Category: Archive
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Why I Wish I Had Been More Selfish on my Wedding Day
It’s your right to have the wedding of your dreams, at the venue of your dreams. So don’t let anything stand in your way, says Gilda Narsimdas
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On the #LoveChange Showcase: Graeme Smith’s baby’s booties
Graeme Smith is a left-handed cricket legend when it comes to batting. Not only has he won a number of cricketing awards, he’s also known as the captain who restored South Africa and the world’s confidence in the Proteas.
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On the #LoveChange Showcase: Shelley Russell’s Debut Hockey Top
Shelley Russell is one of South Africa’s brightest hockey stars. She’s been a Springbok for nine years and has played over 230 caps for South Africa. Shelley has attended two Olympic Games and is hoping to add a third one to her list.
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8 Smart Ways to Save a Fortune on Your Monthly Internet Bill
As data costs rise, so do tempers. Keep both your temper and data use in check with these helpful suggestions. By Kirsty Bisset
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Marriage Doesn’t Make You One, It Makes You Two of a Kind
Forget the old-fashioned idea that marriage is a union that turns two people into one. Rather, it’s the way we work with our differences that makes a marriage work. By Kojo Baffoe
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On the #LoveChange Showcase: Ron Rutland’s Cycling Shoes
Ron Rutland cycled 43 000 kilometres through every country in Africa to attend one of the most legendary matches in Rugby World Cup (RWC) history – the Springboks’ 32-34 loss against Japan at their 2015 RWC opening match in Brighton in England.
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Soapie star Hlubi on life, love, change, & lobola
Life only begins at the end of a comfort zone. That’s the love-change philosophy that lures and guides Hlubi Mboya on her journey from one challenge and opportunity to the next
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Why I Don’t Want to Fall Into Marriage Until I Fall in Love
Marriage was once seen as an obligation for young women. But the world has changed, whatever grandmothers may say to their defiantly single granddaughters. By Nobantu Shabangu
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Why the stuff of happiness isn’t stuff
It’s a truth that the more we have, the more we want – and the more we get, the more burdensome of all the ‘stuff’ becomes. Sean O’ Connor asks if it’s worth it
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The terrifying thought of having to pursue a career after school
Beyond the school gates lies a world of opportunity and possibility. But how are you supposed to know what to do with your life once the final bell rings, asks Raphael Bromilow