‘Dark kitchens’ – a new force to be reckoned with in SA take-away delivery market
Ghost or so-called dark or virtual kitchens are a well-known concept in many overseas destinations and a Cape Town based start-up is pioneering the concept in SA.
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How Saffers can live to 100 and beyond: Secrets from the Blue Zones
The nine things in common among people who live in areas with the best life expectancy are effectively aimed at relieving stress.
Billionaire Johann Rupert helps give property equity to thousands of township residents
Johann Rupert and his wife, Gaynor, have been working hard with Stellenbosch municipal officials and the Free Market Foundation to unpick the technicalities around property ownership in disadvantaged areas.
Determined Kayamandi student Aphelele Mvamva scoops fast track wine career opportunity
21 year old Aphelele Mvamva lives with her sister in the Kayamandi township just outside Stellenbosch. It means “nice place” in iXhosa but the hostel that she lives in, is anything but.
Attitude and unmatched fitness paddle SA into record books
Surf-ski achievement in South Africa, and globally, has become synonymous with the Chalupsky name – but nobody could have predicted how long paddling pioneer Paul Chalupsky would keep going.
Our human value is tied to our jobs and AI will change that
Artificial Intelligence is going to change our work identify as traditional jobs become obsolete and society would have to find new ways of realising the value of people without a traditional job title.
Why are Saffers SO ANGRY? Politicians not only to blame – psychology expert
Lately we’ve been very angry with politicians, who have all played a role in the state capture scandal that has shaken the country.
Perry Feldman on FMF’s Khaya Lam: 8,500 new homeowners – 6m to go
With 6m other South Africans in a similar position, some might ask why the FMF bothers when the odds are stacked so heavily against it.
The Reel Gardening story: A conversation with founder Claire Reid
Founder and CEO of Reel Gardening Claire Reid won a gold medal for her invention of a seeded paper tape that took the guess work out of gardening.
Your mother got it wrong: The money tree exists – and it’s thriving in SA!
Many of our mothers have told us that money does not grow on trees. But apparently all of these mothers have got it wrong.