, as 12 boys and their soccer coach fought for their lives during the Thai cave rescue.
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Blitzbok Werner Kok says no to WP for Currie Cup
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Cape Town – Springbok Sevens star Werner Kok says he will not be available for Western Province during this year’s Currie Cup.
Kok was a star performance on the wing for WP during their victorious 2017 campaign but he has revealed that he will not play in this year’s edition.
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The best in the world, again, Van Ryn’s Brandy
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The House of Van Ryn’s is celebrating its second consecutive year of victory after yet again taking home the Worldwide Brandy Trophy at the International Wine & Spirit Competition (IWSC) in London.
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Erina Abraham:- South African artist, holds inaugural London exhibition
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Award-winning artist Erina Abraham announced today that she will be holding her inaugural exhibition in London this month and next.
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David Goldblatt – Remembering the legacy of a photographer
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David Goldblatt’s legacy will continue to live on through his powerful black and white images made in South Africa, documenting the country’s tumultuous inner workings across racial and cultural boundaries.
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