South African celebs share how they’re spending Easter weekend
There’s so much to love about the Easter weekend – the extra-long break, family lunches, sponta...
Sinner and Sabalenka both win the Miami Open and join the Sunshine Double club
No rain delays could slow down Jannik Sinner from winning his second Miami Open title, capping off a historic four-week run in which he became the eighth man to achieve the demanding Sunshine Double, winning both Indian Wells and the Miami Open. Also see: Don’t miss these major upcoming tennis tournaments Jannik Sinner won the Miami without dropping a set. Speaking in... Read more →
Autumn skin reset: How to repair summer damage
As the seasons shift and the light softens, autumn invites a slower, more intentional approach to beauty. After months of sun exposure, saltwater, sweat, and perhaps a little too much spontaneity with SPF reapplication, your skin is likely craving restoration. Also see: Morning vs Night Skincare Routine: What Matters Most for Healthy, Glowing Skin Think of autumn as your skin’s reset button — a time to... Read more →
Why a workstation sink might be your kitchen’s best upgrade
Let’s be honest – your kitchen sink sees things. From late-night snack clean-ups to Sunday roast prep, it’s the unsung hero of the home. But what if your sink could do more than… sink duties? Enter the workstation sink: the multitasker you didn’t know your kitchen was missing. Also see: Tea towels: Your kitchen’s unsuspecting bacteria hotspot So, what exactly is... Read more →
How to stay consistent with exercise when the mornings turn dark and cold
As the seasons shift and mornings grow darker, colder, and quieter, even the most disciplined routines can start to slip. The early alarms feel harsher, the bed feels warmer, and suddenly your summer workout consistency feels like a distant memory. Also see: How long it really takes to build your glutes – and exercises that make the biggest difference But this... Read more →
April price hikes: How consumers can adapt
With South African motorists taking the hit on the fuel price hike this April, other goods and services will inevitably follow suit. The spike is being driven by a combination of what is happening around the world. This commotion is putting pressure on the country with additional levies which have come into effect at the start of April. The levy increases are expected to place a significant strain on already stretched... Read more →
