And the winner is...

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Emani and Indians in Africa held a competition recently, where readers were invited to post their skin care tips as a comment on the blog.

Congratulations to Ms Mushooda Bhabha, who wins herself a facial voucher courtesy of Emani.

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Add a sparkle to your Valentine’s...

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M_Jewel_Inside4Romance is in the Air!... It’s the month of love and Mahomed Jewellers & Watchmakers has the perfect gift for that special someone in your life.

Mahomed Jewellers & Watchmakers stocks a wide selection of jewellery in 9ct gold, silver, and titanium; and a large range of watches – branded and non-branded.

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‘Indians in Africa’ wins prestigious blog award

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It was all thrills and jubilation for blog editor of Indians in Africa, Sana Ebrahim at the 8th edition of the SABC-Highway Africa New Media Awards 2009 held at the Settlers’ Monument in Grahamstown on Monday evening (7 September).

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Is Warwick working?

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‘Working in Warwick’ is the title of a new book that’s just been launched; with the question on everybody’s mind:Is Warwick working?

Written by Richard Dobson and Caroline Skinner with Jillian Nicholson, ‘Working in Warwick’ was launched on the evening of Wednesday, June 24, 2009 at the Durban Art Gallery in Anton Lembede (Smith Street). Acclaimed photographer Dennis Gilbert’s selection of photographs which were commissioned for the book were also on exhibit at the launch.

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Reclaim your Youth the Emani Way

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“My mom and Granny have flawless skin and they don't use any fancy products, why do I have to?” I've heard this far too many times over the years, my answer to that is simple: “Times have changed”.

Imraan Coovadia launches new book in Durban

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Imraan Coovadia launched his third novel, High Low-Inbetween (Umuzi) at Adams Musgrave on 8 July 2009. The event was packed to capacity and guests included the Premier for KwaZulu Natal, Dr Zweli Mkhize, Mac Maharaj and Coovadia’s father, renowned HIV/Aids expert Professor Jerry Coovadia.

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School of rock, mandrax, heroin..

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A twelve-year-old boy comes from a broken home. His father, with whom he enjoyed an especially close relationship, died two years ago. His mother remarried soon after that but he could never achieve with his stepfather, the easy rapport he had with his biological dad. Distressed by the lack of love and attention he received at home, he sought to replace it with a cocktail of violence, drugs and extortion and earn the fear, if not respect, of his peers.

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