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Supporting heart health can start with everyday food choices

Taking care of your heart can look different for everyone. For some people, it may involve significant lifestyle or dietary changes, while for others, everyday choices can form part of a broader approach to supporting heart health. The weekly grocery shop is one practical opportunity to make informed food choices that can contribute to a

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Every rand counts: Don’t fall for retail marketing tricks

We’ve all popped into a shop to buy bread and milk, and found ourselves at the till with a basketful of groceries. While we may blame ourselves for shopping impulsively, we are often the target of tried-and-tested psychological techniques that encourage shoppers to spend. “Retailers spend millions of rands every year to understand how customers

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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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Black Friday deals vs debt: How to stay in control in tough times

With Black Friday tomorrow, South Africans are bracing for a surge of discounts and deals. While the excitement of snagging bargains is undeniable, overspending can quickly lead to debt and financial strain. Sebastien Alexanderson, head of National Debt Advisors, shares insights into the psychology behind spending and provides practical advice to help consumers stay disciplined

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Gen Z and millennials have very different parent buying behaviour

Generational influences continue to shape consumer behaviour; as both Gen Z and millennial generations take the reins of parenthood, their differing approaches are reshaping the market for baby products, according to Babies R Us. Gen Z (born approximately between 1997 and 2012) and millennials (born approximately between 1981 and 1996) have distinct philosophies when it

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Get cosy with big winter savings at The Crazy Store

Embrace the winter season like never before! The Crazy Store invites you to discover the enchanting wonders of the season which go beyond just clothing. Experience the ultimate winter indulgence with this range of novelty and letter mugs, designed to elevate your coffee, hot chocolate or tea to the next level of comfort. Don’t settle

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