Category: Archive
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Q&A: Maya Fisher-French, a Maven of Money
Meet the popular financial columnist and author whose sound advice on saving and spending money can help turn your small change into a small fortune
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How the Pet Fairies Brought Us a New Furry Friend
His name is Jake, and he’s the latest addition to our pet-crazy family. And surely it wasn’t a coincidence that he’s exactly the sort of dog we were looking for. Which must prove, too, that the pet fairies are real. By Cath Jenkin
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How I Learned to Stop Worrying & Love Load-Shedding
It’s time to stop whining when the lights go out. With a bit of ingenuity and a moderate investment in alternative forms of energy, you too can take the first steps towards living happily off the grid. Take that, Eskom! By Adam Oxford
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Don’t let your debt drag you down!
Many households are feeling the pinch thanks to interest rate hikes and inflation. Part of this pinch is struggling to manage debt. What should be prioritised? Letitia Watson shares some thoughts (and facts).
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Ferial Haffajee, a shy radical & fighter for Change
Ferial sat down with Ruda to chat about change, race, the future of media, and the continuing battle to make sense of our mad and mixed-up nation.
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Dear diary, you’re driving me crazy!
Slaves to our online calendars, we bounce from meeting to meeting at work, and from activity to activty at school and home. The Outlook for tomorrow, and the days yet to come? Busy, busy, busy. Which is why it’s more important than ever to schedule some time for yourself, advises Sam Wilson I remember when…
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Let’s not judge other mothers for their choices
Motherhood is a tough enough proposition without the unwanted and often unwarranted advice of people who may think they mean well. There are no right or wrong choices. Only choices that work best for mothers, in the best interests of their children. By Mandy Collins