One man's mission to find shelter dogs loving homes

Sydney Page|Published

In a city where connection often feels fleeting, Bryan Reisberg's endeavours highlight the powerful impact one person can have. Through the warmth of canine companionship, he is not only changing the lives of shelter dogs but also transforming percep…

Unveiling Durban's most inspiring social media influencers of 2025 - prepare to be amazed

Alyssia Birjalal|Published

Explore how Durban's vibrant social media influencers are reshaping narratives and inspiring positivity in 2025.

Watch VideoScientists find a way to recharge aging cells

Mark Johnson|Published

Groundbreaking research reveals a method that could recharge aging cells, paving the way for innovative treatments for diseases like Alzheimer’s and diabetes. Discover ...

Watch VideoHow a pest is changing the flavour of honey in Washington

Brittany Shammas|Published

As the age-old adage goes, “When life hands you lemons, make lemonade.” In the case of Sean Kennedy and the lanterfly invasion, it translates beautifully into: “When ...

The priceless gift of a smile: Nzulu’s milestone birthday celebrates transformative journeys of cleft care

Staff Reporter|Published

In a world where a simple smile can mean the world, hear Nzulu’s inspiring story of hope and transformation through Operation Smile South Africa, showing how access ...

Decoding festive shopping: Why do we succumb to seasonal sales?

Staff Reporter|Published

As the festive season unfolds and shopping fever takes over, understanding the psychological undercurrents of our spending can empower us to make more intentional ...

Watch VideoFrom countless misdiagnoses to a life-altering diagnosis: One woman's battle with acromegaly

Rachel Zimmerman|Published

This is a compelling journey through pain, resilience, and the battle for answers amid the complexities of chronic health issues. Readers are invited to learn how ...

A thoroughly modern meal

Frank Chemaly|Published

Called Moderna, it was certainly modern with comfy banquettes and light Swedish ply and plenty of plants, it spilt out effortlessly onto a wide verandah in the Palm ...

Take over Durban's M4 with Cycle Sunday

Sakhile Kweyama|Published

Join the festive spirit this December with Cycle Sunday, a family-friendly cycling event on Durban's iconic M4 highway. Enjoy a car-free cycling experience, perfect ...

Pantone unveils 2026 Colour of the Year ‘Cloud Dancer’ and the internet isn’t impressed

Oluthando Keteyi|Published

Pantone's 2026 Colour of the Year, 'Cloud Dancer', is a lofty white neutral that aims to evoke calm and peace. However, critics are questioning the choice, suggesting ...

Unlock the potential of your December bonus with smart financial choices

Staff Reporter|Published

As bonus season descends upon South Africa, remember that your financial decisions today will echo in your future. By leveraging your bonus wisely, you can enjoy ...

From groceries to glamour: how the Woolworths bag became a status symbol in South Africa

Bernelee Vollmer|Published

The Woolworths shopping bag has transformed from a simple grocery carrier to a cultural icon in South Africa, symbolising understated wealth and social status.

A stunning celestial collaboration: how stargazing is transforming mental health in South Africa

Staff Reporter|Published

As South Africa confronts a mental health crisis, this innovative project is paving a new path towards emotional wellbeing — one that encourages citizens to look ...

Watch VideoAre screens stunting our children's growth?

Staff Reporter|Published

As screens proliferate in children's lives, the consequences for their developing brains are profound. Experts call for a revival of free play as the antidote to ...

Why the world’s top coffee producer is switching beans

The Washington Post|Published

As climate change makes it harder to grow Arabica coffee beans, some farmers are investing in robusta, which produces a more bitter bean but can tolerate higher ...

Can you dance the tango? It helps slow down brain aging

The Washington Post|Published

Playing music, dancing, creating art - and even playing some types of video games - aren’t just immersive and emotionally rewarding. They may actually slow down ...

Study shows a promising path toward HIV cure

The Washington Post|Published

Researchers gave 10 people with HIV a complex regimen of experimental immunotherapies, then discontinued the daily pills that kept the virus at bay.

Watch: A pared-back White House Christmas — with a Trump Lego portrait

The Washington Post|Published

In her first holiday back in charge of White House decor, Melania presented a straightforward, even understated - at least by White House standards - look on a tour ...

From vision loss to recovery: Samson's journey with a pituitary adenoma

Staff Reporter|Published

Discover Samson Mabunda's inspiring journey from debilitating symptoms to a life-changing diagnosis of a pituitary adenoma. His story highlights the importance of ...

Japan’s ‘Rolls-Royce of pearls’ threatened by climate change, aging farmers

Washington Post|Published

Japan’s famous akoya pearls have never been more in demand but, as seas warm and younger generations move to the city, the industry’s future is uncertain.