People — Estates Magazine

Genna-Wae West prances into The Press Club on a wet, cold Umhlanga morning, saying a cheery “hello” and “hi” to nearly every second person i...

Teal Hogg’s eyes are the same shade as her name, cool and clear as the ocean. They regard you intently as you talk to her, but they positive...

From playing the saxophone in primary school to being a full-time DJ; it took a year for Darren Hart to acquire his serious skills behind th...

Rachel Carson once said: ‘those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find resources of strength that will endure as long as life lasts’. ...

Blogger (n) – ‘an individual who chronicles a personal log of thoughts published on a stylised web page’. That’s the dictionary definition. ...

Red hair, sparkling eyes and a laugh that echoes like wind chimes. Venessa Smith is like a bespoke cupcake – soft, sweet and sugary. Ironic,...

When Shauna Neill arrived for our lunchtime interview on a slightly overcast morning, I was down to the last crumbs of my panini. Shauna sat...

“I might have been only sixteen years old, but I knew I had found my passion.” These are the first words Samantha Dos Santos says, as she lo...

In the words of her brother, Natalie Caradas Latham has two jobs; part time overseer at Ebb & Flo Café and mother of three. Both jobs are fu...

Steak, pork, wors, chops…no meal is complete without a good cut of something meaty, especially here in South Africa. Whether you are into fi...

Golf is – traditionally – known as the gentleman’s game. The course is the place where business deals are clinched, colleagues relax and nam...

If I was ever stranded in a dark alley late at night…I would not want to face Amanda Lino. But, then again, if I ever needed muscle, I’d wan...