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Heritage Month: 10 Money-smart Travel Tips

Heritage travel involves taking a trip that’s connected to your culture or family roots. With so many diverse histories in

Reawaken Your Body After An Inactive Winter

As the winter chill begins to thaw and the layers of clothing lessen, many of us find ourselves wanting to

Unlocking The Power of Sleep in Women’s Lives

From puberty to pregnancy to menopause, getting good sleep is a moving target for many women. Sleep is affected by

Why Property and Asset Valuations Matter

Property and asset valuations are not just about numbers. They help people make informed choices when dealing with real estate,

How Women Are Redefining Fire Culture

For decades, the phrase “man the braai” summed up South African fire culture. The flames were his domain, while women were expected

Q&A with Buhle Binta, Head of Scientific Engagement at PMSA

1. What sparked your interest in science and technology? I’ve always been inspired by the power of science to transform

Menopause and the Future of Workplace Inclusion

As the modern workplace grapples with ever-evolving health and safety challenges, a crucial issue remains often unaddressed: menopause. Despite impacting

A Vaccine Wake-up Call for South Africa

South Africa is facing a growing public health concern, as large numbers of children miss out on life-saving vaccinations. According

Learning The Value of Self-sufficiency Early On

This Women’s Month, Vanessa Pillay, one of the top women in the asset management industry in South Africa, shares her inspiring story

WomenIN2025: LIMITLESS — No Labels. No Limits. No Apologies

The countdown is on for the WomenIN Festival 2025, taking place on 13–14 November at Newlands Cricket Ground, where women

Why South African Businesswomen Are Burning Out

Four in ten South African businesswomen are burnt out. Juggling work, households, and leadership without enough support is taking its

5 Ways South Africans Fund Funerals Together

In South Africa, when a loved one passes, communities don’t hesitate; they come together. We cook for one another, offer

5 Reasons to Check Your Sexual Health Status

It doesn’t always come with a warning sign. No rash, no tingle, no discharge. In fact, for most people living

Call for Entries – Women in DIY Excellence Awards for 2025

Following the success of its inaugural Women in DIY Excellence Awards in 2024, Brights Hardware is proud to announce the

How Strategic Thinking and Persistence Built a PR Career

Reaching the role of Managing Director at 34 is not common. The average age of an employed managing director is

The Future of Mining in Africa Cannot Be Written Without Women

Partnerships hold the key to unlocking the exploding opportunities in the global mining sector, and gender empowerment is central to

Q&A with Jo Teunissen, Founder of The Baby Home

1. Jo, what does Women’s Month mean to you, both personally and in the context of the work you do

Five Common Pitfalls SMEs Should Avoid

South Africa’s Money Smart Week 2025, running from 25–31 August, comes at a crucial time for small and medium enterprises (SMEs), many

Reimagining South African Kitchens Starts with Site Prep

In the heart of every South African home, the kitchen is more than just a place to cook—it’s a vibrant

Levi’s Unveils 501 Curve, Tailored to Flatter Every Body

Staying true to the legacy of the original, the 501 Curve incorporates a high rise, button fly, and straight leg,