Centurion, South Africa – South African-based company ModHomCo (Pty) Ltd is proud to announce the local launch of Viburgel N, a gentle and effective natural teething gel specially developed for babies and small children. As the teething journey begins for many infants, Viburgel N offers parents a safe, well-tolerated solution to help calm and comfort […]
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ZURU’s Mini Brands Unveils Five Must-Have Additions Coming to South Africa This August. South Africa, 13th August 2025 – The global obsession with tiny things shows no signs of slowing down. With over 1 billion capsules sold worldwide, ZURU’s Mini Brands has become a pop culture phenomenon, taking the internet by storm and igniting the collector spirit in
Panado® is proud to be recognised as a Product of the Year 2025 winner in two categories. Voted for by 2,000 South African consumers in a Kantar survey, Panado® Infant Drops1 was awarded in the Child – Health category for its gentle, fast-acting3 relief trusted2 by parents, while Panado® Effervescent Tablets4 was named top choice
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The days of waiting for “the right time” or “the right person” to travel with, are long gone. Across South Africa women are packing their bags, for shorter, more frequent escapes with their besties, and they’re doing it their way. A new travel trend called Girl Grouping is redefining the way women travel. Recent research reveals that 14% of
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Hair loss is often viewed as a cosmetic concern, but emerging clinical insights confirm what many medical professionals have long understood: overall health is one of the most significant contributors to hair loss, and a crucial factor in whether hair restoration procedures succeed. According to Dr Kashmal Kalan, medical director at Alvi Armani South Africa,
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More than 40% of South African women report poor mental health. For new mothers, that number is just the beginning. Postpartum depression (PPD) affects as many as one in three women in South Africa and remains one of the most invisible productivity killers in our workforce. Because here’s the thing no one wants to say out loud:
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Ten-year-old Alondwe Ngwenya was, until recently, a child set apart by large, painful tumours disfiguring one side of his face and his foot, holding him back from his greatest passion in life: soccer. “It has been a long time that we have been seeking help for Alondwe. We are very happy, and can see he
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South Africa is in the grip of a chronic health crisis – and the numbers don’t lie. The country’s rate of chronic diseases (disease burden) far outpaces global averages, putting enormous pressure on a healthcare system already stretched thin. HIV affects a staggering 18.2% of the country’s population (compared to just 0.6% globally), while 15.3
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As South Africa marks Women’s Month this August, health experts are warning of a growing but overlooked threat. Diabetes has become the leading cause of death among South African women – surpassing heart disease, cancer and HIV – and urgent action is needed to reverse the trend. Despite receiving far less public attention, diabetes has
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If you’ve ever walked into a messy house and wanted to cry, you’re not over-reacting. That overflowing laundry hamper, those unmade beds, the dust bunnies lurking in the corners… It’s mess, but it’s also what the mess means. Yet another list of things to sort, scrub, sweep, wash, rinse and repeat. It’s mental, and sometimes
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