Bontle Chauke’s journey to self-acceptance and purpose through writing
Bontle Chauke’s story is one of resilience and determination. Growing up, she faced bullying ...
Yamal’s value soars as he joins football’s elite
Lamine Yamal’s rise has been nothing short of extraordinary. At just 17 years old, the Barcelona forward is no longer just a prospect but already among football’s elite, writes DYLAN JOHNSON. Writing for Soccermag, Johnson explains that with 38 goal contributions in 2024-25, including eight in the UEFA Champions League, Yamal’s performances have made him one of the most valuable players... Read more →
Unpopular rosemary uses
Rosemary has a long history of culinary and aromatic uses, in addition to applications in traditional herbal and Ayurvedic medicine. Its flavour, aroma, and health benefits make it popular in meals and beverages. There are more uses of rosemary than infusing it in a stew. This aromatic herb is delicious and versatile. Its unique scent may improve mood and memory.... Read more →
Social fathers: South Africa’s unsung childcare heroes
In the midst of a worldwide crisis of masculinity, South Africans are gearing up to celebrate Father’s Day this month. While all children benefit from loving, caregiving relationships with their fathers, it is particularly hard for boys to cultivate positive male identities if their fathers are absent or uninvolved in their lives. What can make the difference for boys with... Read more →
Father’s Day glow up: Stepping out of the dad bod mentality
“When did my six-pack become a barbell rack?” That realisation hits many new dads when chasing a toddler up the stairs feels like a marathon. Fatherhood brings life’s greatest rewards, but often arrives with late nights, takeout dinners, and sweatpants as formalwear. As RTE star Arthur Gourounlian puts it, “I did this to feel lean, to be healthy, and to... Read more →
Father’s Day fintervention: What money habits did you inherit from dad?
It’s Father’s Day – that time of year when we celebrate our father figures: the dad jokes, the dodgy dance moves, the questionable music taste. And depending on your age, you might even be catching yourself doing the same cringey things your Old Man did. But there’s something else we are likely to have inherited – our dad’s financial DNA.... Read more →
