In this issue

This month Wild Sunshine brings an exciting mix of heroes, artists and entrepreneurs, along with our usual columns. We take a peek into the lives of authors, Dave Baker and Dr. Bongani Lujabe; filmmaker, Uga Carlin; and playwright and administrator, Monde Ngonyamai. For the 1st time we also include a video clip with an article showing pole-dance athlete, Tharene Windsor, in action. We spend time with SA charity Heartlines' Brian Helsby and Life Vision Uganda's Godfrey Buwemba. Our bucket list is the Aurora's, both north and south. Donovan gives us insight in lunar gardening (gardening according to moon cycles) and we introduce a few new poets and a storyteller in the poetry corner and this month's short story. Prof Adelle Gascoyne writes about money in marriage and how to sift through one's values to navigate the money waters well with one's spouse. We take a look at Aquamarine, the March birthstone, the benefits of vodka and how to use it. Adding a bit of glamour we report on the Muse Awards, the SA screenwriters awards. Our travels take us on adventure in Graskop Gorge, Kuala Lumpur and Tumpak Sewu waterfall in Indonesia. We feature trending hairstyles and swimsuits, for when the coast is clear for us to enjoy fun in the sun after the Covid-19 scare. A fan recently wrote to tell us this magazine has something for everyone. It's a family magazine we hope you will enjoy reading and re-read in years to come.

Wild Sunshine Magazine Description:

Wild Sunshine is a digital lifestyle magazine based in the Eastern Cape of South Africa covering the Wild Coast and Sunshine Coast. The magazine showcases the rare beauty and talent of the region and its people, as well as covering people and travel abroad to inspire and encourage readers to love, live, volunteer and travel in wild sunshine.