Lifestyle

Explore timeless charm and contemporary vibrancy in the town of McGregor

About 20km from Robertson on a good tarred road lies the charming village of McGregor. There, you can find good wines, delicious food and some of the most attractive 19th-century architecture in the Western Cape. A meander through Voortrekker Street will unveil quaint Cape Dutch architecture, inviting cafes, artisanal shops offering local crafts and the […]

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Exploring South Africa’s longest wine region

The Klein Karoo Wine Route in the Southern Cape is home to the most diverse wine regions in South Africa. The easternmost wine-producing region in the country stretches along Cape Route 62 in the west to the Outeniqua in the east, making it the longest wine route in the world. Most of the vineyards in […]

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This is why dried fruit is good for you

Whenever you think of venturing into a healthy diet, fruit is definitely your second option after vegetables. Fruits are a source of vitamins and nutrients needed by the body to fully function and maintain good health. If that’s the case then, what about dried fruit? Does it have the same effect? This is what nutritionists […]

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How to determine the strength of your relationship

Recognising a relationship’s strengths and potential areas for development is essential to navigating its complexity. Experts say you can get a better idea of the strengths and developments of your relationship by evaluating the following factors: Gary W. Lewandowski Jr., the author of Stronger Than You Think: The 10 Blind Spots That Undermine Your Relationship, […]

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Nigerian man breaks Guinness World Record for longest twerking time

Internet users react to a Nigerian man Babajide Adebanjo who broke the record for having the longest twerking time. In a viral Facebook video, Babajide danced for more than three hours leading him to be awarded the Guinness World Record, an accolade most people can only dream of having. From being the shortest or tallest […]

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Former minister, Lindiwe Sisulu files criminal complaint against influencer

Lindiwe Sisulu, a prominent figure in South African politics and intelligence, has taken a stand against what she perceives as damaging rhetoric being made online. Lindiwe has filed a criminal complaint against Muhammad Suliman Vawda, who operates on social media under the handle @Goolammv. The affidavit, which The Star has reviewed, details Lindiwe’s allegations against […]

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Benefits of eating bitter gourd

Bitter gourd, also known as bitter melon, is a great addition to any diet due to its many health advantages despite its distinct bitter flavour. It is commonly grown in tropical climates and enjoyed as a vegetable and fruit. Here is a list of benefits of eating bitter gourd: It consists of important nutrients Healthline, […]

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WATCH: Learners cross dress as their teachers

Internet users react to a hilarious video of learners dressing up as their favourite teachers. TikTok content creator @shobisto posted a video on the app, of learners at his school dressed like their teachers. In the video, learners are wearing outfits impersonating their teachers. Cross-dressing in many South African schools has become a very popular […]

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Rediscover freshness at The President Hotel’s newly refurbished Botany Café

The all-new Botany Café, a newly refurbished contemporary grab-and-go café brings Bantry Bay a fresh, healthy, and sustainably sourced dining experience. The café offers a refreshing poolside deli experience for locals and visitors alike. Botany Café draws its name from Botany Bay, now known as Bantry Bay, inspired by the botanical garden that was planted […]

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Here are a list of challenges and opportunities for first-time home buyers in SA

Contrary to the growing belief among estate agents that young South Africans lack the financial means to enter the property market, data from Standard Bank reveals a contrasting reality. According to Business Tech, mortgage acquisitions by buyers under 35 years old have mostly declined since 2010. This excludes a brief uptick in 2020/21 during record-low […]

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