By Sydney Sekese, CFP® professional and FPI 2016 Media Award Winner “Take the bitter with the sweet” these were the words that were uttered by the minister of finance as he delivered his budget speech last month. There were some burdensome impacts like increased fuel levy and sin taxes. On the other hand, individuals were…
Recipe Courtesy of Lindt – A taste of Africa. New taste experience part of the Lindt Excellence range – the louche and fruity Lindt Excellence Raspberry #Myfav
Author Mpho Tshukudu( Integrative dietitian with an interest in African indigenous and heritage foods & Pilates instructor ) and Anna Trapido (an experienced food writer and culinary anthropologist) recipes inspired an African odyssey into childhood dishes, humble dishes that spoke of your upbringing , but also the treasure that you had no idea were hidden…
In a world were kindest has become uncool, the Larder stands out as a pleasant haven for many of its regulars and the new followers – are greeted with a friendly welcome and more than that delicious and captivating food. Larder is a beautiful hidden gem worth finding; owned by the brilliant Sonja Edridge –…
Lishe examined the journey of self discovery, understanding true origin and connecting mind, body and soul/sprit. And we took this odyssey in Lishe’s Reconnecting Issue, it made sense to talk to various experts. We had the honour of having an insightful interview with transformational life coach, Shaman and teacher Ursula Macheke Van Graan. Please listen…
I would like to thank you for supporting Lishe for two years, dedicating your time to read and connect with me and the various content that I would hope will touch and change lives. On this Annivery Issue look forward to insightful lessons on the historical shaping of Africa food production and insecurity, the importance…
By Dennis Feldman The LifeMel range of Nutritional Supplements from Beehives. A young, newly qualified doctor in Russia, Dr Alexander Goroshit, was doing his medical internship in Tashkent in the early 1970’s when there was a cholera outbreak. He found two households with no cholera, and wanted to know why. He found that the fathers…
By Sydney Sekese, CFP® professional and FPI 2016 Media Award Winner “Take the bitter with the sweet” these were the words that were uttered by the minister of finance as he delivered his budget speech on Wednesday. There will be some burdensome impacts like increased fuel levy and sin taxes. On the other hand, individuals…
Gin is made from juniper berries, referred to as “super berries”, from comprising flavonoids which improve blood circulation assisting in stopping water retention, these are the health benefits drinking gin in moderation can have. In the middle ages, gin was used as a form of herbal medicine. Gin has captured the hearts of many South…
Lishe had the honour of speaking to Professor Siphamandla Zondi, Historian and Head of the Department of Political Sciences at the University of Pretoria – to investigate further. Listen to the interview below: See below links to articles written by Professor Zondi further examining issues of Africa’s food insecurity and health burden, as mentioned in…
