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Future-Proof IT Hiring With Four Roles That Build Resilience

Companies are hiring for IT jobs faster than they are planning. Titles rise and fall, tools change quickly, and every

Refresh Your Health and Give Your Body a Fresh Start

After weeks of big meals, sweet treats, and late nights, it’s normal to start the new year feeling tired, bloated,

#WIB with Tinny Nkuna, Founder of Lindiwe Sanitary Pads

1. What inspired you to start Lindiwe Sanitary Pads? Lindiwe Sanitary Pads was inspired by the need to take back

Dry Drowning: What Parents Need to Know

As families head to pools, beaches, and holiday spots this summer, parents need to know that water can still be

Why a New Year’s Party Should be the Next Big Corporate Trend

Ever considered the idea of a New Year’s party instead of a year-end party? Think about it. By December, people

Why Mental Health Struggles Peak in December

The “holiday blues” are real for many people. Ramped-up social and family expectations, loneliness, and financial strain can combine to

#CareerFocus with isiXhosa Journalist Zukiswa Cetywayo

1. What first inspired your curiosity and ultimately led you to pursue a career in journalism? As a child, I

Bloodwork May Explain Resistance to Weight Loss

Many people assume that difficulties losing weight, picking up a few kilograms you can’t shake, and feeling tired, foggy, or

Online Safety: 7 Checks to Secure Your Digital Life

December in South Africa is synonymous with holidays, travel, and a significant increase in online transactions. From securing those last-minute

Travel Boom Puts Identity and Security in the Spotlight

With the holidays looming, hundreds of thousands of Africans and expats are planning to travel to visit loved ones or

Why Behaviour Change must be SA’s Next Big Prevention Strategy

From rural towns to urban metros, South Africa continues to record driving under the influence cases at almost every police

Transforming First-Year Challenges into Motivation

As the academic year draws to a close, many first-year university students find themselves staring at disappointing (or downright disastrous)

The Dangers of Skipping Medication this Festive Season

December holidays are fun, but they also disrupt routines. Travel, late nights, big meals, and social drinking all make it

Top Tips for a Smooth Move this December

Most schools close this week, and for many South African families, this means more than just reports and holidays; it

Legacy Planning: An Act of Care, Not a Chore

Legacy planning is often seen as a complicated chore. However, it’s an act of care. In South Africa, where cultural

How to Turn Scrolling Time into Learning Time

This all-too-familiar habit, known as doom scrolling, is the relentless, often mindless consumption of online content that leaves us more

Quick-Cooking Greens That Actually Taste Good

December is here, bringing long summer days, sizzling braais with friends, and tables groaning under the weight of festive spreads.

1st for Women Data Shows Shift to Action on GBV

As South Africa observes the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children, the conversation often centers

Dear Santa, Please Skip the Socks This Year

If you’re dreading another Christmas of socks and soap-on-a-rope, it’s time to ask Santa for something you’ll truly enjoy, a

Let the Eskort Taste Adventure Begin — Enter to Win!

Eskort, South Africa’s leading producer of antibiotic-free pork, is proud to launch Eskort Kiddos—the nation’s first-ever pork range specially created