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Young innovator champions change in SA’s fight against GBV

At just 16 years old, Bohlale Mphahlele emerged as an inspiring young leader in South Africa’s ongoing fight against gender-based violence (GBV). Her courage, resilience and determination exemplify how youth can be powerful agents of change in a nation grappling with a devastating crisis that affects women, children and communities across the country. The pervasive […]

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Safety precautions when traveling with e-hailing

E-hailing services have long been praised for their reliability, efficiency, and comfort. However, in recent times, the once highly regarded reputation of these services has begun to decline, particularly when it comes to their “safety” status. This comes amid the growing reports of violence, theft, and potential hijackings that have taken various parts of the […]

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Enhance your garden with native plants

South Africa boasts a massive variety of distinctively beautiful native plants that transform your garden into a breathtaking display, full of vivid colours and unique textures. Enhance and preserve the country’s natural beauty by incorporating these native indigenous plants into your garden. King protea You can never go wrong with the South African national flower. […]

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October Fuel Prices Likely to Stay Steady: What Drivers Can Expect

October Fuel Prices Set to Remain Largely Steady South African motorists may breathe a small sigh of relief this October, with the Central Energy Fund (CEF) indicating that petrol and diesel prices are unlikely to shift dramatically next month. According to unaudited month-end data, 95 Unleaded petrol shows a minor under-recovery of just three cents, […]

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How to prevent rats from invading your home

Nothing disturbs a serene home quite like the thought of unwelcome guests scurrying behind the walls. It is nothing more than unsettling, to discover signs of rats in your home. These clever and persistent creatures are experts at squeezing through the tiniest openings, searching for food, warmth, and shelter. The good news? With a bit […]

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WATCH: The Craft of Heritage Captured on a Century-Old Camera

Captured memories have a beautiful way of ensuring that our most treasured moments stand the test of time. The way we capture moments may have changed, but the way we make them hasn’t. Friends, fire, good sport and good beer will always get the squad together. Today sees the launch of Castle Lager’s ‘Heritage of […]

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Get your braai stand summer-ready with a quick clean

Start braai season off right with a clean braai stand. Here’s how to do it: There’s nothing like the smell of a braai drifting through the garden on a warm evening, but before you light that first fire of the season, take a moment to give your braai stand some attention. A little cleaning and […]

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South African KPMG Employee Goes Viral Over ‘Rapture’ Email

A seemingly ordinary day at KPMG South Africa took an unusual turn last week when junior accountant Mahlatse Letoka sent a mass internal email predicting an “imminent Rapture” in late September. What made the email stand out wasn’t just its apocalyptic warning, it included a 173-page attachment detailing her predictions, quickly sparking global attention. Letoka, […]

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How South Africa’s “Best Before” Shops Are Helping Families Save Big on Groceries

Saving Smarter: The Rise of “Best Before” Shops As South African households grapple with climbing food prices, a growing number of “best before” shops are providing a lifeline. These smaller, independently owned stores are challenging the big supermarket chains by selling canned foods, dried goods, toiletries, and other shelf-stable items past their “best before” date […]

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