Lifestyle

Unwrinkle your clothes without using an iron

The most universally disliked household chore is ironing. There’s no debate about it. Whether you tackle the task in bulk as the laundry comes from the line/dryer or as you need it, it can sometimes feel like an insurmountable task. Walking around in creased clothes isn’t an option, though, so what do you do? When […]

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The Good Life Show, Cape Town – A Great Success!

The highly anticipated Good Life Show took place at the CTICC this past weekend (Friday, 31 May – Sunday 2 June. Thousands of visitors, with an interest in food, health, wellness, eco-conscious living, and the environment, were welcomed by passionate exhibitors, expert chefs, culinary experts, enthusiastic speakers, and industry leaders at this ground-breaking show, which […]

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5 Signs you may be a social media addict

Occasional browsing of social media platforms may not seem bad, but how do we know when that has turned into an addiction? According to research studies, this addiction is higher in numbers among those in their adolescence stage. This is not to say that those older are immune to the addiction, as a growing more […]

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Universities and colleges open for 2025 applications

It’s the middle of the year and if you are a matriculant you should have already started looking for tertiary institutions to study for next year. An online website called University Info, gave a list of all the universities that are already open for applications and their contact details. Here are some of them: Cape […]

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Top 5 must-do activities with kids in Cape Town

From the trails of Table Mountain to the penguins of Boulder’s Beach, if you are looking for family fun in Cape Town, look no further. This guide to 5 activities to do with your kids will have you exploring the fantastic city in no time. Things to do in Cape Town with your kids: Attractions […]

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How to ease off the teething journey for your baby

Many mommies may agree that the teething season for babies and toddlers is most unpleasant, both for parents and the little ones. According to Seattle’s Children Hospital, you will notice these signs when your baby has reached the teething stage. Increased saliva and drooling. Facial rash due to the drooling. Food particles that irritate the […]

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South Africa’s first private trains set to operate soon

South Africa is predicted to see the introduction of privately operated trains within six to nine months which will benefit the economy, according to James Holley, CEO of Traxtion, Africa’s largest private rail operator. Key policy frameworks have already been established, including a national rail policy, a freight logistics roadmap, and a private sector participation […]

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Here’s how to help your grieving pet

Taking care of our pets means caring for their physical and mental well-being. Our pets become full members of our families, to the point that when one member of the family dies, our pets grieve too. Or maybe if you have multiple pets and one of them dies, the ones left experience grief. So, how […]

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Pest control tips for winter

Just when you thought you had rested from the flying pests that come with the warm weather, winters comes with a set of its own. Common winter pests are, amongst others, mice, rats, cockroaches, and spiders, as confirmed by the National Pest Management Association. You know that “spring cleaning” session you normally have at your […]

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Here’s how you can do charitable work this winter

For anyone with a heart for giving back, or looking for ways to extend a helping hand to those less fortunate, especially this winter, here are a few initiatives one could utilize. Numerous South Africans and those in need are fed via soup kitchens and feeding programs. These kitchens, whether they operate through charity or […]

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Rooibos has performance-boosting and healing properties for Comrades athletes

With intensive training underway for the Comrades Marathon on Sunday, 9 June 2024, athletes need to retain optimum health before, during, and after The Ultimate Human Race. The good news is that athletes competing in South Africa’s biggest event on the running calendar can seek restoration from a truly South African source – Rooibos tea. […]

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