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What Is the G20 Women’s Shutdown – And Why It Matters?

On 21 November 2025, South African women and members of the LGBTQI+ community will launch a symbolic national shutdown to

48% December Break-In Surge Prompts Homeowner Alert

Families heading out for festive getaways often return to find their possessions stolen or their homes damaged, a predictable consequence

How Excess Weight Impacts Arthritis Symptoms

Arthritis affects millions of people and is one of the leading causes of pain and disability worldwide. While the condition

#CareerFocus – Samenthrie Govender, SW360 Regional Manager

Samenthrie Govender is a dynamic business leader and the Regional Manager for Gauteng at SW360, where she is recognized for

Prudence Mabaso Wins R1m Nedbank Pitch & Polish Prize

After 16 weeks of nail-biting competition, the 2025 Nedbank Pitch & Polish season came to a thrilling conclusion with a

The Global Readiness Gap: Only 1 in 4 Companies is Prepared

In boardrooms across the world, one question continues to unsettle leaders: ‘Are we ready for the next leadership transition?’ The

ITA Launches Female-Centric Instructor Programme

The International Firearm Training Academy (ITA), in partnership with industry leader GLOCK International and BERNHARD AGENCIES, has launched its Women

Whole Grains: Big Health Benefits from a Simple Pantry Staple

It might not be trending as a ‘superfood’ on social media, but whole grains could just be one of the

Q&A – How AI-Powered CGM Is Transforming Life With Diabetes

Roche (SIX: RO, ROG; OTCQX: RHHBY) has introduced its Accu-Chek® SmartGuide continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) solution in South Africa, bringing

Ways to Prevent and Get Rid of Hyperpigmentation

If dark skin spots due to hyperpigmentation bother you, one thing is clear: Today, more options are available for erasing

PURA Soda Brings Modern Moderation to the Festive Table

The festive season is here: the laughter, the food, the noise, the endless choice. The rush of it all can

How to Optimize Your Oral Health When You Have Diabetes

People with diabetes face higher risks of gum disease and cavities. Poor oral health can complicate blood sugar control. Prioritising

Do Antidepressants Really Cause Weight Gain?

For many people, the fear of gaining weight can discourage them from starting medication that could transform their quality of

The Diversity Drum: Still Banging, Still Delivering

In 2025, the business case for diversity shouldn’t be a debate. In fact, it has only gained strength as top-tier

The Subtle Skin Cancer Symptoms You Should Never Overlook

Skin cancer remains one of the most common, yet most preventable, cancers worldwide. When detected early, it’s highly treatable and

The Power of Education: A Legacy That Begins with One Degree

In many South African families, the first graduation gown ever worn not only symbolises generational renewal, but it also honours

How to Build a Sustainable Career in Unsustainable Times

Building a sustainable career as a woman in a world still shaped by male norms takes strength and resilience. Doing

Eggs-amine Your Way to Success: Stay Sharp This Exam Season

Exam season is here! Long nights, stressful study sessions, and early mornings can leave even the most dedicated students running

Pool Safety and First Aid Tips Every Parent Should Know

Swimming pools provide endless summer fun, but also pose real dangers. Drowning remains one of the leading causes of accidental

Weight-loss Breakthroughs May Curb Diabetes in South Africa

Losing weight no longer needs to feel impossible or take years to achieve. As South Africa observes World Diabetes Day