Sarah Langa launches her own lush interior design studio
After years of inspiring audiences through fashion, travel and luxury lifestyle, Sarah Langa has ...
Banyana Banyana to fight for survival in crucial match against Burkina Faso
Banyana Banyana face a defining moment as they battle to keep their hopes alive in a crucial encounter against Burkina Faso on 4 August 2026 at 10pm. Also see: WAFCON: Banyana Banyana fight back with late equaliser With their future in the competition on the line, the South African women’s national team will need courage, discipline, and determination to secure... Read more →
Jojo Robinson opens up about choosing fat grafting over fillers
Reality TV star and entrepreneur Jojo Robinson has candidly shared why she decided to undergo fat grafting instead of opting for traditional dermal fillers, offering fans an honest look into her cosmetic enhancement journey. Also see: Jojo Robinson’s skin cancer warning sparks a bigger health conversation Known for documenting aspects of her life with her followers, The Real Housewives of Durban... Read more →
Finding each other again: Reconnecting as partners after baby
The birth of a baby is a life-changing experience that transforms a couple’s relationship. While many parents focus on caring for their newborn, the transition into parenthood can also bring unexpected changes to emotional closeness, body confidence, communication, and sexual intimacy. Also see: Financial red flags in romantic relationships Rebuilding intimacy after childbirth is not simply about returning to a... Read more →
Popular takeaway orders secretly raising dehydration risk
While a tantalising takeaway order can charm your taste buds and satisfy your stomach, the greasy meal or snack can increase the risk of dehydration. A July 2026 report on fluid loss from takeaways found that doughnuts are the most dehydrating food you can order. Also see: Gut health myths that experts want debunked A new study by Instant Hydration determined... Read more →
How women can put themselves on their financial priority list
As South Africa marks Women’s Month this August, research suggests that while women form the financial backbone of many households, they also experience more financial stress and fewer opportunities to build long-term wealth than men. Women generate income, manage household budgets, pay for essentials such as food, transport, and school fees, support extended family members, and make the daily financial... Read more →
