Ashley Brownlee's memoir Agency explores his journey of identity, healing, and humour as an adopted child navigating illness, loss, and belonging in South Africa. From confronting childhood traumas and the impact of HIV/Aids to finding…
Lyn Wegner developed a passion for gardening and bromeliads from her childhood, eventually turning it into a global pursuit and business with her nursery, Bromeliads for Africa.
Eastern Province U21 coach Shaun Oliver commended his players for showing grit in their 41-12 victory over their Border counterparts at Mdantsane’s Sisa Dukashe stadium in KuGompo City on Saturday.
Spekboom, a succulent indigenous to South Africa’s Eastern Cape, has moved from being a backyard snack to a celebrated eco-friendly plant known for its exceptional carbon-absorbing abilities and adaptability.
An evening in the company of De Grendel cellar master Charles Hopkins is always a treat, and not just for the experience of tasting his internationally sold, multi-awarded and consistently highly-rated wines.
Making connection is hard. Breaking it, not so. There are scores of tired but happy women heading home as I write this on Sunday.
Design leaders at Decorex 2026 say the era of hard-edged minimalism is fading as handcrafted décor, warm palettes and spaces designed to prioritise comfort, sustainability and authentic living take centre stage
Armed with a torch, a bucket and anxiety, an adventurer embraces life under the stars
A Makhanda-born artist and tattoo researcher also paints interiors, preserving the details that homeowners treasure most.
There was no need to consult the Springbok Radio quiz show schedules — they were imprinted in my schoolgirl brain so that every evening could be an entertainment bonanza emanating from my small brown wireless.
Mother’s Day arrives each year wrapped in flowers, breakfasts in bed, handmade cards and heartfelt messages of love, but the day could also be the start of more sustained support for moms who carry the family’s emotional load.
The waters are dark and green, full of mystery and danger. It’s scary to think of how I have swum around this orb poking into the ocean with someone called Joy, to whom we swimmers famously do not say ‘no’!
Hairdresser and biker Alrose Vice still ready to savour the open road on two wheels
There’s just something about fresh cut flowers on your kitchen counter that can turn a dull day into a sparkly one.
The drag of everyday duty somehow leaves you as you float on the Pont across the Kei River with your dog, car and family to the land on the other side.
New studies shine light on a relationship that has been part of the human social world for at least 16,000 years.
Young man takes his faith and runs with it
