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POWA Revives Its Legal Department

People Opposing Women Abuse (POWA) will officially launch its revived Legal Department at the Johannesburg Central Magistrates Court on 26

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, yet somehow, we are often stumped when it comes to deciding

Mologadi Kekana assumed the role of Head of Alternative Distribution at MiWay a year ago. Her role is to source

The mindset that a woman’s place is in the kitchen has been around for many generations. Men have traditionally been

“Women belong in all places where decisions are being made. … It shouldn’t be that women are the exception.”- Ruth

After working in the manufacturing and agricultural industries, the bright lights of Sun International’s Flamingo Casino in Kimberley have been

Femme Fatale: Why women are slaying in the gaming world The gaming industry is growing exponentially, and so is the

More than a decade ago the average residential investor or first-time homebuyer was probably male, but there have been significant

World Milk Day is a very important day at NESTLÉ NESPRAY. The nutrition and development of school-aged children is a key

CBD is used by women all over the world to help with stress, anxiety, and depression; menstrual conditions and sexual

Closed The HER collection is the first branded wine to come out of Adama Wines, an all-women-run company that has

A balanced diet is crucial for skin health, which includes meeting our vitamin and mineral requirements, as well as a

Closed With the increase in environmental concerns, vehicle manufacturers are committed to reducing their carbon footprint and are looking to

2020 has proven to be an incredibly challenging year for business owners and entrepreneurs who have had to cope with

Mbalenhle Bhengu, an esteemed serial entrepreneur and owner of MindSwitch, is releasing a book that promises to be a light

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You might know about your “friendly, neighborhood Spider-Man,” but what about the evil spider veins? Spider veins are small blood

Going on holiday this December? Don’t forget to educate yourself on the differences between COVID-19 and Malaria. Thanks to the

No matter what delicious treats you are preparing in the oven, Wyda South Africa has aluminium trays, dishes, and forms

Controlling blood sugar levels helped improve thinking, learning, and memory in overweight people with type 2 diabetes, a new study