How TV changed the way we show up for friends
The way we watch television has quietly but profoundly changed the way we live and the way we show up for one another. Once, television was a shared experience.... Read more.
Why New Year’s resolutions fail all the timeÂ
Every January, millions of South Africans recommit to becoming better versions of themselves. Fitness goals are set, business plans drafted, and personal growth... Read more.
How living in SA shaped a doctor’s passion to create leading global skincare brand
For Dr Andrew Birnie, South Africa has never been just another destination on a travel map. After more than two decades of regular visits, professional collaborations... Read more.
Protecting young eyes in the digital age
As learners across South Africa head back to the classroom, eye health experts are sounding the alarm over the growing impact of excessive screen time on children’s... Read more.
Julius Malema case | ‘Sentencing must balance rehabilitation with deterrence, societal safety’
As the East London Magistrate’s Court continues to consider issues of responsibility, risk, regret, and the wider ramifications of firearm-related offences... Read more.
Convicting Julius Malema will leave many communities in limbo, argues defence
Julius Malema, the leader of the EFF, appeared before the East London Magistrate’s Court on Friday for pre-sentencing proceedings in his firearm-related case,... Read more.
Cervical cancer: Early detection can change everything in the fight against disease
As South Africa marks Cervical Awareness Month, experts are urging women to act now, reminding the nation that cervical cancer is preventable, yet continues to claim... Read more.
Steers takes action after viral video of staff doing gardening work
Fast-food chain Steers has publicly condemned a viral video showing restaurant staff performing gardening work outside one of its outlets. In a statement issued... Read more.
Vanderbijlpark scholar transport death toll rises to 14, driver to appear in court
Two more learners passed away from their injuries in the hospital early on Thursday morning, bringing the total number of fatalities from the tragic scholar transport... Read more.
 Why the skincare craze targeting children should alarm us all
Skincare was once a rite of passage into adulthood, a concern linked to ageing, stress and environmental damage. Today, it has crept into childhood, and not quietly.... Read more.


