Category: Exchange
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Hooray for the Teachers Who Changed Our Lives
A selection of Western Province players cast their minds back to school and celebrate the teachers who helped to make them who they are.
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How the Caring Hands of Rugby are Changing Lives
When injury on the field puts an untimely end to a rugby player’s playing days, a caring organisation is on hand to offer support and rehabilitation.
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Why You Need to Fix Your House For a Change
Every dream comes with a disclaimer, and in the case of domestic bliss, it is this: sooner or later, you’re going to have to renovate. Watch or read about this Iris Session to find out why.
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Why the Boks Really Need to Start Boxing Smarter
The nature of the Springbok win against the Wallabies at Loftus Versfeld confirmed the lack of long-term planning within the Springbok team over the years.
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Meet the 21st Century Sangoma Who is Teaching Big Business How to Cope With Change
Dineo Ndlanzi shares some of the answers she has found, on a journey of change and enlightenment that is uniquely South African and yet holds lessons for the world.
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Let’s talk about Adding Value to your Home
Watch our latest Iris Session with David O’Sullivan, in which he gets home improvement, to add value, advice from “Tuis” editor, Wicus Pretorius, DIY boffin Mandy Collins and Seeff Randburg MD, Chris Hajec.
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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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Now More Than Ever, South Africa Needs to Win the 2023 Rugby World Cup
The tournament must be seen as an opportunity to realise objectives for transformation, and create a boost to the economy and general sporting morale in the country.
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Life After the Curveball is Thrown
Gerhard van der Wath’s life changed forever when he was caught in a scrum that went wrong. A must-read Q&A.
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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.