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Ten things we really should import to SA

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July 19, 2025

EURO ENVY

- SARENE KLOREN

Ten things we really should import to SA

THERE’S something about travel that opens your eyes to how other people live, and makes you quietly question why we aren’t doing things the same way back home.

South Africans are resilient, warm and inventive, but it’s always fun to dream about ways we could make everyday life just a little bit better. Whether it’s sipping an espresso at 10pm in Italy, napping after lunch in Spain, or enjoying a city where bicycles and dogs are welcomed just about everywhere, it’s hard not to come back from Europe with a bit of lifestyle envy.

Brent Lindeque from digital platform Good Things Guy recently took to social media to list 10 things he’d love to bring back to South Africa from his European travels, and honestly, I’m right there with him.

Here's what made his list:

1. Weekly markets that bring suburbs to life

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