Travelling off the map: a Cape Town family’s journey through Iraq and Kurdistan
For most travellers, Iraq sits firmly in the category of places not to visit. Decades of conflict, political instability and alarming headlines have kept...
From Iraq to Israel: the extraordinary journey of Noga and Zaki Sharon
By LIBA NEU-NER
For thousands of years, Jewish life flourished in what was once ancient Babylonia – modern-day Iraq. Jewish scholars composed the Babylonian Talmud...
Remembering Robert Schroder
By CARYN TAMARI, Robert Schroder’s sister
When Robert Schroder’s 60th birthday came up recently, his family invited people to share memories of him on a...
From smous to soft drinks
By BubbleS Segall
The Lurie and Segall families helped bottle a piece of Stellenbosch history
From Lithuania to a new life
In the early twentieth century, long...
In My Pocket at Herzlia Primary Schools
Former Capetonians, Jill and Eli Rabinowitz from Perth, Australia, recently presented their In My Pocket project to Grade 5 learners at Herzlia Highlands and...
From Auschwitz to Sea Point: the astonishing journey of Rudolf Höss’s confession
BY KAREN MILLER
By any measure, it is an extraordinary twist of history that one of the most chilling confessions of the Holocaust should resurface...
