As parents, we all want our children to succeed academically. But what if the secret to school readiness isn’t found in early worksheets or miniature desks, but in something much more fundamental and fun? At Curro, we know that a child’s early years lay the foundation for a lifetime of learning. Every giggle, every run, […]
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What if your body was trying to tell you something important, but you couldn’t hear it? Cervical cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths among women aged 15 to 44 in South Africa. Known as one of the ‘silent’ cancers, it can develop slowly over years – often without whispering a single symptom –
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More than 85% of South Africans do not have a will, and five out of six estates registered at the Master of the High Court in Pretoria are not executable because they are not legally compliant. According to the FSCA (Financial Sector Conduct Authority), 5 million single mothers are not leaving guardianship instructions for their
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Children are naturally curious. Whether it’s watching a bug crawl across the floor, splashing in a puddle, or asking “why” countless times in an hour, their world is filled with questions. This curiosity is more than just a phase. It is the foundation of learning and confidence, and should form the starting point for learning
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Ever felt like your finances are stuck in a perpetual winter, battling the chill of rising costs and the gloom of debt? You’re not alone. But as South Africa starts to feel the vibrant energy of spring, it’s time to ask: what if this season could be the turning point for your financial health? Spring
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Concern is mounting over the rising number of South Africans requiring dialysis and kidney transplantation – mirroring the growing burden of lifestyle-related disease. Alarming rise in kidney replacement therapy The most recent publicly released national dataset by the South African Renal Registry (2022 Annual Report published last year), records that by December 2022, 9 342
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Did you know that spring is often referred to as the “season of hope”? Seeing nature come back to life after months of icy temperatures, strong winds, and rain serves as a reminder that there is always a chance for new beginnings. Spring is also a time for renewal, for starting afresh and for implementing
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South Africa’s ugly-cute craze has a new face, and it comes with crooked teeth, a mischievous grin and a price tag under R400. Fugglers, ZURU’s ‘funny ugly monsters,’ are fast becoming the accessible alternative to Labubu’s cult collectibles proving that weird, wonderful and slightly creepy doesn’t have to break the bank. The ugly-cute craze has
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A New Kitchen Hero Enters the Cupboard Hinds Spices, a beloved staple in South African kitchens for over six decades, is adding a fresh twist to mealtimes with the launch of its new dry salad dressing mix. Designed to deliver bold flavour with every bite, the innovative product offers consumers a fresh and convenient way
As the weather warms up, the days get longer, and the world around us seems to come alive. Spring is the perfect time to refresh and reorganise our surroundings, including decluttering our cupboards, dusting off shelves, and giving our homes a much-needed deep clean. This annual tradition of “spring cleaning” isn’t just about tidying up;
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