Lifestyle
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Kimberley artist takes Indigenous stories to Australia in cosmic art exhibition
Kimberley-based artist Junior Oliphant has been invited to Australia to attend an art exhibition featuring a number of his artworks.
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Keeping healthy in the cold winter months
Does cold air make you sick? Or does wet hair and bare feet on a cold floor cause a cold or flu? Not really, says a spokesperson of Affinity Health.
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Luna Paige and Hugo Veldsman unite on stage for Western Cape tour
Luna Paige and Hugo Veldsman share a stage for the first time in Roots Retrospective, a six-show Western Cape tour of folk, blues and Americana.
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‘You held my daughter’s life in your hands’ – mother’s heartfelt thanks to paramedics
Kiera O’Sullivan has returned to horse riding seven months after a serious accident, thanks to quick response by Netcare 911 paramedics.
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Kimberley’s hidden histories shine in local author’s latest collection
Kimberley author Steve Lunderstedt recently launched another book, Precious Gems, featuring “tales from Kimberley and the Diamond Fields of days gone by”.
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HRC to probe food system as millions face hunger
The South African Human Rights Commission will hold fresh hearings on Monday to investigate why millions of people still go hungry despite the country’s ability to feed its entire population.
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World-class and free: Washington DC Youth Orchestra performs in Mother City
The Washington DC Youth Orchestra performs in Parow and Cape Town CBD on 7 and 8 July. Attendance is free but booking is essential.
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NARSISME 13 | Twyfel ‘n wapen in meesterlike venyn
Slagoffers van narsisme begin twyfel wat hulle gesê of gedink of gedoen het. Narsiste is meesters daarin om verwarring te veroorsaak.
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Break the addiction cycle when gambling is no longer a game
Gambling addiction follows a destructive loop. It begins with an urge, leading to a bet, a win or loss, its consequences, and then the cycle repeats.










