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Regular Breast Checks Could Save Your Life
Whether you undertake medical screenings, or simple self-examinations, it’s vital to regularly check your breasts for cancer-related abnormalities – whether you are a woman or a man. By Rodney Weidemann.
South Africa’s Rooibos-Quaffing Celebrity Hippo
Rescued as a baby after serious flooding, Jessica the hippo has become a famous movie star, tourist attraction and renowned drinker of local rooibos tea. By SA Rooibos Council.
To Bank Or Not To Bank
Monde Ndlovu, head of advocacy and thought leadership at the Black Management Forum, shares that the state-owned banking and finance industry remains fragmented and needs to be recalibrated.
Discovering The Dragon Mountains
The Drakensberg is renowned for its pastel-coloured jagged peaks, the world’s largest collection of rock art, and the place where verdant valleys meet. Yet Iga Motylska discovers that The Berg’s outdoor activities are as big a drawcard for travellers as its landscapes.
Making Social Justice Matter: A Research Chair’s Social Justice Quest
Professor Thuli Madonsela shares that while there are many milestones to celebrate around the social justice movement, the South Africa we want to see in the years to come needs a shared vision so we can advance social justice pursuits.
South Africa’s Brand Positioning Amid Global Uncertainty
Nation branding can serve as a catalyst for global competitiveness, shares Brand SA’s acting CEO, Sithembile Ntombela.
Be Smart, Eat Right
Smartfood or superfood refers to a variety of healthy foods containing active ingredients that, when consumed, have a positive effect on our bodies. By Itumeleng Mogaki.
Still In Pursuit Of Justice
Lukhanyo Calata shares how restorative justice is still, in part, elusive for many of the families of our fallen struggle heroes.
Could South Africa’s Gene-Editing Regulations Decrease Local Food Security?
According to some experts, South Africa’s gene editing legislation is extremely short-sighted and doesn’t bode well for food security concerns, reports Busani Bafana.
Closing The Inequality Gap
In an increasingly unequal world, what power does education have in achieving equality? Tiisetso Tlelima finds out.
Capitalising On Cannabis
Cannabis holds lucrative promise for small-scale farmers, but can it deliver? Duma Gqubule investigates.
Skills Demands And The Role Of TVETs
How equipped are higher education institutions to deal with the modern economy? By Denise Mhlanga.
Here And Queer
Ongoing issues facing the LGBTQIA+ community in South Africa require attention and action now, writes Tamsin Wort and Jade Jacobs.
Food Scraps – More Useful Than You Think
South African companies are driving innovative household waste recycling projects that put food scraps to good use, writes Trevor Crighton.
Designer Home, Lush Views
Well-known South African personality Melinda Bam designed her home in the lush surrounds of a game reserve where views are unobstructed and natural light and a sense of gratitude are in abundance, writes Nia Magoulianiti-McGregor.
Excavating The Tenets Of Ubuntu
Andile Nomlala, BMF president, shares why it is critical to unearth the leadership philosophy of South Africa’s leaders.
Restoring A Healthy Metabolism
With weight-loss efforts and fad diets on the rise, many people don’t realise they may be sabotaging their efforts by working against their metabolism and undermining their wellbeing.
New ASM Policy And Resettlement
Guidelines: progress, but grey areas remain. By Nomsa Mbere, partner and Jaqui Pinto, senior associate at Webber Wentzel.
An Unjust Education System
Professor Jonathan Jansen, Professor of Education at Stellenbosch University and president of the Academy of Science of South Africa, shares how we should deal with the visible injustice framing our children’s schooling experience.
Reset, Rebuild, Recover And Buy Local
Localisation is the key driver of economic recovery, writes Eustace Mashimbye, Proudly South African CEO.
