Tag: Port Elizabeth

Less movement, more freedom

I noticed something recently, I hadn’t picked up on it until I looked at the numbers and I hadn’t even realised it was happening. I’m moving around way less than I had before, on a significant level.

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A nod to the teachers

It was Teachers’ Day 2020 today. In this peculiar time that 2020 has presented us, the focus on teaching and education makes it particularly important that we acknowledge the role that teachers play.

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Today, just not this year

There’s no-one still around from 1884 – that’s when Basutoland was established as a British colony – but there certainly still plenty of people from 1966 when this colony gained independence and became the Kingdom of Lesotho.

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