FlySafair named Africa’s leading low-cost airline
South African airline FlySafair has added another major accolade to its growing list of aviation achievements after being named Africa’s leading low-cost airline... Read more.
Relaxer damage vs hair loss: warning signs South African women should know
Chemical hair relaxing has long been part of the hair-care routine for many South African women. But while some breakage and thinning caused by years of chemical... Read more.
From crime dramas to quiz shows: Why South Africans are watching TV differently
There was a time when being asked what kind of television you liked came with a straightforward answer: drama, comedy, reality, crime or sport. But South African... Read more.
Need a break? 10 South African getaways to book this Tourism Month
September is here, which means Tourism Month is officially underway, and for South Africans who have spent most of the year saying, “I need a holiday,” this... Read more.
Why women’s health can no longer be an afterthought
For decades, women’s health discussions have largely focused on reproduction, pregnancy and motherhood. But health experts are increasingly calling for a broader... Read more.
South Africa takes centre stage in global fight for safer communities
South Africa is set to become the centre of the global conversation on safety when researchers, policymakers, community leaders and safety experts from more than... Read more.
Ignite Her Soul celebrates women, honours legacy of Mama Abigail Kubeka
As part of the Standard Bank Joy of Jazz programme, Ignite Her Soul brought together influential women and leading voices from the worlds of music, arts, culture,... Read more.
Brain fog, burnout and stubborn weight gain: Is your body waving a red flag?
You’re sleeping, but you’re still exhausted. By mid-afternoon, your energy has dissipated. You struggle to concentrate, your workouts feel harder than they used... Read more.
Playdates for women spark childhood nostalgia
For many women, adulting is a serious business of juggling work demands, relationships, motherhood and family responsibilities — and not falling apart while they... Read more.
Why South Africans should start planning their year-end escape now
By September, the reality of the year often starts to sink in. Long workdays, school runs, family responsibilities and financial pressures can leave many South Africans... Read more.
