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Season shift: How to prep your skin, hair and home for winter

Autumn is a bittersweet time of year for South Africans. While some of us can’t bear the thought of summer coming to an end, others welcome the cooler weather and cosy nights in front of the fire. As the days get shorter and the temperature decreases, now is a good time to start preparing our […]

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Life coaching or therapy? Exploring the paths to mental wellness

In a world where stress, uncertainty and change have become constants, many people are searching for ways to find clarity, resilience and a deeper sense of purpose. Two approaches that have surged in popularity in recent years are therapy and life coaching. The disciplines are distinct, but often complementary tools for personal development. Understanding therapy

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Why are we still weird about seeing a doctor from our phone?

By now, most of us wouldn’t think twice about doing our banking online, ordering dinner via an app or chatting to a customer service bot at midnight. Technology has become the backbone of convenience in our daily lives. Yet, when it comes to something as vital and personal as our health, many South Africans still

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Living longer isn’t enough – it’s time to live better

Good news: South Africans are living longer. According to Statistics South Africa’s 2025 Mid-Year Population Estimates, life expectancy has climbed to 64 years for men and 69.6 years for women. This marks a remarkable recovery from the devastating lows of the early 2000s, when the HIV epidemic cut lives tragically short. Expanded access to antiretroviral

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Your words to children today, their inner voice tomorrow

South African families must prioritise compassion and emotional awareness in child development. According to Momentum Group’s Staff Volunteering Programme specialist Patronella Sono, the words parents use, the examples they set and the values they share fundamentally shape how children understand kindness, empathy and their role in the world. “Parenting is perhaps the most profound responsibility

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Young children launch real businesses in free Virtual Entrepreneurship Challenge

South Africa is in the grip of a youth unemployment crisis, with around 60% of 18- to 24-year-olds jobless as of early 2025, according to Statistics South Africa (nearly double the national average). A skills mismatch compounds this, leaving tertiary graduates under- or unemployed due to lacking practical abilities like problem-solving and financial literacy. In

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WIN! A SoyLites hamper, worth R790!

SoyLites manufactures high-quality soy candles and other products that are safe for your health (and the environment) and beautifully fragranced with natural essential oils. The Serenity Tumbler Soy Candle is a versatile aromatherapy candle infused with pure lavender essential oil, renowned for its calming, restorative properties. Rainbow Rocks Soy Pastels are unique vegetable crayons that

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This World Health Day, learn more about iron-deficiency anaemia

Iron-deficiency anaemia is a condition that affects 40% of all children aged between 6 months and 5 years of age, as well as 37% of pregnant women, and may have serious consequences. In fact, untreated anaemia can not only lead to tiredness, weakness, dizziness, shortness of breath and nerve damage but can also negatively affect

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A new kind of photo sharing – built for privacy and real connection

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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What does a battery outdoor power tool really cost to own?

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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