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Abdeslam Ouaddou claims first Betway Premiership award of the season

Orlando Pirates head coach Abdeslam Ouaddou has been named the Betway Premiership Coach of the Month for August, after guiding the defending champions to an unbeaten start to the 2026/27 league campaign. Also see: The PSL race to top the league after the Soweto Derby The Premier Soccer League (PSL) confirmed the Moroccan tactician as […]

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Homemade pork & leek sausage rolls

Indulge in the comforting delight of these flaky English pork & leek sausage rolls infused with aromatic sage and butter-fried leeks. Also see: Stir-fried pork with peanut and chilli Homemade pork & leek sausage rolls Makes approx. 32 rolls Prep Time: 20 minutes – Cooking Time: 25 to 35 minutes INGREDIENTS Sausage Rolls 1 leek, cleaned […]

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National Book Week: How to make self-help books work for you

National Book Week is a timely reminder that reading can be more than entertainment. In South Africa, the annual initiative encourages people to make reading part of everyday life, with the 2026 theme ‘The Books of Our Lives’ highlighting the role books can play throughout our lives. Also see: How to cultivate a reading habit in […]

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Extreme summer heat leads to historically low French wine production

The summer has not been kind in France. As of 2026, French wine production dropped by 6% from 2025 due to unprecedented heatwaves and droughts, which ultimately affected the crops. This was reported by the French agricultural ministry yesterday, the 07th of September 2026. Also see: National Red Wine Day: Choosing the right red wine for […]

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No symptoms, no problem? Why health checks still matter

Feeling healthy is reassuring, but it does not always mean everything is healthy beneath the surface. Also see: Teen skin 101: Understanding skin types and building a healthy routine Many conditions, including high blood pressure, diabetes and HIV, can develop without obvious symptoms. That is why routine health checks remain an important part of staying […]

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Rum. Gold is bringing his signature R&B vibe back to South Africa

American R&B and soul singer-songwriter Rum. Gold is set to return to South Africa for a two-night live experience, giving local fans another opportunity to experience his intimate, emotionally charged sound in person. Also see: Sun-EL Musician under fire as calls grow to cancel Zambia gig His music is characterised by warm vocals, introspective songwriting […]

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Ntando Rambani reflects on effects of grandmother’s alleged bullying

Ntando Rambani recently opened up about being bullied over her freckles, sharing the remarks her grandmother said to her, and reflecting on the standards it set for her in how to raise her children. Also see: ‘You are loved!’: Bontle Modiselle celebrates Ntando Rambani in emotional tribute Being bullied over freckles The actress, now author, sat […]

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CPUT campuses prepare to reopen as students return

The Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) is preparing to welcome students back to its campuses on Monday, 14 September 2026, as the institution resumes academic activities following weeks of disruption caused by student protests. Also see: South African autumn graduation shows pride and style Academic activities were suspended on 18 August after protests at a […]

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Sine Madondo documents her hair transplant journey

South African media personality Sinethemba ‘Sine’ Madondo is taking fans along on a personal journey as she documents her experience with a hair transplant. Also see: Internet reacts to Thobile Mseleku’s hair transplant glow-up The star recently gave her followers a glimpse into the process, sharing updates as she navigates the different stages of her […]

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How to break free from digital overload and embrace soft living

In an era of relentless connectivity, South Africans are increasingly finding themselves caught in a cycle of digital fatigue. Between instant push notifications, high-pressure career demands, and the constant urge to stay updated on social media feeds, mental health experts warn that constant online exposure is quietly pushing urban professionals toward chronic exhaustion. Also see: […]

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Alopecia Awareness Month: Breaking the stigma around hair loss

September is Alopecia Awareness Month, a dedicated time to educate the public, reduce the stigma around hair loss and support those living with hair loss conditions. It is estimated that around 2% of the global population will experience alopecia at some point in their lives, which means that roughly 1 in every 50 people may […]

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Nkosi Ndebele puts Africa on the global MMA map

Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter Nkosi Ndebele is establishing himself as one of the most compelling names in the global combat sport. After winning a PFL World Tournament match, Ndebele started making international headlines after defeating reigning champion Marcirley Alves. Also see: Pitso Mosimane calls for major changes to Bafana Bafana Man behind the champion […]

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