Adrian Ephraim

Busy Bee continues to sting despite challenges

Sport Adrian Ephraim - 18 Nov 2020

Cape Town’s oldest Black rugby club personifies the problems Black rugby faces, including attempts to have its history erased, being affected by apartheid and struggling financially for good resources

A fresh spin on uplifting beats

Article Adrian Ephraim - 12 Feb 2015

Oliver Heldens’s dance moves might look silly, but his DJ skills are hot and he’s a rapidly rising star in the world of electronic dance music.

Looking on darkness? Fear not, the ANC has got this

Article Adrian Ephraim - 9 Feb 2015

It’s tough being middle class when circumstances conspire to deprive you of basics such as running water and electricity, writes Adrian Ephraim.

For My sake, please quit the Happy videos

Article Adrian Ephraim - 30 Dec 2014

Upon further exploration the Rosetta spacecraft discovered not God, but a lost sermon from the Almighty – and it appears he is pissed off with us.

South Africans in the crossfire: Why I won’t leave Kabul

Article Adrian Ephraim - 11 Dec 2014

South African Mairy Tsigoida narrowly escaped death at the hands of the Taliban, but the Groenewald family were not as fortunate. She tells her story.

Poetry and purgatory: Dante’s inferno for Brazil

Article Adrian Ephraim - 9 Jul 2014

Brazilian defender Dante's personal journey through hell in Belo Horizonte, as Germany routed Brazil 7-1, is steeped in poetry, writes Adrian Ephraim.