Gangsters, guns and smoke-filled rooms. Gavin Foster writes about the shooting of South Africa’s most famous racehorse, Sea Cottage
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An exiled prince, a heartbroken empress, and a dodgy duchess all passed through Durban…only one got home alive.
Gavin Foster delves into the mystery surrounding Joy Aken’s murder in 1956 and the trial that gripped the nation
Andrew Duminy has written a book about the people who devoted their lives to mapping South Africa.
Gavin Foster looks on in bemusement as a new breed of superhero springs up around the world.
Comely lad makes the FHM top 100 hotties list. It’s got so a bloke just can’t tell the difference these days, reflects Gavin Foster.
But isn’t R218 000 for a doggy wedding just a little over the top? Gavin Foster contemplates.
If you’re wondering why there have been so many roadblocks during the last couple of months, remember: the traffic fine amnesty period ended in March. The amnesty enabled people to settle outstanding traffic fines by paying only half of the imposed penalty.
Gavin Foster blows a fuse over bureaucratic red tape
Gavin Foster has given up working on cars and bikes in his garage . . . for good reason!
On the wrong end of a parking lot fender bender, our columnist Gavin Foster blows a fuse over bureaucracy.
Businessman, herpetologist, professional speaker and author: Pat McKrill is all of these. Gavin Foster talks to the man whose life revolves around snakes.
Our columnist Gavin Foster has given up working on cars and bikes in his garage . . . for good reason!
Ridge columnist Gavin Foster on the joys of his beloved and rather eclectic book collection.
Ridge columnist Gavin Foster on the joys of his beloved and rather eclectic book collection.
