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You could go to Van Stadens for a trail run and come home with an indigenous plant. Or you could go for the plants, cheer on the runners and make a morning of it.
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By Robin Meyers I was recently invited to a JAECOO launch, where two vehicles sitting side by side got me thinking about a question more drivers are going to face: what is the difference between a hybrid electric vehicle and an electric vehicle, and which one would actually suit your life?
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As South Africans prepare to celebrate Heritage Day, diversity and inclusion specialist Devan Moonsamy asks a difficult question: Which parts of our inheritance deserve to be preserved, and which should end with us? By Devan Moonsamy On 24 September, South Africa will do what it does best: gather. There will be flags and beadwork and…
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By Thandolukayise Shangase and Sikhulule Moyeni For many girls, a love for football begins long before they run onto a cheering stadium for the first time. The love begins on kasi streets or dusty fields, playing for local teams after school. The love begins despite doubts from families and communities who believe idiski is only…
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By Lauren Hewitt Qualified Chartered Accountant CC Kirk brings a different perspective to the world of detective fiction, using her financial expertise to explore the motives and money trails behind crime.
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Most motorists insure their vehicles against accidents, theft and damage. But what happens when a gearbox, electrical component or another major part simply stops working?
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Eleanor Douglas-Meyers Social media has introduced tweens and teens to overflowing beauty cabinets, complicated 10-step routines and ingredients such as retinol and exfoliating acids before many of them need more than a good face wash. Woolies Beauty Walmer Park shares the essentials:
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The deaths of eight women currently being investigated in Ekurhuleni have reignited fear and anger across South Africa. While authorities are investigating possible connections between the cases, police have not confirmed that the deaths are the work of a serial killer or a single perpetrator.
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From “boner bubbaloo” adverts to the women and girls in his life whose pain was overlooked, Mvume Ndimba questions why medicine appears far quicker to improve men’s comfort than to take women’s health seriously.
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By Zisanda Mnyombolo & Sikhulule Moyeni With scarce jobs and a sluggish economy, young South Africans are frequently exhorted to start businesses or find gig work. These ‘side hustles’ provide much-needed cash for transport, food, rent, tuition or data. But the pressure of hustle and grind is taking a toll on youth mental and emotional…
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