I was invited to I Am Nobody, an event hosted by the N4E (Not 4 Everyone) movement, by a mutual friend. I went in with an open mind, and I left feeling something rare—genuine inspiration.
This wasn’t just another gathering. It was a statement. A vision. A call to action.
The N4E movement has strong support within Durban’s Muslim community, but what struck me most was how its values extend beyond any single culture or belief system. It speaks … Click here to read more
A Journey Through Time: My Visit to Graaff-Reinet
Graaff-Reinet, nestled in the heart of the Eastern Cape, has a history that pulls you in, one step at a time, through its streets, hills, and old buildings. As someone who has grown increasingly fascinated with South Africa’s past, my visit to this town was a long-anticipated one. After multiple visits to places like the Voortrekker Monument, I’ve found myself drawn to towns like Graaff-Reinet that offer … Click here to read more
My 18-Month Transformation: From 112kg to 82kg, Powered by Habits
If you want to be tough, you need to live like someone tough. That was one of the biggest realizations of my journey. It’s not about willpower in the moment—it’s about the habits you build and live by every single day. Habits don’t just make life easier; they define who you are. Over the course of 18 months, I went from 112kg to 82kg with around 8% body fat. The … Click here to read more
In October 2017, a massive storm swept through parts of KwaZulu-Natal, causing widespread destruction in suburbs like Bluff and Amanzimtoti. The storm left homes damaged and entire neighborhoods reeling. It was during this chaotic time that I found myself at a crossroads—a turning point that would eventually lead to the inception of Local-Link, a project that’s been in the making since 2018.
I still vividly remember the day after the storm. The power was out, and I headed to the … Click here to read more
Venturing deep into the heart of Zululand for the first time was an experience I won’t soon forget. As I traveled through the lush, fertile hinterlands of KwaZulu-Natal, the weight of history seemed to hang in the air, almost palpable. These lands, rich and vibrant with life, were once the stage for one of the most significant battles in South African history—the Battle of Isandlwana. Driving through the rolling hills and valleys, I couldn’t … Click here to read more
A Journey Back in Time: My Visit to the Castle of Good Hope
I’ve always been fascinated by history, particularly the kind that has left its mark on the world in stone and mortar. Visiting the Castle of Good Hope in Cape Town was an awe-inspiring experience, not just because of the architecture, but because of the rich, complex, and often troubling history embedded within its walls. It’s one thing to read about history; it’s another to walk through it.… Click here to read more
As a South African traveler keen on uncovering the layers of our nation’s history, my journey through Zululand has been both eye-opening and deeply enriching. Recently, I delved into Jeff Guy’s “Destruction of the Zulu Kingdom,” a powerful account of the turbulent period between 1879 and 1884. This book shed new light on the events that followed the Anglo-Zulu War, a pivotal chapter in our history that I … Click here to read more
Richard Feynman: The Curious Mind That Changed Mine
I’ve always been fascinated by Richard Feynman—not just because of his incredible contributions to physics, but because of his philosophy on life and his endless curiosity. His way of thinking has had a huge impact on me personally.
I’ve read pretty much all of his books, both the ones he wrote and those written about him. Surely You’re Joking, Mr. Feynman! was my introduction to his world, and it was a game-changer. … Click here to read more
Discover breathtaking views, and thrill of chasing cascading water in RSA🇿🇦. A must-read for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers! I will be writing blog posts about my experiences of the many hiking trails and adventures “chasing waterfalls” in South Africa.
The Karkloof Falls is a breathtaking destination nestled on the escarpment of the Karkloof Valley. The hike took me through a rich tapestry of landscapes, from seeing the dramatic drop of the falls to the serene river … Click here to read more
The Mighty Ox Wagon and the first Uber Drivers in South Africa
As promised, this is the follow up post to my visit to the eastern cape learning about the significance of Port Alfred and the 1820’s settlers being taxied up to Grahamstown. Traveling across South Africa, I’ve learnt a lot about its rich history, in this case I couldn’t help but be impressed by the cleverness and ingenuity of the people who moved through this tough land long before … Click here to read more