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By Deborah Marondo Sourced from: the author's official site Brent Meersman(55) is a journalist and writer based in South Africa, Cape Town. He is an author to many novels, short stories, poetry, feature articles and reviews. He is the author of Primary coloured (2007), Five Lives and Noon (2013). Other publications which I’ve read and will later comment on is the National Arts Festival daily newspaper (2006/7). Meersman has some of his work published on Mail and Gaurdian. Brent Meersman’s first job was a press photographer working in Grahamstown back in 1989, one of the most turbulent periods in South Africa’s history. He is a compulsive traveller, having visited 81 countries at the last count on all the continents, including the Antarctic. Meersman is currently working as co-editor in Ground up news.  About Brent Meersman Bitten by the food bug- my honest comment for this article/ restaurant reviews are that I was so confused understanding what Brent’s experiences was, because eve...

By Deborah Marondo Roeland street is located in the Eastern precinct in Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa. Although Roeland street is not one of the popular streets in Cape Town, it is home to historical buildings like the Western Cape Archive Record and service,The South African Parliament, St Mary’s church, and other interesting places to explore.                                                              Picture: PC Deborah Marondo   Joshua Jacobs (51) a car guard In Roeland street, Cape Town says that every morning there is a group of people handing out food to the homeless people that stays in the intersection of Roeland and Canterbury street. He witnesses how these homeless people die, because they are being exposed to the cold weather.            PC...