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HONOR to launch the sequel to the runaway success of the HONOR X9c

With over 13 million sold globally, the HONOR X9c proved it was a clear success. Clearly building on this momentum, the HONOR X9d will arrive with the same unbreakable spirit, a bigger battery and smarter tools – built on what Mzansi asked for. The local success of HONOR X9c was anticipated. It showed up as […]

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Why money lessons may be the most important subject your child will ever learn

As schools reopen across South Africa, millions of learners are heading back to the classroom at a time when household budgets are financially strained. Rising living costs, stretched incomes and economic uncertainty have made one thing clear: Understanding how money works is not a ‘nice to have’ life skill – it’s essential. “Financial literacy is

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Haier brings smart, energy-efficient home appliances to SA

Global home appliance leader Haier is launching its appliance and product range in South Africa, to deliver a premium range of smart, energy-efficient home appliances to local households. As electricity costs continue to increase, with the threat of loadshedding ever present, and water scarcity rising as a serious concern, Haier offers a smart alternative that

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Let social wellness shape the way you exercise in 2026

As 2026 begins, many South Africans are once again setting intentions to move more, stress less and commit to healthier, fitter lifestyles. There’s a significant range of options when it comes to deciding on physical activities and setting goals for new and improved fitness routines. Affordability and accessibility, our personal abilities and preferences all play

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Back to school safety starts on the road

As South African children return to school, parents and caregivers are urged to place road safety at the top of their back-to-school checklist. Road accidents remain one of the most serious threats to children in South Africa, with devastating and often lifelong consequences for families. Road crashes are the leading cause of death for otherwise

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How learners can master financial literacy in a digital economy

As Africa’s young population continues to grow, understanding money has become a core life skill that shapes future economic stability. As learners across Africa return to school, families and educators are being reminded that essential school supplies go beyond pens and notebooks; financial literacy is now equally critical. While some curricula touch on financial topics

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Jockey: Your go-to brand for everyday bra comfort

For nearly 150 years, Jockey has been synonymous with comfort, quality and innovation in underwear. What many consumers may not fully realise is how that same dedication has, over time, shaped a growing and increasingly sophisticated portfolio of upper-body solutions. Today, Jockey South Africa stands confidently as a trusted destination for bras designed to support

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Facing school costs when dealing with debt: Careful planning is crucial

Education is one of the most important investments a family can make, but the costs can be prohibitive. School fees, uniforms, textbooks, transport, sports, extra lessons and other activities can leave families out of pocket and parents overwhelmed. To worsen the situation, more than a third of South Africans spend up to 40% of their

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Make 2026 the year of smarter credit choices

South Africa’s credit landscape just offered a rare glimmer of hope: a 14% year-on-year improvement in default rates according to Experian’s latest Consumer Default Index (CDI). However, this seemingly positive statistic is a deceptive illusion, stemming more from tightened lending practices than from a genuine surge in consumer financial strength. As the echoes of festive

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