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More alike than different: Developmental care for children with Down syndrome

Every child deserves the chance to thrive, yet misconceptions about Down syndrome can leave families feeling unsure about how best to care for them. While Down syndrome may bring unique considerations, the essentials of love, stimulation, safety and bonding remain the same – and recognising this can make a meaningful difference in a child’s early […]

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“The one who wipes tears”: A widow turns grief into a community of support

For widows and their children, celebratory moments typically associated with togetherness can often sharpen feelings of loneliness. Zanele Elane Ngubane knows that feeling well. It is why she started the Mesuliwezinyembezi Support Group in Durban, and why she continues to create spaces for connection and support for others navigating similar journeys. At their annual Family

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4 ways to garden more sustainably this autumn

Environmental awareness days like Earth Day on 22 April, and World Environment Day on 5 June, have steadily shifted how many people think about our impact on the planet. What was once limited to recycling bins and switching off lights has grown into something far more practical and individual. Businesses are now measured against sustainability

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Become the caretaker of an island full of silliness, drama, love and other surprises

Create Mii characters, customise a vibrant island for them to live on, and watch the fun and drama unfold with Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream for Nintendo Switch. The game is also playable on Nintendo Switch 2. On a small island floating in the sea, Mii characters live their own carefree lives. Players become the

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BYD raises the bar with the launch of the all-new ATTO 8 in South Africa

BYD, the world’s leading manufacturer of new-energy vehicles, has unveiled the all-new ATTO 8 in South Africa. The introduction of this large seven-seat plug-in hybrid SUV reflects the brand’s continued investment in vehicles that respond to shifting consumer expectations around space, efficiency and intelligent performance. Purposefully designed for both urban life and long-distance travel, the

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Supporting growing minds and bodies: Why omega-3 matters for children

Between school runs, lunchboxes and ever-changing appetites, feeding children well isn’t always straightforward. Some days feel like a win, others not so much. “Parents are under constant pressure to get nutrition right, but it’s about balance over time rather than perfection every single day,” says pharmacist and Cape Town–based integrative healthcare practitioner, Dr James Liddell.

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Upgrade your gaming experience with Sony

Sony is expanding its range of gaming gear with the introduction of new models such as the INZONE H6 Air: offering an immersive gaming experience with open-back acoustic structure and custom drivers. It produces deep and tight bass thanks to the back ducts integrated into the drivers. Clear, immersive sound that enhances every gaming experience

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FlySafair’s School Booster competition is back – and 100 flights are up for grabs again

For the third year running, FlySafair is opening the doors to its much-loved School Booster competition, giving South African schools the chance to win 10 return domestic flights each. Ten schools will be selected, with the prize awarded to institutions that can best demonstrate how taking to the skies will create meaningful new opportunities for

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