Category: Change moments
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5 On-the-Money Ways to Get That Raise You Deserve
You work hard for a living. You know what you’re worth, and you can prove it by pointing at the results. So why, then, is it still so difficult to negotiate that raise you’ve earned with your own blood, sweat, and tears? Try these tips when the time is right, and you could be smiling…
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Rapelang Rabana, Evangelist of Mobile Learning
Meet the restless young entrepreneur who has become a leading light of education on the move in the world’s most upwardly-mobile continent
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Dear Well-Meaning Grownups, Kindly Respect My Kids!
A message and a plea to all baby-picker-uppers, hair-rufflers, smoochers and ag-shamers. Sometimes, babies and toddlers just want to be left alone. And be careful…sometimes, they bite! By Kagiso Msimango
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The Liberating Joys of Living Your Life in Limbo
Between countries, between homes, between opportunities and possibilities, lies a web of chaos, confusion, and un-knowingness for an expat family on the move. But if you settle into the groove and take each uncertain moment as it comes, living the in-between life can be its own best reward. By Lucille Abendanon
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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).