by Stefan on August 9, 2011

Following a night of indiscriminate looting, the residents of Clapham responded to a #riotcleanup Twitter campaign to reclaim their streets.
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by Stefan on April 14, 2011

South Africa’s poor continue to lag behind when it comes to education, employment opportunities and wages, despite official attempts to address historical discrimination and imbalances.
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by Stefan on September 21, 2010

If you’ve ever found yourself cooking up a great plan or adventure whilst taking your morning shower, only to find after weeks or months of procrastination that someone else has executed your grand idea, then you must read this book.
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by Stefan on June 18, 2010

I resisted visiting Ibiza for a long time, simply because I did not imagine it to be the kind of place to have a relaxing holiday, due to its reputation as binge party destination. Finally succumbing based on friends’ recommendations, I was genuinely surprised ..
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by Stefan on May 13, 2010

I’ve been involved with the London-based charity Love is All We Need since the end of 2008. In fact, their Umkhosi London event was the very first one I covered as a wannabe photographer. This organisation, run almost exclusively by volunteers, does amazing work ..
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by Stefan on November 9, 2009

It is 1984. I pick this year because it is where my political memory begins. Every Sunday we say prayers for “people who live behind the iron curtain”. At the heart of our pious plea lies the fear that South Africa will eventually submit to the tyrannical order of Communism ..
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by Stefan on October 31, 2009

London’s Trafalgar Square was dressed in candle light and solidarity last night as thousands gathered in a vigil to express their opposition to hate crime. This follows the death of 62-year-old Ian Baynham, who sustained critical injuries as a result of a homophobic attack.
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by Stefan on August 10, 2009

Breil is perched in a quiet valley about an hour’s drive north of Nice. It is popular for trout fishing, historic walks and visits to the surrounding olive groves, so unsurprisingly it is not exactly a hotspot for international tourists.
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by Stefan on January 15, 2009

I have always suffered some subconsciously-held prejudices about Spain, based on rather clichéd images of package holidays, an overdeveloped coastline, British people insisting on being served real ale and full English breakfasts in their mother tongue, stag weekends and general loutishness.
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by Stefan on November 5, 2008

Today I am jealous of my American friends; of the opportunity they had to “… place their hands on the arc of history and bend it once more to the hope of a better day”. I stayed up all night to watch the events unfold because for me this is the most exciting political event [...]
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