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Your future is digital: How to start a career in tech

Technology is changing the way South Africans work, learn, communicate and do business. From banking and telecommunications to healthcare, retail, government and small businesses, digital technology has become an important part of the economy. Also see: How wearable technology can increase health anxiety For young South Africans considering a career in technology, this creates opportunities […]

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‘You are loved!’: Bontle Modiselle celebrates Ntando Rambani in emotional tribute

South African dancer and media personality Bontle Modiselle has celebrated actress and television personality Ntando Rambani with a heartfelt message, praising her for the love and inspiration she gives to others. Also see: ‘I see why waiting was important’: Ntando Rambani celebrates new book launch Bontle took to social media to congratulate Ntando, affectionately referring […]

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‘Come Dine With Me South Africa’ makes a comeback with celebrities

Come Dine With Me South Africa, which has taken Mzansi by storm, is back with Season 11, this time with a twist. The cooking show will air its first-ever celebrity season. Also see: 120 Delicious dinner parties: Celebrating 10 seasons of Come Dine With Me South Africa Come Dine With Me South Africa Season 11 […]

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Suicide Prevention Month: How to spot the signs and offer support

September is an important time to raise awareness about suicide prevention and mental health. It is an opportunity to have honest conversations, challenge the stigma surrounding suicide and remind people that help is available. World Suicide Prevention Day is observed annually on 10 September. In 2026, the World Health Organisation (WHO) is continuing the theme […]

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Small signs that you may be emotionally exhausted

Emotional exhaustion does not always arrive suddenly. Sometimes, it builds quietly while you continue dealing with work, family responsibilities, relationships, financial pressures or other challenges. Also see: Why women are done chasing emotionally unavailable men According to Mayo Clinic Health System, emotional exhaustion can develop gradually when stressful or difficult circumstances continue over time. It […]

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The power of the ensemble: Why multi-character dramas are Mzansi’s favourite binge-watch

While international entertainment frequently centres on single-hero narratives, South African television thrives on the collective power of an ensemble cast. From bustling township yards and multi-generational family estates to high-stakes corporate boardrooms, multi-character sagas continue to hold the top spot for viewer retention, broadcast ratings, and social media chatter across Mzansi. Also see: The formula […]

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Things to consider when taking parenting advice as a new mom

Becoming a new mom can feel like entering a world of endless advice. From well-meaning family members to parenting influencers and social media groups, everyone seems to have an opinion on sleep, feeding, routines and what is ‘best’ for your baby. But not all parenting advice is equal — and what works for one family […]

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Team SA’s 5 stars set for Diamond League final in Brussels

South African athletics will be strongly represented when the 2026 Wanda Diamond League Final takes centre stage at the Allianz Memorial Van Damme in Brussels on Friday and Saturday, 4 and 5 September 2026. Also see: Gayton McKenzie approves R3 million funding for SA Hockey teams following backlash After a season-long campaign spanning four continents […]

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Miss SA Qhawe Mazaleni gets drenched on Spring Day: ‘I had to surrender’

Qhawekazi ‘Qhawe’ Mazaleni, who won the Miss South Africa title in 2025, joined in on the traditional Spring Day activities, getting doused with water by several excited children. The beauty queen had visited Alexandra’s Third Avenue Children’s Library, not realising that 1 September marked a day of mischievous fun for most children from the township. […]

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Deaf Awareness Month: 5 tips to help you learn SASL

September is National Deaf Awareness Month. This is when Deaf culture, sign language, and the global Deaf community are celebrated. Considering it has been three years since South African Sign Language (SASL) was made an official language, this is the best time to start learning. There are various methods and reasons to start learning SASL. […]

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Free basic electricity available: Eskom calls on qualifying households to apply

More than 577 000 households currently receive free basic electricity, Eskom says, while millions of eligible customers may still qualify for monthly support. Also see: Eskom reports R30.3 billion profit for year ended March 2026 Eskom stated that only 27% of an estimated 2.1 million eligible customers currently benefit from the programme. Eskom urged indigent households to […]

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Veteran anchor Rofhiwa Madzena back on air after controversial dismissal

Just weeks after her high-profile exit from eNCA, business news anchor Rofhiwa Madzena is back on our screens. On Wednesday, 2 September 2026, she took to social media to share the news, announcing that she had joined the Business Day TV team. Also see: Veteran anchors dismissed amid undeclared side hustle allegations Rofhiwa Madzena announces […]

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