Having a bank account isn’t just about keeping your money safe. It’s about having financial security, making payments easily, and accessing services that improve your life. Do you know what your bank owes you? Banks are required to treat all customers fairly and cannot discriminate based on income, gender, race, or background. However, despite these […]
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Water is one of our most valuable resources, and National Water Week (20-26 March) in South Africa serves as an important reminder to conserve and protect it. The Department of Water and Sanitation encourages everyone to use water sparingly to ensure access for all, while the broader Water Month campaign aligns with the United Nations’ […]
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If you are in Cape Town, you must have gotten used to a full week of heavy rain at this point. You have probably tried many ways to keep yourself and your house safe from this very wet season. It doesn’t hurt to try out many other safe precautions to make sure you and your […]
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Residents in parts of the Western Cape have been warned of an impending cold front that’s set to hit the city on Thursday into next week, with damaging winds set for parts of the city. According to the South African Weather Services (SAWS), the issued a level 1 yellow warning in parts of the Western […]
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You probably think you are the only one with a fear of rain, I also thought I was crazy. Until I researched and figured that my feelings were not invalid and that there was a name for this fear, it’s called ombrophobia. According to a report by the Cleveland Clinic, ombrophobia is an intense fear […]
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It is the wet season again in South Africa and many people believe that being soaked in the rain can cause colds, fevers, and flu-like symptoms. Typically, after becoming wet, even from a light sprinkle of rain, one begins to feel ill. The first symptom is sneezing, followed by muscle soreness and fever. This poses […]
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