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We spend so much time trying to get back to the bodies we had in our twenties that we sometimes forget those bodies belonged to people living very different lives. As we get older, our health needs change too, and one South African medical practitioner believes it’s time we started measuring wellbeing by more than…
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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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By Nomndeni Motha Most of us have something we say we want, but wanting the outcome and committing to the process are two very different things. In her latest column for 041Online, Nomndeni Motha explores the gap between intention and action, the comfort of always starting tomorrow and the difficult choices real change demands.
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It is available at midnight, it doesn’t judge you and you don’t need medical aid to use it. It is perhaps unsurprising, then, that South Africans are increasingly turning to AI chatbots when they are anxious, overwhelmed or simply need somewhere to put their thoughts. But mental health professionals warn that there is an important…












