‘Government must be your sugar daddy’: Julius Malema to young girls

EFF leader Julius Malema has called for old-age social grants to be increased to R4,500 a month, saying the government can afford the increase by cutting wasteful expenditure and corruption. Also see: Julius Malema’s wealth and anti-poverty promises sparks debate Speaking at an EFF rally in KwaZulu-Natal on Saturday, Malema said more money should be directed […]

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Thrifting 101: A beginner’s guide to shopping at thrift stores

Thrifting can be more than a hobby; it is a great way to save money, be environmentally friendly, score unique finds, and create your own personal style. Also see: Conversation habits that instantly improve your social skills However, no matter where you shop, there are a few things you need to know as a beginner to […]

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Why ATM use is declining in South Africa

South Africans are increasingly moving away from traditional banking infrastructure as digital payments grow, and banks reduce their ATM and branch footprints. Also see: FNB enhances ATM experience for international cardholders According to BusinessTech, the decline in cash usage is forcing banks to reconsider the role of ATMs, with traditional bank-owned machines increasingly being replaced, reduced […]

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Bafana Bafana vs Egypt: 3 Egyptian players to watch

Egypt might be missing star man Mohamed Salah, but they’ve still got plenty of quality in reserve for Bafana Bafana. Also see: Bafana Bafana reach FIFA Top 50 milestone after 15 years Bafana Bafana travel to the Cairo International Stadium on Sunday evening to face Egypt in a high-profile international friendly. Pitso Mosimane’s side heads into […]

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How to stop impulse buying when stores are always at your fingertips

Impulse buying can become a problem if not checked, especially with the easy access that online stores provide. Groceries arrive within 60 minutes of ordering; some stores offer next-day delivery, and there are many stores to choose from. Also see: Affordable weekend getaways in South Africa Impulse buying and overspending then become a strong possibility. To […]

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Why laughter is Mzansi’s ultimate collective therapy

If there is one thing South Africans have perfected, it is the art of laughing through the chaos. When the lights go out, the fuel prices climb, or a fresh political drama unfolds on our timeline, Mzansi doesn’t just process the news; we meme it. Also see: WHY FINE DINING IS BECOMING LESS FORMAL AND […]

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Home maintenance jobs to prepare your house for warmer weather

As spring temperatures rise across South Africa, now is a good time to give your home some attention before the hotter months arrive. Tackling small maintenance jobs early can help prevent costly repairs, improve comfort and ensure outdoor spaces are ready for summer. Also see: How to maintain a fresh and sparkling pool in warm […]

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Summer fragrance guide: What to look for before you buy

As temperatures rise, your fragrance routine may need a seasonal refresh. A perfume that feels warm and comforting during cooler months can sometimes feel too heavy in hot weather. Also see: Azana reflects on natural beauty as a Miss South Africa Top 19 contestant Summer is often a good time to explore lighter, fresher scents […]

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