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Bassline Live & Kayafm Present Fall in Love with Tortured Soul for one night only at the Lyric Theatre at ...
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The Kaya FM Soul Inspired Concert brought to you by Spar is back again! And this years edition promises to ...
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We are you The weather in Jozi is warming up, the Jacaranda trees are in full bloom and the sun ...
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By Motlagae Konyana A moment of a romantic baecation can sometimes be hard to find - hidden among your day-to-day ...
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By Zuko Komisa There is nothing as heartbreaking as looking for a loved one that has mysteriously disappeared from the ...
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By Motlagae Konyana It’s wedding season and, once again, it’s going to look like  everyone you know is getting married!  ...
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By: Natasha Archary   Striking a balance between understanding friend and strict parent is a trick I haven’t quite mastered ...
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By Motlagae Konyana The government has neither the means nor the will to keep an eye on what you get ...
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By Zuko Komisa Growing up, we are taught to never wear hats in the house, to give our seats in ...
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By: Natasha Archary   Blood may be thicker than water but it can’t put out fires on unstable family relationships ...
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By Motlagae Konyana Living with your romantic partner without marriage has become increasingly common in our society.  A lot of ...
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By Motlagae Konyana Child sexual abuse in South Africa is extremely high. As a parent or guardian, do you know ...
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By: Natasha Archary   I’ve been putting off writing about this for a good few months, so when I was ...
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By: Wisdom Mensah, University of West Florida In certain communities in Benin, Togo and Ghana, young virgin girls are sent ...
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By: Sheryl L Hendriks, University of Pretoria; Elizabeth Mkandawire, University of Pretoria, and Nosipho Mabuza, University of Pretoria Hunger is ...
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By: George Ogola, University of Central Lancashire The push to tax social media users is gaining momentum across Africa. Shutterstock ...
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By: Andrew Faull, University of Cape Town There’s been a decline in many crimes in South Africa but the murder ...
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By: Richard Calland, University of Cape Town Deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo is heading up the inquiry into corruption in ...
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By: Martin Plaut, School of Advanced Study Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (left) and Eritrea’s President Isaias Afwerki re-opening the ...
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By: Dirk Brand, Stellenbosch University Violent protests over the poor delivery of basic municipal services occur frequently in South Africa ...
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By: Danny Bradlow, University of Pretoria Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan left a mixed legacy. EPA-EFE/Martial Trezzini Kofi Annan ...
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By: Gift Mwonzora, Rhodes University Supporters attend a Movement For Democratic Change-Alliance campaign rally in Harare. Aaron Ufumeli/EPA The July ...
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By: Babatunde Fagbayibo, University of South Africa The Pan African Parliament in session in Midrand, South Africa. EPA/Jon Hrusa The ...
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By Sandra P. Sono I still remember that one afternoon when I felt so ashamed and I said to myself ...
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By Nomali Cele In a sick society that hates women, the first thing you will be taught is how to ...
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By Ncebakazi Manzi Boredom during my childhood gifted me with many things. A love for reading and listening to music; ...
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By Nomali Cele People who know me will likely think, well, of course, you have a problem with positivity, which ...
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By Zuko Komisa Subsistence farming has become one of the most important sources of food for Africa. Our people are ...
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By Pretty Mashinini The workplace is not the most ideal place to pursue an intimate relationship, neither is going into ...
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By: Natasha Archary As women, we tend to suffer for the sake of fashion don’t we? It takes us hours ...
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By Ncebakazi Manzi The word that comes to mind when I recall how I felt while standing at the top ...
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Masego Mafata The concept of feminism is often described as a radical western ideal that consists solely of shaming men ...
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South Africa’s Union Buildings in Pretoria. Paul Saad/Flickr, CC BY-NC-ND Mashupye Herbert Maserumule, Tshwane University of Technology South African President ...
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By: Natasha Archary I can’t remember how many dates I’ve had in Hartbeespoort this year, which makes me believe that ...
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By Scelo Hlophe Who would have ever thought that a barber day would change and become such a great experience ...
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By Zuko Komisa The Best T In The City recently hosted a cooking masterclass with Chef Mogau Seshoene, popularly known ...
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By Nomali Cele Some Afropolitans will be working through the festive season. Whether due to a lack of leave days ...
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By: Natasha Archary   Socks again? No. You think to yourself, this year you’ll be a bit more extravagant and ...
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By: Natasha Archary Many people are terrified of entering their thirties. For all the uncertainty life throws our way in ...
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By Nomali Cele Protective styling is the holy grail for black hair, especially the natural, unrelaxed textures. The protective hairstyles are ...
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By Zuko Komisa Before every year ends, it's important to go through intense self-introspection. Peeling off the layers that you've ...
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By Zuko Komisa Imagine you got a call and got your dream job offer in a different country and had ...
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By: Natasha Archary   There’s nothing, I repeat nothing, that makes a woman feel like a million bucks quite like ...
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By Nomali Cele “Data Must Fall” is a phrase that has been on most South Africans’ lips in the past ...
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By Zuko Komisa   Getting the right apps on your phone can make your life so much easier! You operate ...
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By Zuko Komisa Technology has drastically evolved that everyday new technology is being developed and shared with the world. The ...
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By: Natasha Archary   You’re dead in the water if you are yet to embrace technology in some form or ...
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By: Natasha Archary     Revenge porn Revenge porn to give you an example: Girl meets boy on online dating ...
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By: Natasha Archary   It’s virtually (no pun intended) impossible to keep up with internet trends and what goes viral ...
