Category: Archive
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How to plan some well-deserved me-time
Open up just about any book or online resource that covers the realm of work, and there’ll be some useful tips for staying sane while you’re under strain. But how can you take a break when there are 75 things to do and it feels like the rollercoaster you’re on suddenly sped up? Cath Jenkin…
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In the end, it’s love that matters most
It’s not the rooms in your house that count, says Nobantu Shabangu, in this tale of learning to live with change. It’s the room for love in your heart.
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On the #LoveChange Showcase: Ard Matthews’ guitar strap
It takes a lot of courage to own up to Big Mistakes – especially when it happens on live television. Ask Ard Matthews, who caused a major uproar when he forgot the words to the South African National Anthem during a live broadcast on SuperSport in 2011!
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Prof Nicola Kleyn, Dean of GIBS, on turning crisis into opportunity
Newly appointed dean of the Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS) in Johannesburg, Prof Nicola Kleyn talks to Ruda about the art and science of helping business get down to business
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Me and my filthy mouth
No amount of soap will wash out the mouth of someone who positively enjoys swearing when the occasion demands it. And that’s a @&/$*€ good thing, says mom-in-progress Kagiso Msimango
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How Trevor Noah ruined David Kibuuka’s career
Remember Dave’s Big Break, where comedian David Kibuuka Landed that Job and had a shot at stardom thanks to his stint as an eNCA sports reporter during last year’s World Cup in Brazil?
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On the #LoveChange Showcase: The Chief’s Chiefs cap
A day after appearing as a guest on The Dan Nicholl Show, Lucas Radebe didn’t reclaim any titles like heavyweight fighter Andrew ‘One Gear’ van Zyl did. He also didn’t win Celebrity MasterChef like comedian Chris Forrest.
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The vital, life-affirming oxygen of me-time
To quit your job on the verge of 50, and start all over again, is to take a deep breath of the air of change. As they say in the safety announcements, “First, put on your own oxygen mask.” Only then can you dare to fly high on the wings of new challenges. By Sonia Mather
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I don’t want kids & wish other people were okay with that
Why is it so difficult for a woman to tell the world that she doesn’t want to be a parent? Why are so many people shocked or alarmed by the idea of childlessness by choice? Jennifer Leppington-Clark gives her view.