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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Suzuki Auto South Africa has issued a recall affecting 543 Grand Vitara vehicles after a fault was identified with the low-fuel warning light. Also see: Toyota and Lexus recall vehicles in South Africa over safety concerns The National Consumer Commission (NCC) said it was notified by Suzuki Auto South Africa Motors (Pty) Ltd about the […]
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What happens when you bring a room full of brides-to-be together, add a beautiful brunch, trusted industry experts, leading wedding suppliers and a little fashion inspiration? You get BrideVibes — an exclusive bridal experience created to give women preparing to say “I do” a morning designed entirely around them. Also see: Bride & Co embraces culture […]
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Throughout the years, as streaming has gained more popularity, there has been a growing pattern of second seasons failing or dropping in viewership. Also see: ‘Skeem Saam’s’ emotional postpartum depression storyline receives applause This has been a phenomenon across many streaming platforms, more specifically Netflix. Many new shows hit the ground running, with record-breaking numbers in […]
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For decades, fine dining was synonymous with formality, where ritual, etiquette and polished service defined the experience. Today, luxury diners are placing greater value on something else: connection. Also see: Has fine dining lost its magic? A shift in fine dining According to the National Restaurant Association’s 2025 State of the Restaurant Industry Report, 64% of […]
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Good conversations are less about having the perfect thing to say and more about making people feel heard, respected and comfortable. The good news? A few simple conversation habits can make a noticeable difference to your social skills. Also see: Conflict resolution skills worth learning before 30 Listen before you respond According to Help Guide, […]
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It’s easy to focus on floors, bathrooms and kitchen counters when cleaning your home, but some of the items you touch every day can quietly collect dirt and germs. Also see: Safe cleaning: Avoid these detergents if you have pets Here are the household items worth adding to your regular cleaning routine. Kitchen sponges and […]
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Confidence doesn’t always come from making big changes. Often, it grows through small daily habits that help you feel more comfortable, capable and in control. Also see: How to advance your career with confidence Consider these tiny habits. Start your morning with intention How you begin the day can influence how you feel about yourself. […]
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Put a twist on a South African classic with this comforting pork bobotie. Juicy pork mince is gently spiced with curry powder, turmeric and roasted masala, then mixed with sweet dried peaches and crunchy almonds for a delicious balance of savoury, sweet and aromatic flavours. Topped with a creamy, golden egg custard and baked until […]
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Education is one of the biggest financial commitments parents may face. From school fees, uniforms and textbooks to tertiary education, the costs can add up significantly over the years. Also see: Minister Gwarube on womanhood, education and building strong foundations for Mzansi’s future For South African parents, starting an education fund early can make the […]
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In an increasingly digital world, the desire for community and human connection remains central to humanity. Whether young or old, everyone seeks it. Due to a dwindling global economy, third spaces are becoming obsolete. Also see: Preparing your pets for the festive season Younger generations find themselves joining group chats to supplement the benefits of participating […]
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Parenting a toddler can feel like navigating a daily rollercoaster. One minute your child is cuddling you; the next, they’re lying on the supermarket floor because you said no to sweets. While some toddler behaviours can be incredibly frustrating, many are a normal part of early childhood development. Also see: Why boredom is actually good […]
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