For students to excel in their educational journey, a solid foundation in early childcare development and the foundational phase of their schooling, Grade 000 to Grade 7, is crucial. What is early childcare development? Early childcare development (ECD) is more than playing with friends and colouring-in. It is a student’sContinue Reading
Creating generational wealth is not an easy feat, which often takes sacrifice, discipline and most importantly a well-crafted financial plan that needs to include the right life insurance protection for your life stage. Going UpThe concept of generational wealth has seen somewhat of a rise in popularity in recent history,Continue Reading
Immunotherapy medication offers more treatment options for more cancers – New immunotherapy treatment covers a range of cancer indications Worldwide cancer is the second leading cause of death with around one in six deaths due to cancer.1 In 2018, approximately 9.6 million people died due to cancer.1 In South Africa, theContinue Reading
NESTLÉ NESPRAY calls on all primary schools to register in the annual NESTLÉ NESPRAY South African Mathematics Challenge from now until March, 05, 2021. The Challenge aims to improve problem-solving and critical thinking skills for learners in Grades four to seven (Grades 4 -7). Following a successful 2020 that sawContinue Reading
When the outside world is a no-go zone, South African women who have FOGO (Fear of Going Out) make a plan to keep themselves occupied and boredom at bay. In fact, according to recent research conducted by 1st for Women Insurance, 100% of the women surveyed took up a new hobbyContinue Reading
Television and radio personality Carol Ofori is a doting mom to two beautiful children. Today, she has found the work-life-mom balance as she hosts the 9am – 1pm slot on popular Durban-based radio station East Coast Radio, hosts the empowering educational series ‘Raising Babies 101’ every Monday at 09h00 on SABC 2 and stillContinue Reading
Despite the horrible COVID-19 pandemic, people still have new year’s resolutions to keep fit, eat well, and achieve their goals. Many people are hitting the track to distress and to get a clear mind. If you are running alone and need some safety tips, look no further. Remember to wearContinue Reading
As part of marking the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children, which runs from 25 November to 10 December each year, People Opposing Women Abuse (POWA) will hold a march in Pretoria on Friday, 27 November. The march seeks to highlight and address how variousContinue Reading
The 2020 Science of Success Festival, recently held in Johannesburg, brought a fresh perspective to household financial wellness using data and insights from the Momentum Unisa Household Financial Wellness Insights report in an accessible and unconventional way. Now, in its second year, the festival is a long-term commitment to theContinue Reading
Five easy ways to teach yours to be a money whizz Online games – Roblox and Fortnite – topped the pocket money spending charts between April and July, according to RoosterMoney’s quarterly survey of 24,000 young UK savers. While this points to a move towards online interaction during the Covid-19Continue Reading
The COVID-19 pandemic took a toll on many people whether health, employment, mentally or changed ones routine. Zimbini Madikwa (40) lost her job as Personal Assistant after being retrenched due to the pandemic. But instead of being sad, Zimbini saw her job loss as a blessing in disguise. The singleContinue Reading
Many livelihoods have been threatened by the Covid-19 pandemic, employers and employees have to tap into other resources in order to secure their financial well-being; and things like good old fashion stokvels have always worked well in the past. First introduced to consumers at a virtual launch on 20 AugustContinue Reading