Ezomdabu concepts showcased a thoughtful and innovative approach as one of the Johannesburg winners in our Living with Blum competition. ✨ In this interview, Ezomdabu Concepts shares how Blum products were seamlessly incorporated into their winning design — bringing both function and elegance to life.  Watch the full interview on our YouTube channel #LivingWithBlum #BlumSouthAfrica #Decorex2025 | Blum South Africa | Facebook

Marcus Licinius Crassus had everything a Roman could want—wealth beyond measure, political power, and a place beside Pompey and Julius Caesar in the First Triumvirate. But he lacked the one currency that truly mattered in the late Republic: military legend. So in 53 BC, Crassus took command in Syria and launched an invasion of the Parthian Empire, aiming to win a conquest worthy of Caesar’s Gaul or Pompey’s East. What he found near Carrhae (in modern Turkey) was a kind of warfare Rome wasn’t bui

In 75 BC a young Julius Caesar sailed toward Rhodes for his studies when his ship was overtaken by Cilician pirates in the Aegean Sea. The captors demanded a ransom but Caesar laughed at their offer and increased it to 50 talents. For 38 days he acted like a leader, dictating poems and speeches while warning of future retribution. After his release he raised a fleet, recaptured the pirates, and in Pergamon had them executed by cutting their throats before crucifixion, revealing his ambition and

Commemorating and Celebrating a great man in our history, Sir Julius Chan, former Prime Minister, and Papua New Guinea’s first Finance Minister. Under his leadership, the Kina and Toea were recognized and made Papua New Guinea's Currency. Footage courtesy of BPNG | Hon. Justin Tkatchenko MP