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5 Ways to manage screen time for your kids

Screen time and digital technology use are a part of life for most growing children. Although the time your child spends watching TV, using computers, gaming consoles, smart toys, tablets and smartphones can be beneficial, balance is needed. You can help your child use digital technology in a balanced way, creating a healthy lifestyle for them. Also see: The home reset you […]

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The home reset you didn’t know you needed

There’s a reason you feel lighter after cleaning out a closet. Decluttering isn’t just about aesthetics or finally finding the matching lid to your favourite container. It’s a powerful mental and physical reset – especially for women juggling careers, households, relationships and the invisible labour that rarely makes it onto a checklist. Also see: Dual-purpose furniture for small spaces that makes your home feel bigger […]

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Lewis Hamilton reveals there will be a sequel to F1: The movie

Lewis Hamilton has revealed plans for a sequel to the hugely successful film F1: The Movie, which has broken records and earned multiple award nominations, including a nomination for an Academy Award. Also see: Netflix turns an eye to the sports, possible interest in broadcasting F1 Hamilton was a producer of the first movie and had hands-on […]

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Signs alcohol is hurting your digestive system

Alcohol’s journey through your body is a wild ride; starting in your mouth, heading down the oesophagus, and landing in the stomach where digestion kicks off. Studies show that around 20% of alcohol is absorbed directly from the stomach and into your bloodstream, while the remaining percentages get absorbed from the small intestine. Also see: The best alcohol substitutes […]

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Dual-purpose furniture for small spaces that makes your home feel bigger

If you’re living in a smaller apartment in the city, you must be intentional about the furniture you choose. Even better is to go for pieces that are both visually appealing and multi-functional. Learn how to rethink your space, and the best dual-purpose furniture that’ll save space and make your home look bigger. Living in a smaller space doesn’t mean you have to […]

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How to protect your eyes in this age of digital dominance

In today’s digital age, screens are ubiquitous. From smartphones and tablets, to computers and televisions, they dominate our daily lives and become a silent epidemic. Our eyes are constantly exposed to digital screens. This continuous exposure can lead to digital eye strain and other vision problems. As the reliance on digital devices for work, education and social interaction grows, so is the risk to our […]

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How to clean blinds to remove dust and grime

Blinds are one of those everyday features that quietly collect dust without you noticing. Over time, this layer can make a room feel dull and even affect air quality. The good news is that keeping them clean is simple once you know the right approach for each material. A gentle routine will keep them looking […]

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How to ensure your luggage stays safe during your travels

Lost luggage can be a traveller’s worst nightmare. The stress of replacing essentials and dealing with airline bureaucracy can put a serious damper on your travels. As reported by EWN, while millions of bags move through global airports daily, even a short delay can cause major disruption. Travel experts say simple planning choices can significantly reduce […]

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How to repair floor tiles: Fixing cracks and refinishing original floors

Original tiled floors carry history underfoot. Whether it is Victorian encaustic tiles in a hallway or sturdy quarry tiles in a kitchen, these surfaces were built to last. But time, movement and moisture can take their toll. Cracks, loose tiles and surface staining are common, particularly in older properties where floors were laid on lime mortar and […]

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Heading to the UK? Digital eVisa system introduced for SA travellers

As of 25 February 2026, South Africans applying for UK visas will receive their permissions as a secure digital record known as an eVisa. This eVisa will replace the traditional ink stamps and stickers found in passports. This change is part of a broader initiative by UK Visas and Immigration to modernise the immigration process […]

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Skukuza Airport in Kruger National Park ranked world’s most beautiful

Landing in the bush rarely feels this refined. Skukuza Airport, set within Kruger National Park, has once again been named the most beautiful airport in the world by Forbes, as reported by IOL. The recognition is a familiar one. Forbes first spotlighted Skukuza back in 2018, praising its lodge-like aesthetic and calm, grounded atmosphere. This week, the accolade resurfaced […]

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Experience Cape Town in six senses

Cape Town isn’t a city you visit. It’s one you feel. Long after the holiday photos are archived and the tan has faded, something of the city lingers—a smell, a sound, a fleeting memory you can’t quite place. To experience Cape Town fully is to move through it with all your senses switched on. From the obvious to the deeply personal, […]

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