World Poetry Day: 5 Poets worth knowing in South Africa
World Poetry Day is celebrated annually on March 21, with poets worldwide using imaginative, rhythm...
A tough draw awaits Carlos Alcaraz at the Miami Open
The Miami Open draw is finally out, and a second-round showdown between Carlos Alcaraz and Joao Fonseca is almost set. That will only come to fruition if Fonseca defeats Fabian Marozsan in the opening match. Also see: Aryna Sabalenka and Jannik Sinner dominate at the Indian Wells Masters Alcaraz’s possible path to the final also includes Sebastian Korda in round three, Karen Khachanov... Read more →
How designer Lukhanyo Mdingi merges heritage and luxury fashion
Lukhanyo Mdingi, a South African fashion designer, is renowned for his rich and tactile designs that possess a distinct, one-of-a-kind quality. His brand is also deeply rooted in social impact work. Also see: How social media changed our view of fashion and how we dress The Lukhanyo Mdingi label was founded in Cape Town in 2015, driven by a core... Read more →
Do you know your rights? 5 things all South Africans should know
Human Rights Day often focuses on the history of freedom and democracy. This year, it also marks 30 years since the adoption of South Africa’s Constitution. Chapter 2 of the Constitution entails the Bill of Rights which affirms democratic values of human dignity, equality and freedom. Also see: ‘Let us treat every person with dignity,’ Ramaphosa urges ahead of Human... Read more →
Feeling stressed? These are the best stress relievers to try
If you are constantly stressed and it’s beginning to make you angry and grouchy, stress relievers are what you need. They can help bring back calm and peace to your busy life. Everyone experiences stress, as it is your body’s physical and emotional response to new or challenging situations. Stress levels can increase when facing issues related to work, school, health, and relationships. Also see: Why focusing... Read more →
The untold truth: The financial burden of gambling in South Africa
As the boom in online gambling across the country gathers pace, the government is planning to hike taxes to contain addiction risks. According to Reuters, the government has proposed a national 20% tax on online gambling profits, which it says would more than double the revenue from the sector to 10 billion rand ($607 million) annually from 4.8 billion currently. The draft bill will be presented to lawmakers this year,... Read more →
