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Tragedies and accidents can trigger stress, anxiety and depression; or they can be a catalyst for positive change. How can you manage the process?
Ramaphosa announced a ban on the sale and dispensing of alcohol effective immediately and the introduction of a 9pm to 4am curfew as from Monday night.
A tidbit was delivered this week as Sean Emery spoke about a cow and a bull. It’s a challenge many South Africans are faced with at the moment.
Amidst the crisis of the virus, and the trauma of being let go from a job that seemed safe, a glimmer of opportunity leads the way to a brighter future.
#VusiforPresident is trending on Twitter after businessman Vusi Thembekwayo delivered a video message arguing that the government is killing SA businesses.
Young or old, struggling or successful, change happens to us all. Movies are here to remind us that we are not alone – and that even the worst moments pass.
The Change Exchange caught up with Alex MacPhail to find out what the rest of us can learn about the art of staying grounded and reaching for the sky.
The 2% annualised decrease in South Africa’s first quarter GDP has set an ominous tone for the remainder of this year and the country’s future.
If the lockdown is teaching us anything, it’s that the things we regard as necessities are often the things we can do without, says Sean O’Connor.
In this impeccably-argued piece, Paul Hoffman, says the stakes are high and the need for independence in corruption busting is undeniable.