After spending most of our days apart, now we were claiming together, our Music of The Night - the title track of The Phantom of The Opera.
"We were only kids. And Johnny Clegg’s music became the soundtrack of our lives," writes Murray Williams.
As countries slowly go bankrupt, globally, what we need are innovative problem-solvers, who are able to identify resources, writes Murray Williams.
Murray Williams pays tribute to the man who taught him “what’s really important”.
Relentlessly motivating one’s fellow residents pays off, writes Murray Williams.
Murray Williams wonders if the majority of South Africans can call themselves decent, righteous, caring citizens.
Murray Williams wonders if the majority of South Africans still believe our future is in "safe hands" with Zuma.
Too many parents fail to understand that childhood is not preparation for adulthood, writes Murray Williams.
Instead of yelling abuse at each other, will South Africans learn from the nation which humbled them? asks Murray Williams.
The hard lessons of making it to and in SA would have been learnt by those who preceded them, says Murray Williams.
Two monumental events affecting SA hundreds of years ago are very similar to what is unfolding today, says Murray Williams.
I imagined Bear Grylls’s book would be about “war stories”. And it is. But also much more, says Murray Williams.
How could one improve one’s life, without paying one cent extra? Murray Williams is ready to give it a try.
Murray Williams shares his five most profound life lessons, in no particular order.
With all the focus on Cecil John Rhodes, his lieutenant has retreated into the shadows, says Murray Williams.
An elderly Cape Town woman who is the mother of a police detective has been gunned down in her home.
More than 2 000 people have been arrested in a six-month crack-down on rail-linked crime in Cape Town.
The City of Cape Town has closed parts of the Zeekoevlei to the public until further notice.
A cop and four members of the "crowbar gang" were arrested in a dramatic undercover police operation.
Cricket SA's Norman Arendse has described the pace of rugby's transformation as "unacceptable".
The inaugural event will be held from January 14 to 18, and riding conditions will vary according to the weather and snow quality
Fibre-optic network to give Cape development fastest connectivity on the continent.
Western Cape Cosatu boss Tony Ehrenreich has laid “charges” with police against the Jewish Board of Deputies.
An arrest has been made in connection with the controversial "fish-crush" porn video titled Squishing Nemo.
Pregnant teen Kaylin Sylvester was injured after police clashed with Garden Village residents over a land dispute.