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Helping children develop good study habits from an early age can make learning less stressful and help them become more confident and independent. Also see: How to create a study routine that works While every child learns differently, parents and caregivers can play an important role by creating a supportive environment, establishing consistent routines and […]
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Breast cancer screening can help detect the disease before a lump becomes noticeable, giving women a better chance of receiving treatment early. Yet knowing when to book a mammogram, what the procedure involves and whether you are at risk can leave many women with questions. Also see: Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Signs women and men shouldn’t […]
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A lump does not automatically mean breast cancer, and wearing an underwire bra does not put you at greater risk. Yet claims like these continue to circulate online, making it harder to separate genuine breast health information from myths. Also see: Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Signs women and men shouldn’t ignore Breast cancer misinformation can affect […]
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A long road trip can be exciting, but before you put your luggage in the boot and head off, it is important to make sure your car is ready for the journey. Also see: The mother-daughter trip: Travelling with your ageing mother A vehicle that is properly checked and maintained can help reduce the risk […]
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The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has issued a safety recall for 291 Volkswagen Amarok vehicles sold across South Africa over a potential curtain airbag deployment failure. Also see: Suzuki issues recall for 543 Grand Vitara vehicles in South Africa The affected vehicles were manufactured during a limited production period and sold nationwide between 2 June and […]
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Annually, October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, highlighting how breast cancer remains a major health concern in South Africa. The disease accounts for more than one in four cancers diagnosed in South African women. Also see: Ida Chibweza’s Battle with Breast Cancer: A Journey of Courage, Resilience, and Renewal According to the National Cancer Registry, around […]
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Suzuki Auto South Africa has issued a recall affecting 543 Grand Vitara vehicles after a fault was identified with the low-fuel warning light. Also see: Toyota and Lexus recall vehicles in South Africa over safety concerns The National Consumer Commission (NCC) said it was notified by Suzuki Auto South Africa Motors (Pty) Ltd about the […]
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Education is one of the biggest financial commitments parents may face. From school fees, uniforms and textbooks to tertiary education, the costs can add up significantly over the years. Also see: Minister Gwarube on womanhood, education and building strong foundations for Mzansi’s future For South African parents, starting an education fund early can make the […]
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Parenting a toddler can feel like navigating a daily rollercoaster. One minute your child is cuddling you; the next, they’re lying on the supermarket floor because you said no to sweets. While some toddler behaviours can be incredibly frustrating, many are a normal part of early childhood development. Also see: Why boredom is actually good […]
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For many South African motorists, servicing a car can feel like an expense that is easy to postpone, particularly when household budgets are under pressure. However, delaying routine maintenance can allow small problems to develop into expensive repairs. Also see: Ngizwe Mchunu denounced by JAC Motors after homophobic remarks The Automobile Association of South Africa […]
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As South Africa moves into the high summer season, the local wellness landscape is undergoing a massive cultural transformation. Also see: RUNNING CLUBS OR SPEED DATING? WHY RUNNING IS BECOMING A SOCIAL SCENE Gone are the days when staying fit meant isolating oneself inside an air-conditioned gym on a treadmill. Today, Mzansi’s summer fitness movement […]
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Choosing a career can feel overwhelming for children, particularly when they are expected to make decisions about subjects, studies and future work while they are still discovering their interests. Parents can play an important role by offering guidance without taking over the decision-making process. Also see: Basetsana Kumalo’s five business lessons for building a career […]
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