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#WIB – Q&A With Yumna Aysen Owner Ohyesitsyumi.com

1. Can you please tell us more about your business? A. I am a Success Coach who specialises in life,

Winning Is Easy With Over 170 Vouchers Up For Grabs!

It’s worth every penny of your time, to shop and win big via social media with some of the “hottest”

Non-invasive Anti-ageing For A Youthful Glow

Anyone who has struggled with flawed facial skin can attest to the fact that not being happy with your face

The Legal Implications Of Professional Negligence

There are overwhelming pride and joy in graduating with a medical degree after years of pure dedication, passion, and hard

Retired Homeowners May Now Apply For a Loan

Retired South Africans who own homes but are cash-strapped may now apply for a loan, or “reverse mortgage,” suggested in

Gender-Based Violence – The Forms It Takes In SA

Gender-based violence (GBV) is a profound and widespread problem in South Africa, impacting almost every aspect of life. GBV (which

Breastfeeding & COVID-19: Busting The Myths

We’ve had an overload of fake news over the past pandemic months. One of the most damaging falsehoods to emerge

An Online Platform To Assist Grade 12 Learners

The outbreak of the Coronavirus and subsequent National Lockdown resulted in school leaners losing a substantial amount of their school

Habits Successful Women Have In Common

As women, we often judge ourselves based on the accomplishments of others. There’s no doubt that some women are innately

Watch Your Child For Any Signs Of COVID-19

Based on available evidence, most children do not appear to be at higher risk for COVID-19 than adults. While some

Home Remedies That Can Help Cure Dandruff

Dandruff is an embarrassing skin condition that affects almost all women. It is a common chronic scalp condition marked by

Businesses Forced To Reinvent Workspaces

Landlords of office buildings have been hit hard by the global Covid-19 pandemic. While many companies are able to continue

Critical That Public Remains Focused On Health

After more than 140 days of coronavirus restrictions, including a hard lockdown, South Africans are starting to allow cracks to

Everything You Need To Know Before Getting A Gel Mani

There’s no better way to treat yourself than by splurging on a luxurious gel manicure. A little nail art, a few

Top SA Talents Sing Out To Make A Difference

When South Africa is asked to come together for a cause, it can result in goosebump-inducing stuff, just like when

A Financial Webinar For Retired & Soon-to-be-Retired

The first in a series of webinars, presented by the South African Independent Financial Advisors Association (SAIFAA) launches next Wednesday, 29 July

Ways Digital Technology Is Making It Easier To Give

Mandela Day (July 18) is a day that many people in South Africa dedicated to volunteering for causes and charities

W17 Extends Its Services Both Physical & Virtual

COVID 19 has seen much of the globe encouraged to work from home where possible. With so many people operating

Water Crisis Must Be Addressed Before It’s Too Late

Following breaking news from the Eastern Cape regarding health facilities and their lack of running water for basic sanitation and

Eco-Heroes Wear Masks And Make A Difference

Each year, the local plastics industry welcomes the arrival of Spring and warmer weather by encouraging citizens to help make