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The 2nd Annual Resilient Parenting free online summit returns

Following the incredible success of last year’s event, the Resilient Parenting Free Online Summit is back – bigger, better and more powerful than ever! Taking place from 28 to 30 March, this global event by Get Up and Grow brings together world-class parenting experts, psychologists, educators and real-life warriors to equip parents with the tools, […]

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A powerful story of courage and change

International human rights activist, speaker and author Zulaikha Patel is set to release her second book, Brave Like Me!, published by Pan Macmillan SA. The book is an inspiring story of courage, resilience and the power of young voices. At just 13 years old, Patel became a national symbol of youth activism when she led

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Food, health, wellness and conscious living at the Good Life Show

The Good Life Show is the leading event of its kind on the annual calendar, taking place from 30 May to 1 June at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) and from 1 to 3 August at the Kyalami International Convention Centre in Johannesburg. This event brings together anyone interested in food, health, wellness

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Nearly 5 000 children are living with blood cancer – you can help

Blood cancer, a term covering several malignant diseases of the bone marrow or blood-forming system, accounts for 33% of all childhood cancers in South Africa. Currently, nearly 5 000 children are living with the condition. For parents and caregivers, the emotional and financial strain can be overwhelming, often leaving them struggling to cope. Palesa Mokomele,

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From shelves to minds: The vital role of paper books

The Paper Manufacturers Association of South Africa (PAMSA) has released findings from its 2024 survey on book ownership, revealing that 31% of respondents own fewer than 10 books – a modest improvement from 41% reported in 2022. However, access to books remains a significant challenge for many South Africans. The survey also found that approximately

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How nature helps South Africa’s fatherless boys

In western philosophy, the concept of ‘the healing power of nature’ dates to the father of medicine, Hippocrates. However, the conviction in the restorative capacity of being connected to nature is reflected also in indigenous knowledge across the world. While modern science delivers ample evidence that nature is good for body, mind and soul, people

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Navigating back-to-school, based on your child’s age

Can you believe that back-to-school time is already here? It’s a tough time for learners and parents alike, though for different reasons. Parents worry about providing their children with everything they will need for the school year, and there’s a lot to consider: academic considerations, friendships, logistics, stationery lists – and lunch! BIC is always

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Make sustainable choices with the Be Fair Right Now initiative

Smallholder farmers and farmworkers in South Africa are struggling to make ends meet, with earnings that barely cover basic needs like food, housing and education. But there is hope – and it starts with our buying habits. By choosing Fairtrade-certified products, you can help transform the livelihoods of these farmers and workers, while supporting a

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