Lorraine is a South African based junior journalist with Nomad Africa magazine published by 2414 Publishing (Pty) Limited. She is very passionate about travelling and a lover of the African culture. Lorraine had a Diploma in Journalism from Rosebank College in Johannesburg, South Africa and worked as an intern with The Star Newspaper. Fluent in English and other South African languages she is very eager to learn about new cultures and traditions. Though she is still very new in the industry, Lorraine is vibrant and energetic for new travelling experiences.
the 69 bodies that were shot at by the police at Sharpeville, Vereeniging Solidarity is something that is celebrated world wide. But on this specific…
Booking my ticket to cross the South African borders into Botswana was exciting and just time consuming. I wanted to leave already and having to…
The Zulu speaking were amongst the first tribes to find South Africa. Zulu people are the most populated tribe across the South African border.…
With easy access to all amenities. Located in the heart of Rosebank, this stylish little gem was where I was headed to satisfy my hunger…
There are always two sides to one world. What a way to start the year, than to explore Egypt in seven days and learn the…
Countries differ from each other, duh. Travelling from one city to another isn’t much of a hassle, unlike going to a country for the first…
People say, to fully understand a fine glass of wine, do it over a very intimate moment. A friend and I jotted down to the…
The South African economy grew by 2.2% in the third quarter and is well out of the recession trimester. However, the country is hoping to…
Maasai tribe are naturally known for their traditional home-made bead work. Women here set to work on the art work almost every day. They can…
It was kind of hard to hear or pronounce the name at first, whilst even my driver was laughing uncontrollably and kind of not making…