iJol is where it’s at!

Launched this week, iJol is a new South African community-driven event guide. It’s an attempt to provide a central knowledge base of popular events, so you know what’s going down, and when.

Have you ever had the feeling that there is cool stuff going on, but you just don’t know about it? Ever wished you’d been at that awesome party

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2007 South African Blog Awards finalists

The finalists for the 2007 South African Blog Awards were announced today, so head on over to the site and have your say. Ensure that you submit a valid e-mail address because you’ll be required to confirm your vote.

Thanks to whoever nominated digicam.coza for best photographic blog – I requested for it to be substituted. As it happens … view full post

Springbok Nudies, Splashy, Smith, Snarfer, Spread The Love

Clicking through my RSS feeds this evening I came across this interesting discussion at The Chiz over the forthcoming Springbok Nude Girls album, “Peace Breaker”. I’m on the fence trying to make up my mind how I feel about them reuniting yet again but it will surely be interesting, if the … view full post

South African Online Industry Summit 2007

South African Online Industry Summit 2007:

Dont miss this opportunity to learn from the cream of the South African online industry.

Are you kidding me? No offence to those involved, but I didn’t know Frontpage was still used to design web pages. What’s the deal with that gigantic yellow button all over the place, that just reloads the page with an … view full post

Farryl Purkiss

I’m really hoping to support more bands and attend more music gigs/festivals this year. The biggest one for me is Splashy Fen in April which I’ve missed for the last 3 years. It’s a bit of a mission to make the trip up but I’m determined to do it again this Easter Weekend, hopefully I’ll assemble enough friends to … view full post

Rocking The Daisies review

There were thorns instead of daisies, but it definately rocked! I spent this past weekend camping out at the inaugural Rocking The Daisies Haystacks music festival on the West Coast, 75km outside Cape Town.

There was everything I’ve come to expect from a well organized music fest. Great friends, crowds, food. Unpredictable weather (rain never killed anyone though … view full post