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Mbuso Mkhize takes in the familiar sights and sounds of Durban’s famous Warwick Junction trade and transportation hub.
Barrel rolls, close encounters with a joy stick . . . Lois Kuhle’s in seventh heaven.
In my extreme youth I was the half owner of a yacht. A steel-hulled ugly duckling that a friend and I shared, having swopped his sports car for the darn thing in the mistaken belief that it would be easier to get into the knickers of chicks on board than in the back of a sports car.
Environment looms large in Issue 47 of The Ridge magazine, out soon. So green warriors, make sure to grab a copy of your favourite monthly read.
The Ridge issue 46 is out early next week . . . and it’s boasting a brand new, sexy look.
Kirsten Clark talks to a high priestess and dispels the mystique about witchery.
The beautifully presented, information rich issue 45 of The Ridge will be out soon. Prepare for a fantastic read.
Debbie Reynolds reveals the fascinating history and breathtaking interior of Teremok Marine lodge in Umhlanga.
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Issue 43 of The Ridge magazine will be out this week. Look out for what we promise is an exceptionally good read.
Former ECR jock Mags van der Westhuizen has returned to her roots and is taking up a new challenge in marketing.
Adults and kids alike enjoy the sights, squawks and cheerful song at the bird park at Heidi’s Farm Stall.
Whether it’s with lathes or lace, Pinetown designer Mike Wheeler is a winner.
Whether you’re a beginner or a know-it-all, the special gift of a genial Pinetown nurseryman will provide fresh inspiration.
An excellent read The 42nd issue of The Ridge magazine is out this week and, as usual, its choc-full of…
ECR’s Jane Linley Thomas is about to become a mother . . . and is just about the happiest woman…
ECR’s Jane Linley Thomas is about to become a mother . . . and is just about the happiest woman…
Lois Kuhle visits an Umhlanga home with a difference, including a rooftop garden and views to die for.
Jolan Adeline, renowned for her life-like chalk drawings admired around Durban restaurants, is back in action on the Ridge, writes Frances Park-Ross
After spending five inspirational years in the Seychelles, where she met her husband Leo and gave birth to their son, David, she has returned with an even stronger passion for art.
Lois Kuhle visited the fun and eclectic house of artist Rene Rutgers and his wife Storm Rene says, with no…
Lois Kuhle learns the value of calling in an expert.
According to interior decorator Elle Suntheim, many bachelors are using the skills of decorators to turn their lairs into something a tad more sophisticated
He’s starred at Gateway’s Barnyard Theatre, won the Mr uShaka title, played in various bands and walked fashion ramps. Victor…
Mount Edgecombe designer Lou Harvey is famous for her bags, accessories and range of soft furnishings.
Lois Kuhle learns how fine carpenter and woodwork designer Frank Irvine has climbed to great heights