Swizil is rethinking photo sharing online. Designed for people who want to create, store and share their moments in a space they truly control, the app replaces the noise of public feeds with a calmer, more personal gallery – visible only to the people who matter. Privacy sits at the heart of the app. Every […]
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As battery-powered outdoor tools continue to evolve alongside petrol equipment, buyers have more choice than ever – and for most, the price tag is usually the first place they look. That makes sense. The upfront cost matters. But, according to Armand Locherenberg, technical support specialist at Husqvarna South Africa, it should only be one consideration
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Sony – under its “Cinema is Coming Home” vision – has launched new BRAVIA Theatre home audio products offering more ways than ever to create a powerful cinema experience at home. The new lineup includes BRAVIA Theatre Bar 7 and BRAVIA Theatre Bar 5, as well as the optional speakers such as BRAVIA Theatre Sub
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The upcoming long weekend and Easter holiday is one of the most significant periods on the national calendar in South Africa: deeply rooted in the country’s rich religious and cultural traditions and marked by millions of people travelling far and wide to gather with loved ones, attend places of worship and observe this sacred time.
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This Easter break, parents and guardians can holiday without the horrors of early-morning wake-ups and the “I’m bored” chorus. DStv is opening M-Net Movies MM1, MM2, MM3 and MM4 (DStv channels 104, 106, 107 and 108) to Access subscribers from 1 April to 4 May 2026, showing family-friendly entertainment throughout the school break. For parents
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The Easter school holiday signals an anticipated break for many families: parents breathe out after a long first term, they book getaways and everyone looks for a good deal. Fraudsters know this. And they plan for it just as carefully as you do. Truecaller data shows that 68% of South Africans reported attempted scams during
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With the Easter long weekend just around the corner, many South Africans are gearing up for family getaways, road trips and well-earned breaks. While flights, accommodation, admin and packing tend to dominate the planning process, the one thing many people forget to plan for is what to do if they get sick or injured while
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In most homes, the kitchen is where good intentions quietly go to waste. A bag of spinach forgotten at the back of the fridge. Leftovers that never get eaten. Vegetable peels and scraps that go straight into the bin without a second thought. It adds up quickly. With food prices rising and increased pressure on
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Grey hair is more than a cosmetic concern; it drives a booming industry, influences how people are perceived and can affect confidence. Globally, the hair colour market was valued at nearly US$28 billion in 2025, with over half of purchases linked specifically to concealing greys. In South Africa, spending on hair colourants is projected to grow
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Life is full of surprises; unfortunately, not all are good. While you can’t predict every challenge, being financially prepared makes unexpected problems easier to deal with. Gavyn Letley, product head at specialist loans provider DirectAxis, says the first step is to consider what you can realistically insure for. “These are events that are difficult or
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