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Don’t miss any of the Easter holiday fun at Crocworld Conservation Centre

Crocworld Conservation Centre has lots planned for families this Easter holiday, including its popular holiday programme and a new holiday highlight: the Family Fun Easter Trail. Families looking for some outdoor fun, and celebrating nature and wildlife, are encouraged to head to Scottburgh on the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast, with something for everyone at Crocworld! “Crocworld […]

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Adopt a Kitty: Let them become your feline couch potato

The TEARS Animal Rescue Cattery needs help: It is at capacity, with many beautiful, vibrant kittens (under 4 months), juveniles (4–12 months) and adult cats that deserve to feel loved, cherished and safe! Small kittens are in highest demand, so as cats get older, it gets harder to find them loving homes. The juveniles, who

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Natural disasters are on the rise: Insurance is not longer a ‘nice to have’

What appears to have been a tornado swept through Montana in northern Pretoria recently, causing widespread damage to cars, buildings, the contents of these buildings, external geysers and more. Trees were uprooted, roofs were blown away, areas and roads were flooded, and many residents had to be evacuated. This extreme weather event is yet to

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Clarins celebrates diverse, authentic beauty with the launch of Skin Illusion Full Coverage Foundation

Clarins is building on its tradition of innovation with the launch of Skin Illusion Full Coverage Foundation: one that salutes the uniqueness of every South African. Available in 24 shades in store and 28 shades online (with another shade set to be introduced in July), Skin Illusion Full Coverage Foundation sees Clarins fulfilling its promise

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The science behind pet supplements: What research says

Pet supplements have become increasingly popular among pet owners aiming to enhance their animals’ health and well-being. These supplements encompass a variety of products including vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, probiotics and herbal extracts, each designed to address specific health concerns. However, understanding the scientific evidence supporting their use is crucial for making informed decisions. Types

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Obesity and weight management: Try these simple changes

Affinity Health, a leading provider of high-quality health cover, shares practical tips for managing obesity and maintaining a healthy weight. According to the World Health Organization, more than 890 million adults and 160 million children worldwide are classified as obese, making this a pressing public health concern – not just an individual issue. Obesity is

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Finding the right clinical psychologist

Mental health is a critical aspect of overall well-being, yet finding the right clinical psychologist can often be overwhelming. For individuals seeking support, identifying a qualified and trusted professional is essential. Debbie Howes, an experienced clinical psychologist, offers valuable insights on how to navigate this process successfully. Her approach emphasises building trust, ensuring personalised care

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Egg-citing Easter alternatives: A playful twist on tradition

This Easter, swap out the usual chocolate eggs for something just as exciting – but with a playful twist. ZURU’s Smashers and Rainbocorns bring the magic of surprise and collectibility to the holiday, offering kids an interactive, long-lasting treat that sparks creativity and fun well beyond Easter morning. Egg-cellent alternatives to chocolate As families seek

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Is your child really a troublemaker or can they just not hear?

In 2012, speech language therapist and audiologist Venisha Naran did a routine hearing screening for a Grade 1 learner at a private school in Johannesburg. The referral came with a brief. “They said they didn’t think there was anything wrong with her ears, but she had recently arrived from China and didn’t understand much English,”

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