With interests spanning shopping centres and luxury hospitality, New Africa Developments believes the disciplines have more in common than might first appear – and that putting people at the centre of property decisions can create places they value, remember and choose to return to.
At first glance, an everyday shopping centre and a luxury safari…
ALTRUIST IS CHANGING THE WAY SOUTH AFRICA THINKS ABOUT SUN PROTECTION
As South Africa heads into another summer of serious sunshine, the conversation around sunscreen is shifting. It is no longer simply about remembering to apply SPF — it is about having access to high-quality protection that people can afford to use generously and consistently.
That…
South African household budgets are heading into the final quarter of the year with several new pressures to absorb. Statistics South Africa put annual inflation at 4.4% in August, slightly up from 4.3% in July, while transport inflation was 8.8%. October has brought another sharp increase in fuel prices, with petrol 93 rising by R3.12…
South Africa’s job market can be brutal, and especially so for mid- or late-career professionals who have hit the proverbial wall, with few prospects on their current trajectory. Automation and AI are displacing roles that once seemed safe, and retrenchments arrive with little warning as companies restructure or downscale.
“If you are a mature professional…
Warmer days are welcome, but your skin, hair , and body may take a little time to catch up. Spring has a way of making us want to throw open the windows, pack away the winter clothes and spend more time outside. But while we might be ready for warmer weather, our skin and hair …
Travelling on a budget has become an art form for most South Africans. Corné Alberts, National Marketing Manager at ANEW Hotels & Resorts, spends a significant part of her working life on the road and knows exactly how to make every kilometre and rand count.
Here are her five tips for getting the most bang…
The choice to give a baby a dummy (also known as a pacifier or soother) is a very personal one. When it comes down to it, the choice is entirely yours .
Some parents don't include a dummy in their baby's routine and manage without one. But others (around two-thirds) do choose to…
December might still feel a long way off, but if you have a pet, some of your festive season planning should start now. Hill's Pet Nutrition veterinarian Dr Karien Brink says kennels and pet sitters can book up well in advance, vaccination requirements need to be factored in and, for pets prone to stress, preparation…
The festive season is synonymous with sunshine, swimming, holidays, outdoor adventures, and long days spent outside. For children, it is the best kind of freedom running barefoot, splashing in the pool, playing on the beach and spending hours outdoors with family and friends. But while children may be focused on having fun, their skin…
For parents, introducing a baby to their first foods can feel like a big milestone. There are new flavours , unfamiliar textures, enthusiastic (and sometimes less enthusiastic) reactions – and plenty of mess along the way. But while nutrition is important, mealtimes are also an opportunity for babies to learn, explore and gradually become more…