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Tanya Pampalone
To the man who bled words
Article
Tanya Pampalone
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20 Feb 2015
Tanya Pampalone pays tribute to a writer and a friend, Tiisetso Makube, who died this week.
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The writing on the web: What the M&G is reading
Article
Tanya Pampalone
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6 Nov 2014
What’s being read around the M&G newsroom? Here are some things we like. A lot.
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How America’s next generation was outclassed
Analysis
Tanya Pampalone
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26 Sep 2014
Growing inequality has left the capitalist dream on its last gasp. And the sooner we all stop fantasising about the American Dream, the better.
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Cape Town’s rehabs for the rich and infamous
Article
Tanya Pampalone
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3 Jul 2014
The Malibu Model has reached Cape Town. And for those who want to get sober, and have the kind of cash that gets you the best, it's a beautiful thing.
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Addicted to drug addiction memoirs
Article
Tanya Pampalone
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1 Jul 2014
The first instalment of our drug edition looks at books that are easy to get hooked on – if you're into misery, redemption and excruciating honesty.
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How my daughter found – and lost – God in school
Article
Tanya Pampalone
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16 Apr 2014
Tanya Pampalone's daughter learnt how to pray at school but later decided she wasn't a Christian, or anything else.
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An old dog’s new trail
Article
Tanya Pampalone
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21 Jun 2013
A trip to the Jock Safari Lodge in the Kruger National Park takes us back to the days of ox wagons and wild game.
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Why the geeks will inherit the Earth
Article
Tanya Pampalone
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10 May 2013
The Grugq, who is pale, balding, boyishly pudgy and was dressed in a black golf shirt and a zip-up black jersey, looked like he had just woken up.
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It’s not only for tourists
Article
Tanya Pampalone
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5 Apr 2013
The international celebrity hotel is cozying up to locals with winter specials and some of the best food in Cape Town. Tanya Pampalone fattens up.
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To a journalist’s journalist: Mandy Rossouw
Article
Tanya Pampalone
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12 Mar 2013
Tanya Pampalone remembers her friend, Mandy Rossouw.
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Best little bookshop in Braamfontein
Article
Tanya Pampalone
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23 Nov 2012
With its bright, floor-to-ceiling window shopfront, the Wits Hospice Shop just might be the coolest thing in town, writes Tanya Pampalone.
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A high-seas education
Article
Tanya Pampalone
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19 Oct 2012
Growing up in the global yachting community made for a great memoir.
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