Losing sight of your little one in a mall or at a busy event is every parent’s nightmare. Children are so curious that you need to pay attention to them all the time, especially in crowded places. While it is great to explore and expose your young ones to new experiences, safety should always be a top priority. Also […]
Read more...
Running is a rewarding activity. It is a fantastic way to stay healthy, boost your mood and enjoy the outdoors. However, safety should always come first. As a runner, it is important to do what you can to ensure that your runs are safe, enjoyable and injury-free. Here are some essential safety tips every runner […]
Read more...
Travelling overseas is a dream because one gets to explore the world, meet different people and learn different cultures while tasting different foods. Be it that you are travelling for pleasure or work, one needs to take precautions and do a thorough research about their destination. This is to avoid being mugged, kidnapped or physically […]
Read more...
Having kids comes with a lot of changes, and these changes come fast. Before you know it, your tiny baby will become a lot more mobile—rolling, crawling, or even pulling themselves up to stand. Baby-proofing your home is essential to keep your little one safe. When to baby-proof your home A bundle of joy at […]
Read more...
During the festive season, all coastal cities face one problem: overcrowded beaches as it is one of the famous stops for holidaymakers. Here is a list of safety tips that may be helpful and prevent the drowning of everyone who wishes to visit the beach: Swim where and when lifeguards are on duty– The National […]
Read more...
Summer season is upon us, what better way to hustle for a hot body than to hike a mountain. This is not as easy as it seems, as many dangers linger in the mountain such as attacks, muggings and some falling off the mountain which may lead to serious injuries or death. According to Arrive […]
Read more...
The festive season is upon us and many South Africans are gearing up to skip town for a well-deserved break. But before you head on your way, make sure you are leaving your beloved home in safe hands and that you’ve taken all the necessary precautions to safeguard yourself against burglaries and damages. Marius Kemp, […]
Read more...
According to the latest crime statistics from the SA Police Service (SAPS; April to June 2024) break-ins at residential premises decreased by 7.4% year-on-year and robberies increased by only 0.2% year-on-year, but are up by almost 1.3% from the preceding quarter. King Price Insurance’s client experience partner, Wynand van Vuuren, explains the difference between ‘break-ins’ […]
Read more...
Many of us are holding out for the break that the December holidays bring, but it’s still important to prioritise your safety. There are a number of important factors to consider when visiting a holiday destination. These include booking secure accommodation and knowing which beaches are best for swimming, memorising where your nearest hospital and […]
Read more...
Whether you’re lifting weights, running, or doing yoga, protecting your back is crucial for fitness, and to reduce the risk of back pain later on. Here are 10 tips to keep your back safe during exercise. 1. It starts with a good warm up A proper warm-up is essential for preventing injury, especially to your […]
Read more...
As winter approaches many of us find ourselves commuting in the dark. Whether you’re heading to work or school, safety is important during these early morning hours. Here are some essential tips to ensure you stay safe while waiting for public transport in the dark winter mornings. Wear Reflective Clothing: Visibility is key when it’s dark. Wear reflective clothing or accessories like armbands […]
Read more...
A 2024 study* found that 58.3% of millennials worldwide are willing to travel alone with solo travelling being more popular among females at 72% compared to 28% men. Naomi Bhuda, Inland Regional Sales Manager for ANEW Hotels & Resorts says there is a misconception that solo travellers are single. “For most women, solo travel is […]
Read more...