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Bridesmaid calmly removes large snake from wedding ceremony

A rather slithery unwelcome guest interrupted an Arizona wedding a few weeks ago. While the bride and groom were exchanging vows, a giant snake made an appearance, much to the shock and annoyance of onlookers. Instead of stopping proceedings, the bride’s sister, who also happened to be the bridesmaid, calmly removed the serpent with her […]

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How solo travelling could be beneficial to you

The dream of one day going to travel abroad is arguably a desire that millions of people around the world set out for themselves. There is so much we wish to see and explore that it’s almost impossible for you to be content with just being in the same town or country you grew up […]

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5 Ways to prepare your home for winter

Winter is coming! Do not get caught off guard – you should be aware of the steps that can help you winterise your home and avoid last-minute costly repairs and disruptions. Here are 5 ways to prepare to face the challenges of winter and keep your home warm, safe, and cosy suggested by WikiHow, an […]

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Dealing with a heartbreak? Try the no contact method

Dealing with a breakup can cause emotional damage but still following your ex after the breakup could be what’s preventing you from moving on. The no-contact method is a way of healing that ensures that you can move on with your life without wanting to know what your ex-partner is up to. Very Well Mind […]

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Embrace winter in style: 4 hats we love to wear

As winter wraps around us, cold winds and dry air make it pretty much unimaginable to leave the house, there’s a comforting joy in wrapping ourselves in layers of warmth while still flaunting our personal style. Among the winter essentials, hats stand out as both functional and fashionable. We’ll explore a few loved winter hats […]

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WATCH: Man details baby mama drama during Podcast and Chill session

The Podcast and Chill with MacGyver “MacG” Mukwevho, Solomzi “Sol” Phenduka and Ghostlady recently visited Gqeberha, a city that was previously known as Port Elizabeth, to host a live podcast episode. The podcast episode took place in a sold-out venue and saw Gqeberha-born artist iFani in the guest panel, while comedian Siya Seya kept the […]

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Woman details her gruesome attack on InDrive

Within a matter of a few days, another e-hailing service platform called InDrive made headlines after one of its drivers robbed and sexually assaulted a female passenger. As per reports by Women for Change– a social media account that advocates for women’s rights- states that a 21-year-old woman was allegedly raped and robbed of her […]

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Celebrating International day of the boy child this May

International Day of the Boy Child is on the 16th of May. It was founded in 2018 by Dr Jerome Teelucksingh, a university lecturer from the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. It focuses on boys well-being, their need to feel happy, healthy, and valued within family and community. It is common for countries striving for […]

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Best use of autumn leaves in your garden

The vibrant hues of oranges, red, yellow and brown leaves during the autumn season are truly a sight to behold as the leaves display a beautiful array of colours. As a natural cycle of nature, the trees will shed their leaves which will eventually fall to the ground. Many may regard these fallen leaves as […]

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