Category: Change moments
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My Crazy Tour With the South Africans who Won the World Cup in Japan
On the eve of the Rugby World Cup, setting the scene for a hard-fought, hoped-for victory by the Boks, a university team from Cape Town claimed their own global crown, in a city of millions that is almost eerie in its orderliness.
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Chatting Change Episode 5: How actress-baker Renate Stuurman found a way to bake her cake and eat it too
When you have too much month left over at the end of your money, and the bills keep piling up, there’s only one thing you can do. Or two things, or three, or maybe even more.
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Hitched
Hitched is an amazing resource of information and links to a large number of the suppliers you’ll need to work with to pull off a wedding.
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Aimee Barrett-Theron, the shy little girl who grew up to be an Olympic rugby ref
Aimee Barrett-Theron was 12 years old, watching the Sydney Olympics on TV, when she turned to her mom and said: “One day, I’m going to be there.” Never underestimate the power of a childhood dream, especially when it’s expressed as a goal.
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Chatting Change Episode 4: Star realtor Thato ‘TT’ Mbha on finding a home for your dreams
Whether your dream home is a multi-storey mansion overlooking a golf course, a penthouse among the clouds, or a chic little lock-up-and-go in a gated estate, there’s a lot more to putting down roots than dreaming beyond your means.
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Half-time Chat with Siv & the Ndugane Twins
Half-time Chat with Siv Ngesi is made just for you by BrightRock. In each episode Siv talks to prominent rugby personalities about their rugby journeys and how they deal with change in their lives.
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Luminosity
As we enter our advanced years and retirement, staying sharp and keeping your mind engaged becomes increasingly important.
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Why the best rugby is played in the eye of a storm
With the Rugby World Cup taking a breather as a typhoon swept in, the time was right for a reflection on the way the game thrives when the winds of change are raging all around it
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Chatting Change Episode 3: What you need to know about bringing up children in a multicultural household
In a country with 11 official languages, and a rich legacy of traditions, practises, and beliefs, culture is an anchor to ancestry and a bridge to the future.