Category: Starting a Family
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Hi, My name is Tank, and I’m a Rugbyholic
At age 24, my rugby career was over as two discs in my neck (C4 and C5) finally herniated to squeeze in on my spinal cord and reduce my right arm to a piece of raw calamari.
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When in Doubt, Mop up the Wee With Your Trousers
Only a mother on a time warp is capable of feeding herself, baby, pre-schooler, one dog, four cats and a parrot while microwaving baby’s bottlesand putting loads of washing into the washing machine and tumble dryer.
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How to Make the Future Work for Your Children
How early should parents start thinking about preparing their children for the challenges of adulthood? In this article, educational psychologist Lisa Anderson answers some questions about career planning for your child.
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Michael Mol, the dashing TV doctor who wants to change your life
Dreams do come true, because Michael grew up to become Dr Mol, General Practitioner, saver and changer of lives. Including, as it turned out, his own.
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What My Daughter Is Teaching Me About Being a Loud, Proud Feminist
“Oh no,” she said. “I don’t THINK so,” and then continued to rage on for a full five minutes about women and men, partnership, and equal rights.
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Ruda gesels met Evita Bezuidenhout – die Bekendste Wit Vrou in Suid-Afrika
Evita Bezuidenhout is vir meer as 40 jaar reeds ‘n Suid-Afrikaanse instelling – ambassadrise, onderhandelaar, gasvrou van formaat.
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Five Reasons Why You Should Let Your Son Play Rugby
Rugby was my favourite sport growing up. It was a big part of my youth and the upbringing of many of my friends.
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Ruda Gesels Verandering met oudmej. Suid-Afrika Wilma van der Bijl
Luister na Ruda Landman se gesprek met oudmej. Suid-Afrika Wilma van der Bijl oor die groot veranderingsoomblikke in haar lewe.
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Bok Legend Schalk Burger Jr on Overcoming Illness & Learning to Love Rugby
In this not-to-be-missed podcast with David O’Sullivan, rugby legend Schalk Burger Jr shares what he learned about life from rugby, and about rugby from life.
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A Love Letter to Durban, the Flawed & Charming City of My Birth
For all its island-style humidity and drone-sized mosquitos, Durban is, for those of us who left our childhoods there, entwined with our sense of identity.