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Hangin’ with Majozi | The Native Font

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Durban through a lens. Who we are…. Hangin’ with Majozi. April 3, 2014. Maybe you saw the music video for his song, The River. Maybe you saw him on Expresso. That one morning. Maybe you watched him play at an open-mic night somewhere around town. Wherever you’ve seen him, there is no denying that Nhlanhla Majozi is a major part of the evolution of Durban music that is leaving the rest of the country wondering what exactly is in our water! We met up with him to for a little chat:. So what’s next for you?

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Afro’s Chicken | The Native Font

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Durban through a lens. Who we are…. September 18, 2014. Started out as a mobile unit in 2012, selling their mouth-watering chicken at markets and events. They moved to their bright yellow beach-side. Chicken shack in February this year, which is best-known for its chilled. And rumour has it, they’ll be occupying a second venue on Churchill Road soon.). When asked what makes their food different, they credit their preservative-free ingredients (so no. Category : mmm yum. Yorke – Goodbye Gravity. On Dinner...

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House Restaurant & Deli | The Native Font

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Durban through a lens. Who we are…. House Restaurant & Deli. August 15, 2014. Durban’s favourite sibling cooking duo, the Delish Sisters. Have recently opened a restaurant and deli in Balito. The restaurant, which they accordingly named. Is located inside The Ballito House. A magnificent hosted holiday villa, a stone throw from the beach. Is open from 7:30am until 4pm, from Wednesday to Sunday. To book a table at. House Restaurant and Deli. To book a night (or several) at. The Morning Trade in Rivertown.

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Durban Through A Lens: WWIM10 | The Native Font

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Durban through a lens. Who we are…. Durban Through A Lens: WWIM10. October 8, 2014. This past weekend was the tenth Worldwide Insta-Meet (WWIM) to celebrate the fourth year of Instagram. 8216;s community. We asked the guys running the VSCOSouthAfrica. Account to share some of their favourite photos from the Durban WWIM10. Photo by: @shawn 9. Photo by: @shawn 9. More photos available on Instagram, under the #wwim10 durban tag. Category : durban through a lens. Durban through a lens. Enter your comment here.

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The Open Note Session // Young Mbazo | The Native Font

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Durban through a lens. Who we are…. The Open Note Session / Young Mbazo. July 30, 2014. When the sons and grandsons of the legendary. Enter the music scene, you listen. We spent some time chatting to Jabulani, Babuyile, and Siphamandla of Young Mbazo. After their performance at The Open Note Session. When did you decide to go into music? Officially in 2009. But it was always music, in some shape or form. We would preform for our family at Christmas, etc. What were you doing before you were doing this?

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Faith47 | The Native Font

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Durban through a lens. Who we are…. August 20, 2014. Recently painted six beautiful, larger-than-life murals in Warwick Triangle; four of which are of local traders who work in the market. The paintings formed a part of the fringe projects during the UIA2014. And have undoubtably peaked interest in the area, especially amongst people who would not normally visit the markets. If you have not checked them out yet, make sure you go soon! Photographs by: Luca Barausse. Michelle Hankinson, Kierran Allen.

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Durban Through a Lens: Campbell Colledge | The Native Font

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Durban through a lens. Who we are…. Durban Through a Lens: Campbell Colledge. March 25, 2014. The diversity of the culture is incredible: Walking down the street or on the promenade at the beach, you will see people of different ethnic and cultural backgrounds. The climate in Durban is better than I could ever imagine; we have sunny days and the perfect temperature all the time. Just look outside! And bands that are already performing on a national level, like. Manlgers” for @igersdurban. Durban through ...

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Glossary: April 2015

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Glossary: April 2015 South Africa Durban Blogger. Updates in your inbox! Bung in your email addy:. 101 Things I like. A new chapter #datcottagelyfe. Cottage Report: Week One! If he makes you mash. My story of starting over. Six and a half years. The one where I get all personal and stuff. The ubiquitous goals post! Sunday, April 19. Oh, hey there Winterrrrr. Winter has arrived in our part of the world! Equally in love with Lagertha? Monday, April 13. To sprog or not to sprog? I have decided to dog! Horri...

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The Native Font | Supporting the Artisan | Page 3

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Durban through a lens. Who we are…. April 8, 2014. You may have recently heard of Beset Durban, but if you haven’t; they’re a group of architects whose goal is to get Durbanites out of their homes and onto the streets, so they can experience and… Continue reading →. April 3, 2014. Hangin’ with Majozi. March 25, 2014. Durban Through a Lens: Campbell Colledge. March 22, 2014. What do you get when you combine world-class Asian street food at an affordable price with a Durban twist and a relaxed atmosphere?