As spring temperatures rise across South Africa, now is a good time to give your home some attention before the hotter months arrive. Tackling small maintenance jobs early can help prevent costly repairs, improve comfort and ensure outdoor spaces are ready for summer. Also see: How to maintain a fresh and sparkling pool in warm […]
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Across the African continent, festival culture has undergone a radical transformation over the past three decades. What once functioned primarily as localised community rituals and state-sponsored heritage celebrations has evolved into a multi-billion-rand creative economy ecosystem. Also see: SCATTERLINGS MUSIC FESTIVAL BRINGS MANY TOGETHER IN SUCCESSFUL DEBUT Driven by rapid urbanisation, digital global connectivity, and […]
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Have you ever followed a cookbook recipe to a T, using the exact measurements, temperature settings, timing, and cooking methods, and the meal still fell short? Also see: Healthy high-protein meals for busy days Perhaps the flavour didn’t live up to expectations, or it was a bit overcooked, or the dish doesn’t look like the picture. […]
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WhatsApp has become an essential communication tool for millions of people, but its popularity also makes it an attractive target for scammers. Also see: WhatsApp introduces new changes for parents and children in South Africa Fraudsters may use messages, calls, fake job offers, investment opportunities or even impersonate friends and family members to convince people […]
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South Africa’s creative landscape is experiencing a dynamic transformation, driven by an interconnected ecosystem of physical spaces where fashion, music, art, and community intersect. Also see: YOUNGSTACPT WEIGHS IN ON THE MODERN CREATIVE INDUSTRY Across the country, and particularly in culture hubs like Cape Town and Johannesburg, these curated spaces offer creatives a home base […]
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Road trips are a great way to travel and explore the country to see places, sites, and scenery you don’t usually see in your day-to-day life. Also see: Sleep tourism: Why travellers are choosing rest over busy itineraries A road trip is also a great way to create more memories in one trip. Stopping in […]
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International Day of Non-Violence is observed on 2 October each year, coinciding with the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi. The United Nations established the day in 2007 to promote non-violence through education and public awareness and to encourage a culture of peace, tolerance and understanding. Also see: Cassper Nyovest faces backlash after condemning Rick Ross amid […]
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October is widely regarded as the busiest month for events. There are events for everyone and every niche, from music and festivals to art and theatre. It can be difficult to keep up with the flood of announcements and promotional videos and decide which events you want to attend and how to plan for them. […]
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The festive season is here, and so is the time for hosting friends and family, braais, and parties. This may sound like chaos for the person responsible for hosting, planning, money, menus, and the mental load, threatening to bring dread to what is meant to be a festive time. Also see: How to declutter your digital […]
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You don’t need to spend a fortune to escape the city for a weekend. South Africa is packed with small towns, mountain retreats, coastal gems and countryside destinations where travellers can enjoy a change of scenery without turning a short break into a major expense. Also see: 25 Amazing Weekend Getaways in South Africa You […]
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As the summer heat settles over the Mother City, residents and international visitors alike are gearing up to make the most of South Africa’s premier coastal holiday season. Also see: IN SEEKING COMMUNITY, ARE GROUP CHATS REPLACING THIRD SPACES? With its world-famous natural landmarks, buzzing open-air event culture, and endless ocean horizons, Cape Town transforms […]
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We live in an era of constant digital noise. From unread email badges hovering in the hundreds to flooded photo galleries and endless browser tabs, our devices often feel less like productivity tools and more like sources of quiet anxiety. Also see: BEYOND HERITAGE MONTH: PRESERVING SOUTH AFRICA’S INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES IN THE DIGITAL AGE While […]
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