‘I want people to dance, to feel free’: Mörda Bongz ahead of his Mandela Day performance with Soweto Gospel Choir
Mörda Bongz says he wants to give people what they seem to yearn for when requesting gospel ditties at groove.
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Medihelp strengthens growth and engagement team with key new appointments
As part of its commitment to fostering meaningful partnerships and supporting advisers and employer groups, Medihelp Medical Scheme has announced the appointment of three experienced professionals to its Growth and Engagement team.
Read MoreUgandan hospital C-Care IHK raises the bar for healthcare in East Africa
In a resounding reaffirmation of its leadership in clinical excellence and operational precision, C-Care IHK has once again been accredited by Cohsasa, achieving an exceptional compliance score of 98 and securing a further three-year full accreditation award.
Read MoreStyle on a Budget: Let's talk about thrifting
Trends change by the minute and fast fashion reigns supreme. But there’s a quiet revolution happening and it starts in the thrift aisle.
Read MoreAkinola Davies Jr. , director of 'My Father’s Shadow', is shaping the future of Nigerian cinema
British-Nigerian filmmaker Akinola Davies Jr. made history at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival with his debut feature, My Father’s Shadow—the first Nigerian Film to be officially selected for the festival's prestigious lineup.
Read MoreChild abuse accelerates cellular ageing
Research conducted in Japan found that child abuse accelerates cellular ageing and disrupts a child’s attention to people’s eyes. In the study, researchers investigated both biological ageing and social attention in maltreated preschoolers.
Read MoreNavigating the new workforce: Flexibility as a strategic advantage
While remote and hybrid working was originally viewed as a temporary arrangement driven by the pandemic, the continuation of these flexible models has proven that modern employment has forever been redefined.
Read MoreZorora Sofas: Designed for living, crafted with purpose
In a world increasingly drawn to the ephemeral, Zorora Sofas offers a return to permanence, where every curve, seam and silhouette is crafted not just for comfort, but with conscience.
Read MoreTourism budget proposes R2.4bn for 2025/26
Minister of Tourism Patricia de Lille has delivered the Budget Vote for the 2025/26 financial year, unveiling a R2.43bn allocation focused on sustaining tourism growth, job creation, and sector transformation across South Africa.
Read MoreCape Town dining guide: must visit events this July
Join COY for an ocean-inspired culinary journey paired with Hamilton Russell Wines. Expect seafood-led dishes rooted in African coastal traditions, with breathtaking vineyard views.
Read MoreSavanna brings the flavour, fashion and funny to Durban July
If there’s ever a debate about who throws the best weekend parties in South Africa, Savanna Premium Cider firmly holds the crown.
Read MoreCardi B stuns with head-turning couture moments in Paris
Cardi B has always understood the assignment, and this week in Paris, she delivered a couture masterclass that had the fashion world utterly captivated. With a string of striking ensembles and signature flair, the rapper turned heads at every turn, cementing her place not just in the front row, but at the heart of Paris Couture Week.
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