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University can be a fun time for young people. It is a great opportunity to self-explore while attempting to obtain a qualification. Let’s examine some of the mental health challenges faced by students across South African universities and consider ways students can better deal with these challenges to be the best versions of themselves, in and outside the lecture halls.

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Alcohol is part of many South Africans’ lifestyles, from celebrating momentous occasions like celebrating the conclusion of exams, to just chilling with buddies at the end of a long week. But there is evidence to suggest that things may be getting out of hand.

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While the internet (and social media) has undeniably transformed lives, new studies increasingly show how inappropriate internet and social media use is on mental health, body image, rest and sleep as well as our relationships. Let's explore social media's problematic influences on youth mental health, self-image, and relationships.

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Getting quality sleep is essential for proper functioning throughout the day. But did you know that you might be messing up your sleep schedule with those quick scrolls on X or Insta right before bed? This is the second part of a two-part series on the harmful effects of unregulated social media use.

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Zethu Ncayi A shocking incident at a Limpopo, where a Grade 10 school girl committed suicide after being assaulted by a classmate has raised the concerns about youth violence and bullying in schools. What made the matter more concerning is that while the incident was captured on camera, the school children allegedly cheered and no-one […]

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Masters graduate’s research spotlights women’s right to menstrual leave - and lack thereof in South Africa. But what is menstrual leave, who does it impact, how does it work, and what are its implications?

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With an inflation rate of 5.1% as of June 2024 and an unemployment rate of 45% among young individuals aged 15-35, it makes sense to have multiple streams of income living in South Africa. Here are four tips to generate passive income on the internet.

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TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certification is a surefire way for you to head overseas for a teaching job and get paid for it. Getting certified in TEFL equips one with the skills and expertise to teach non-English native speakers how to speak, learn, and understand English.

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Side hustling while studying can allow students to gain experience, improve their future employment prospects, and earn extra income.
Whether you are a computer programming student or just want to broaden your skill set and earn some money on the side, below are a few ways to learn coding, possibly make some money, and gain some valuable experience.

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Student debt is a struggle for many young South Africans. Students cannot register at another university, receive their marks, or receive their qualifications which hinders their ability to find work or get shortlisted for job interviews. 

Deputy Dean for undergraduate students in the Faculty of Commerce at the University of Cape Town, Professor Ulrike Rivett shares her insights into the student debt crisis.

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Khanyisa Tata made history at Imizamo Yethu Secondary School in Thembalethu, George in the Southern Cape, when she achieved an impressive seven distinctions in the 2021 Matric Exams. She shares her top tips for passing matric cum laude, as well as her inspiration and motivation to achieve academic excellence on your finals. 

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Running a successful side hustle means staying on top of your spending, managing separate business and personal bank accounts, and knowing how to market your product to the right audience. Let’s learn from seasoned entrepreneurs who share some tips to keep those side hustles running.

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