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Wild Sunshine celebrates Heritage and National Braai Day with a feast of braai recipes that doesn't break the bank. We talk to an MP, the Honourable Mr Steven Swart, who visited Port Elizabeth in September. The city is also our local travel feature in this edition and the bucket list takes us to the sights of ancient Egypt that still holds generations in awe. We chat to Lucia Prinsloo, Deon Meyer and Jan Vermeulen, renowned SA authors who attended the Jeffreys Bay Readfest, and father and son restaurateurs Ashley and Christopher Stoltz, the brains behind Ambrosia Restaurant in Uitenhage. In our marriage column, Adelle Gascoyne talks about manners that can make or break a marriage, and Rina Badenhorst deals with nonverbal communication and co-parenting in the lifeskills and parenting columns.
Being the Heritage Edition, Donavan Christians looks at the current debate around Cape independence and also gives us insight into the work of Hannah's Arms, a PE-based nonprofit organization that provides care for abandoned babies and toddlers.
As always, we end the edition with a great creative line-up of poetry, short story and photographic portfolio. The latter features the work of Coast and Karoo photographer, Rian Fourie.

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.