Pap n' Vleis served the funky way.

Pap n’ Vleis the proper African dish. No, I’m not talking about food here, but actually the blog. This blog is a good representation of African culture. The name drew to read on and see what these journalism students had to say. My first glance at this blog- I was awestruck at its funky and vibrant personality. This group of students delivered exactly what they promised, a dose of funky and vibrant talent.

The more I read their posts the more I was compelled to carry on and read more. It didn’t feel as if I was reading for an assignment but rather for my own pleasure. It was like eating good food- you are full but you still carry on eating. Another that made me enjoy reading their posts was that I could relate to what they were talking about. The post by Loyiso, about the adventurous trip to Port Alfred, brought childhood memories when I last went there on my Grade 6 camp. Even Tammy’s post about just going to the Grey Dam and swinging across the dam, it rejuvenated my own ambition of always wanting to do spontaneous things outdoors; things that put in a trance like state.

If you want some good food for thought served to you by some funky vibrant writers then this African dish might just be what you looking for.