No country for young women
I've come to the conclusion that ours is not a country for young, single women, writes Adriaan Basson.
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As single as MTN
With the demand for good men very high and supply stocks diminishing, it's no wonder that mergers and acquisitions will continue to elude us.
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Love in a time of recession
What to do then if you are still semi-cash-strapped, single and sexless in the city?
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Now you see him, now you don't
My brother once told me that men will never break up with you because they are too terrified to see the snot en trane such rejection would surely elicit.
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Where art thou, brother?
What happens when one does venture forth -- bold, beautiful and determined to take on the big city?
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No romance without the finance
Two brothers respond to Nikiwe Bikitsha's inaugural High Heels column
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The new currency of romance
Nigerians in their droves initiate love advances, set up meetings and search for soulmates -- all by SMS, writes Adetokunbo Abiola.
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Love hurts
Happily married Jabulani Mlotshwa envies the more relaxed dating rules of the younger generation.
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Iraq has a new (but scorned) matchmaker
Young Iraqis in Baghdad are surfing the internet to search for life partners as violence takes its toll on traditional forms of socialising.
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