WATCH | SA-Yes: Youth Mentoring Documentary

December 09, 2015 by Tallulah Xenopoulos

Watch this please - very few things in life can actually change not only someone else, but YOUR life as well. SA-Yes is a program that requires very little, but literally gives back, life changing experiences.

SAYes was founded in 2008 by Michelle Potter and Gillian Anderson to support young people in care in Southern Africa. SAYes recruits, selects and trains volunteer mentors who give their time (an hour a week) to guiding, championing and supporting a young person (14 - 25 years old) as they make the difficult transition to life outside the home.

For more information about SA-Yes, click here.

The Tribe Book Launches : Cape Town | Kalk Bay | Joburg |

November 23, 2015 by Tallulah Xenopoulos

I always say having a book launch is rather like having a Bar Mitzvah, except no one gives you Parker pens. But still, you do a shitload of work, people pitch, listen to you talk, and congratulate you. Also, not unlike a Bar Mitzvah, there’s usually lousy food, but not a lot of it. In my case, they don’t give me Parker pens but I often end up stealing a few Bics. Does that count? The launches for TRIBE have all been fanfuckingtastic.

Digital Edge 2015: Rahla Xenopoulos

October 15, 2015 by Tallulah Xenopoulos

Rahla Xenopoulos on on "writing good stories" at the Digital Edge 2015.

An Introduction

August 27, 2015 by Tallulah Xenopoulos

When I was 19, I went on a date with a guy who got quite drunk and told me his father was a murderer. I can’t say it was the most effective pick up line but it beat, “get out of my dreams and into my car” for instance, which was probably what a girl got in 1988.