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By Motlagae Konyana FASHIONTECH™ AFRICA HACKATHON FASHIONTech™ Hackathon for the programme and is a 24-hour long collaborative exercise where the Threads enterpreneurs team up with ...
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By Zuko Komisa Watching Black Panther has opened many people’s minds about an Africa reimagined, the imagination of black people ...
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By Motlagae Konyana 2018 comes with a massive shift in digital transformation and marketing. There are new trends entering the ...
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By Zuko Komisa There is an obsession to be connected wherever we go across the board. Whether you are at ...
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By Nomali Cele Travelling locally is eye-opening and can be a joy. While international travel is usually touted as the ...
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By Motlagae Konyana Euphoria hydro golf lifestyle estate is minutes away from the Modimolle town center and less than two ...
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By Nomali Cele Plus a chance to win a trip on the Blue Train to the value of R32, 860! ...
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By Motlagae Konyana Ritsako game lodge is undoubtly among the perfect and ideal escapes from the city to relax in ...
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By Nomali Cele September is World Tourism Month, which is a month-long exercise meant to encourage people travelling more. Locally, ...
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By Zuko Komisa We've all found ourselves in a new city. A completely unexplored environment for various reasons, that has ...
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By Nomali Cele Last week we were invited by SA Tourism and the Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency to ...
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By: Natasha Archary   Can you believe we’re almost done with August 2018. Another two weeks left and we’ll be ...
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By Motlagae Konyana Grahamstown is surrounded by beautiful private game reserves and South African Tourism treated us to a stay ...
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By Nomali Cele We love travel, so an invite to attend a panel discussion on local travel got an instant ...
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By Zuko Komisa In an in-depth interview, Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to Human Behavioral Specialist, Educator, Internationally Published Author and Business ...
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By Nomali Cele The Black Friday Sales are returning on 23 November for the 2018 edition. Already, retailers have been ...
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By Zuko Komisa The festive season is just weeks away and you are wrapping up the year, and feeling the ...
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By Nomali Cele When times are hard, they can be hard on all fronts. Or, as the saying says, when ...
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The festive season is known to be notoriously expensive. Gifts for friends and family, holidays and, of course, the entertainment ...
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By Motlagae Konyana Requesting a raise from your employer should be an easy part of your job.  However, a lot ...
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By: Natasha Archary   Could someone give us protection from the spiraling increases in EVERYTHING? With another huge petrol price ...
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By Motlagae Konyana Having a baby is one of the most precious moments that can happen in anyone’s life and ...
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By Nomali Cele I don’t like the term “black tax”. The term and the recent swirl of analysis around it ...
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By Motlagae Konyana Most people don’t think about their credit score or credit rating unless they are getting ready to apply ...
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By Nomali Cele Movember was founded in Australia in 2003. Two buddies wanted to spend the month of November growing ...
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By: Natasha Archary   Longer, hotter days and sweltering nights, it’s not presumptuous to call it – Summer is here ...
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By: Natasha Archary   Not as limber as you used to be in your early twenties? That’s expected. As you ...
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By: Natasha Archary   World Cerebral Palsy Day is observed on 6 October. Launched in 2012 by the Cerebral Palsy ...
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By: Natasha Archary     October marks breast cancer awareness month. The focus is usually on celebrating a cancer survivor’s journey ...
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By: Natasha Archary    Earlier this month, Daytona Melrose Arch held a reveal of the McLaren Senna in South Africa ...
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By: Natasha Archary   It’s been a while since a Nissan captivated my attention. Not since I was on the ...
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By Scelo Hlophe   Buying a car in South Africa can be tricky, especially when you do not have the ...
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By Zuko Komisa So you’ve finally decided to buy yourself a new set of wheels? You've are ready to let ...
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By Mxolisi Mhlongo Toyota has introduced an SUV that seats below the popular Rav4. The new Toyota Rush is a ...
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Former Banyana Banyana captain, Simphiwe Dludlu, has warned against the hiring of foreign coaches to lead South African national teams ...
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When asked to describe Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus, Francois Louw said a man with attention to detail. Now he isn’t ...
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Caster Semenya will headline the African team for the IAAF Continental Cup taking place in September. The two-day IAAF Continental ...
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Banyana Banyana striker Jermaine Seoposenwe has revealed that she gave up the opportunity of playing professional football in Europe in ...
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South African athletes say they have to shake off the endless problems at the 21st African Athletics Championships in Asaba, ...
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Christmas Spiced Donut with Brandy Icing Festively flavoured with nutmeg, cinnamon, ginger and cloves, our ...
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R10 000 towards a new car, a wedding or your studies … It could be yours ...
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Inspirational Pork Pies Gold Medal Pork Sausages, decased and combined with a softened mixture of ...
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Every day in nearly 1000 SPAR stores across the country we find strangers showing kindness ...
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Every investor prizes a high quality company that delivers steady and predictable growth. But how ...
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Gallagher Convention Centre is the premier events venue in Gauteng. Established in 1993, Gallagher is ...
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Tavarishi (Comrades)... ...the quarter-finals are upon us! Here is my prognosis. Uruguay vs France: Edison ...
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Zhdrastvyite fytbolni fanatu (Hello football fans) I had asked a week ago if normality at ...
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Amid steady growth, relative market stability and low rates, the global economy has been described ...
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Zdravstvyite Tavarishi! (Hello Comrades) South Africans, every four years, get to adopt a country to ...
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