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Affinity Health, a leading provider of high-quality health cover, is using National Epilepsy Week (February 10–16) to raise awareness about the different types of seizures and why understanding them is critical for early recognition, safety, and proper treatment. While epilepsy affects millions of people around the world, seizures can vary significantly in severity, appearance, and …

  Many workers rely on UIF support during periods of unemployment, reduced income, or specific life changes. The UIF system exists to offer temporary financial relief when a person is unable to earn a regular income. While the idea behind the system is simple, the process itself often feels confusing for people who have never …

South Africa’s corporate affairs landscape is getting a new heavyweight player. Former MP and disinformation specialist Phumzile Van Damme, geopolitics strategist Khadija Patel, and award-winning communications leader Keri-Ann Stanton have launched The War Room — a new advisory offering designed to help organisations navigate today’s era of risk, disruption, and reputational volatility. Launching February 2026, …

We’ve all been there: you book your getaway, arrive at your destination, and somehow still feel… tense. You’re physically away but mentally still running through to-do lists. Sound familiar? “True relaxation isn’t just about getting away,” says Samantha Pillay, Director at ekko, a lifestyle brand for millennials. “It’s about actually switching off when you do …

Love Is Blind, But Debt Isn’t: Valentine’s Day And the Cost of Compatibility Valentine’s Day spending often exposes hidden debt and money stress in relationships, with experts warning that true compatibility starts with honesty, boundaries, and shared financial planning. It’s Valentine’s Day, and as South Africans spend big on love, much of that spending is …

Lighting affects how a space feels and how it works. Homes, offices, and shared buildings all rely on the right light to stay comfortable and usable. Poor lighting leads to eye strain, uneven brightness, and wasted energy. Good lighting supports daily tasks without drawing attention to itself. Many spaces use a mix of lighting types …

Home comfort depends on many small details working together. Lighting and airflow play a large part in how a space feels during the day and at night. When these elements are planned properly, rooms feel easier to use and more pleasant to spend time in. Poor planning leads to dark corners, glare, or rooms that …

Portable lighting plays a quiet role in how spaces feel and function. Fixed ceiling lights give general brightness, though smaller light sources add control and comfort. Portable options allow light to sit exactly where it is needed. This suits homes, workspaces, and shared areas where flexibility matters. Portable lighting works without installation changes. Lamps move …

Outdoor lighting plays a practical role around homes, workplaces, and shared properties. It helps people move safely after dark, supports basic security, and makes outdoor areas easier to use in the evening. Poor lighting leaves dark patches that create risk and discomfort. Well-planned lighting improves visibility without being harsh or distracting. Outdoor lighting works best …

Dust is a daily issue on many work sites. It appears during loading, crushing, drilling, demolition, and transport. When left unmanaged, dust affects visibility, worker comfort, equipment performance, and nearby areas. Good planning helps reduce these problems and keeps sites safer and easier to run. Dust control is not about removing dust completely. It is …

Custom apparel plays a clear role in sports, community events, schools, and casual group activities across Canada. People use printed clothing to show team identity, support causes, and create a sense of belonging. When clothing is well made and fits properly, it becomes something people want to wear again, not just once. Printed apparel needs …

Material processing plays a central role on construction, demolition, and mining sites. Rock, concrete, and mixed rubble need to be reduced and sorted before reuse or removal. Crushing and screening equipment allows this work to happen close to the source material, which saves time and reduces transport movement. Hiring equipment rather than owning it suits …

Construction projects rely on solid preparation before any structures take shape. Ground conditions, access routes, and material handling all affect how smoothly work progresses. When preparation is rushed or poorly planned, delays and added costs often follow. Careful early-stage work supports safer operations and more predictable timelines. One of the first steps on many projects …

Getting the right machines onto a site can shape how smoothly a job runs. From early ground prep to final clean-up, access to the right equipment helps teams work faster and avoid delays. This is where plant hire becomes a practical option for many projects. Instead of owning and storing heavy machines, hiring allows teams …

Demolition work forms the starting point for many construction and redevelopment projects. Before new structures can be built, old ones often need to be removed in a safe and organised way. This applies to homes, warehouses, offices, and larger commercial buildings. The goal is not only to remove a structure but to leave the site …

Asbestos was widely used in buildings for many years. It appeared in roofs, ceilings, walls, pipes, and insulation. At the time, it was chosen for strength and heat resistance. Years later, the health risks became clear. Fibres released into the air can cause serious illness when breathed in. This is why correct handling and removal …

Here’s what many CFOs still overlook: A R10 000.00 donation to a Section 18A approved organisation such as Ladles of Love translates into a R2 800.00 tax saving at South Africa’s 28% corporate tax rate, while funding 1000 nutritious meals for children in need. But the return goes far beyond tax efficiency. Those 1000 meals …

Entries are now officially open for the Royal St Andrews Hotel Rip Curl Cup, a World Surf League Qualifying Series QS 4,000 event set to take place as part of the Port Alfred Easter Festival, running from 3 to 6 April 2026. The event marks a major milestone for the festival, with the Royal St Andrews Hotel Rip Curl Cup …

A vehicle relies on many moving parts to work as it should. One of the most important parts is the gearbox. It controls how power moves from the engine to the wheels. Without it, a car would not move in a smooth or controlled way. Many drivers only think about this part when something feels …

Money pressure can arrive without warning. A medical bill, school cost, or urgent repair can create stress very fast. Many people own a car that is paid off or mostly paid off. That vehicle holds value and can be used to access short term cash without selling it. A loan against my car is one …

Johannesburg: Artificial intelligence tools are increasingly embedded in everyday workplace activity. From drafting emails to summarising reports, AI is now influencing how information is produced and communicated across organisations. However, AI does not verify facts, apply judgment, or assume responsibility. College Africa Group (CAG) is seeing a growing shift among South African organisations toward re-asserting …

PRETORIA, GAUTENG – As homeowners across Gauteng embrace the “Quiet Luxury” and “Natural Fiber” interior trends of 2026, Pretoria’s leading upholstery specialists have officially pulled back the curtain on the industry’s most guarded secrets. In a newly released guide, “Transform Your Lounge: 5 Expert Secrets from Pretoria’s #1 Upholstery Specialists,” the team shares how local …

Wedding bells are ringing at Woodlands Mall this February, as the Ek’s Verloof Wedding exhibition, hosted by Bruidsgids and Wedding Guide, takes over the mall for two full days of inspiration, ideas and indulgence. You’ve said yes and there is a ring on your finger but now there are a hundred unanswered questions in your …