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A mother like no other: a fierce, funny memoir
Arundhati Roy’s memoir Mother Mary Comes to Me traces her formative relationship with her formidable educator mother. Bold and deeply human.
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Introducing Mrs Collins review: a perfect Pride and Prejudice spin-off
Review: ‘Introducing Mrs Collins’ by Rachel Parris – Pride and Prejudice fan fiction about Charlotte Lucas that balances modern appeal with Austen charm
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WAT DIE HART VAN VOL IS | N2-muur het soveel meer voordele as net misdaadbekamping
Die beplande N2-muur in Kaapstad bied meer voordele as net misdaadbekamping. Kyk maar net na Europa waar hoë mure langs snelweë is ‘n algemene verskynsel is.
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Heartfelt and relatable local novel surprises reviewer
Review of ‘Why Am I Like This’ by Qaanitah Hunter. An entertaining South African novel exploring grief, self-esteem and mental health themes.
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THINKING OUT LOUD: Birthdate surprises
Mother shares incredible story of her seven daughters’ birthdays clustering around holidays – Christmas, New Year’s, Easter. Some born exactly 10 years apart.
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Revised edition details AI’s wins and fails while giving helpful tips
Is AI useful or does it destroy jobs? Does it make us more productive or does it make us lazy?
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Cape Town’s boom comes with a blueprint for infrastructure
The dynamics of the Cape Town property boom amidst concerns about traffic congestion and infrastructure capacity, explained.
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THINKING OUT LOUD | Give thanks for all the little things
Personal reflection on finding gratitude amid year-end exhaustion. Author shares blessings including family relationships, new job, love and celebrates small wins over complaints.
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THINKING OUT LOUD | Christmas cheer in a tough economy
There’s something magical about walking into the shops at this time of year. But, while Christmas is here in all its commercial glory, the money simply isn’t.
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THINKING OUT LOUD | I am trying to be gentler with myself…
We all want to belong. From the moment we take our first steps into school, society teaches us that our worth is tied to achievement, to being someone, doing something,…
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