Howard Feldman is a journalist at Moneyweb. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, consumer rights, and family relationships, with a particular focus on pop culture and communication techniques. Feldman’s work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Jerusalem Post, SA Jewish Report, News24 Business, and The Times of Israel.
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Howard Feldman primarily focuses on opinion pieces related to culture, society, government & politics, and world affairs in South Africa. His articles often contribute to evolving stories through thought-provoking perspectives.
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Nobody ever taught me not to stop at the top of an escalator.
When I asked whether it surprised him in any way that his son Elon had not only become the world's richest man, but had also reached, quite literally, stratospheric heights, he told me how smart his other son's children are. Apparently they achieved a lot of distinctions in matric.
We might be good at weddings. We might even be world-class at Barmitzvahs. And if there's a kumzitz anywhere within a 50km radius, we'll somehow find ourselves singing in harmony around a guitar.
We might be good at weddings. We might even be world-class at Barmitzvahs. And if there’s a kumzitz anywhere within a 50km radius, we’ll somehow find ourselves singing in harmony around a guitar. But on 30 June I realised something. As Jews, we are simply not built for protest marches. The revelation came when I heard that the demonstrations were expected to begin at 10:00 and wind down at around 15:00. […]
I have no recollection of where I was when I first heard the word “peptide”. Nor do I know where I'll be when I finally understand exactly what one is. What I do know is that, according to my Instagram feed, peptides appear to be the answer to almost everything.
I ve started to worry that living a long life is becoming a full-time job. As someone who has recently burrowed deep into the rabbit hole of longevity, I am fast reaching the conclusion that getting older is honestly not what it used to be.
Around a week before I got married, my father decided it was time for an intervention. Not the “Sit down, son, let's talk about your obsession with Holocaust literature” kind. More the practical kind. In his mind, he would have failed as a father if he hadn't taught me how to change a tyre before I became someone's husband.
There are two types of people in the world. Those who delete a document, unopened, when they realise it was sent to them by mistake. And those who open it first, before deleting it. I know which group I belong to. I also know which group I tell people I do.
I'd like to make a request on behalf of the Jewish people. Could someone else please take over for a week?
It was never going to snow in Johannesburg. I knew this because nothing kills the possibility of snow quite like half the city staring out the window waiting for it to fall.
