Jani Allan with Sheila Kohler of Princeton, author of “matchless SA memoir”
South African roots are strongly exposed in Jani Allan’s beautifully written interview with acclaimed author Sheila Kohler.
South African roots are strongly exposed in Jani Allan’s beautifully written interview with acclaimed author Sheila Kohler.
Jani Allan’s latest contribution looks at continued attacks by self-proclaimed “liberals” on those who voted for her adopted country’s new President.
Gifted columnist Jani Allan takes a closer look at another illustration of modern man’s darker side with this thoughtful examination of bullfighting – asking whether it is art, sport or simply barbaric.
Jani Allan says getting older is like being fined for something you didn’t mean to do.
Jani Allan is appalled at the way trophy hunters are defending their actions – arguing that one of the best ways to gauge a man’s evolution is by the way he treats the defenceless.
Jani takes us into her life, a Rodrigues-type reality of American anonymity after her brief few days of fame in South Africa. Welcome back Jani.
Former South African columnist Jani Allan has learned how to ‘rock with the waves’, and invent a ‘new way of being in the world’
Hi there, In the mid-1980s, I was a young man in a hurry. Addicted to ambition, hard work had landed me a senior position at the Sunday Times, which in those days was the biggest name in media. In among all those household names, columnist Jani Allan was like a Goddess. She always seemed terribly … Read more
During my years at the Sunday Times in the mid-1980s, columnist Jani Allan (right) was like a Goddess. She always seemed terribly out of place in the smoky, messy offices at the bottom end of Mooi Street – a slim, silent, mysterious creature with an acute fashion sense that heightened the way she contrasted with … Read more