Just when it feels like there are already enough things on the millennial worry list – from student debt and rising living costs to burnout and trying to maintain some semblance of work-life balance – experts say hypertension may be another issue quietly joining that list. Ahead of World Hypertension Day on 17 May, health […]
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South African skin works hard. UV stays high even on a cloudy morning, the winter strips water fast and leaves skin dry, and daily life adds braai smoke, traffic pollution and office air-conditioning. For decades, the beauty story around that was simple: fight it. After 30, you make about 1% less collagen each year; your
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KFC Add Hope is now live on Mr D, giving customers a simple way to add a R2 donation at checkout and support child-feeding programmes with every eligible order. The launch brings one of South Africa’s most familiar hunger-fighting donation mechanics into a platform built around everyday convenience. For Mr D customers, the experience is
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As colder weather sets in and temperatures drop, changes in our bodies become impossible to ignore. Our pace slows, we reach for comforting layers, and our skin that was once radiant with a summer glow loses its lustre. These changes are more than just surface-level. Winter brings unique challenges to skin health, and understanding the
Caring for your skin in winter: Health conditions – and what you need to know Read More »
Every year, the same ritual plays out. A card. Flowers, maybe. Lunch, if you’re organised. And while the sentiment is always genuine, something has shifted in how families are thinking about Mother’s Day, and what it should actually look like. The conversation around motherhood has changed. Many mothers today are carrying a significant load: caregiving
This Mother’s Day, give her the one thing money can actually buy – rest Read More »
Something is shifting in the way South Africans earn, create and build. According to the Old Mutual Savings and Investment Monitor, 57% of South Africans now participate in side hustles, rising to 73% among those aged 18 to 29. As tools and platforms become more accessible, more people are turning creativity into income streams –
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We’re a couple of weeks into autumn and, while the air hasn’t cooled much during the day yet, it soon will. And with that usually comes the temptation to retreat indoors – which means the garden could slip down your priority list. But stepping back now could cost you later, according to Fathima Mathen, marketing
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With Mother’s Day around the corner, many South Africans are thinking about how to celebrate the most important woman in their lives. But in a year where household budgets are under strain and everyday costs like fuel are climbing steeply, there is a quiet tension between wanting to make Mom feel special and staying financially
She raised you to be smart with money – prove it this Mother’s Day Read More »
Long before she became executive chef of Tryn and Bistro Sixteen82 at Steenberg Farm, Kerry Kilpin’s understanding of food was shaped around a family table on a farm and by a ritual that marked both comfort and departure. The last day of every school holiday carried a quiet weight. It meant returning to boarding school
From boarding school to Mother’s Day table – the meal that stayed Read More »
For parents, the to-do list can be never-ending. That’s why we want to make Netflix a curated space where parents know kids are entertained, engaged and enriched. Netflix has unveiled an expansion of its preschool and kids’ series, films and games lineup designed to fuel imagination and exploration for the next generation. Combined with Netflix’s
Kids can watch, learn and play – all on Netflix Read More »