If the past few years have taught us anything, it’s that eating well doesn’t need to be complicated, extreme, or expensive. As we head into 2026, food trends are shifting away from rigid rules and towards something far more realistic: eating in a way that fits real life.
Think less perfection, more practicality. Fewer restrictions, more…
January often starts with good intentions - and a bank balance that tells a different story. After the festive season, many South Africans feel financially stretched, yet hopeful that this will be the year they finally stick to their financial resolutions.
The reality, however, is sobering. Research shows that only around 6% of people manage…
Designing a workspace built for success
As we step into 2026 with fresh resolutions and new goals, many of us are reimagining our habits and environments. If you work from home, your workspace is where inspiration meets productivity - yet few of us consider how colour impacts our focus, energy, and wellbeing.
"The hues that surround us influence our mood, cognition, and productivity levels," says…
South Africans are entering 2026 with renewed energy for exploration, blending technology, luxury, and passion-driven pursuits into their holiday plans. With travellers expecting to take more holidays this year, according to research by Marriott Bonvoy’s Ticket to Travel, the landscape of leisure is shifting toward breaks that are more frequent and more personalised.
“Travel is no…
Every January, we promise ourselves the world: we’ll drink more water, spend less money, stretch more, stress less, sleep better, start fresh and stay consistent. Somehow, by the third week of January, life has other plans.
But there’s one small New Year habit that doesn’t require gym shoes, green juice or a personality transplant,…
"South Africa is not short on ambition when it comes to artificial intelligence. What we are short on is execution," announces Joshua Harvey, Head of Growth at Specno, South Africa's leading digital innovation agency, the company responsible for launching South Africa's very own Innovators Den.
While global benchmarks show South Africa is around 35–40% behind…
January is when budgets tighten, debit orders pile up, and households juggle back-to-school costs, new routines, and fresh resolutions. It's the month when many South Africans look for practical ways to stretch every rand. The good news is that your daily cup doesn't have to be one of the things you cut back on. With…
With smartphone prices expected to soar this year due to high RAM costs, many South Africans may consider buying a second-hand or refurbished device rather than a new one. A preloved device can offer you solid performance and a long lifespan at a lower cost than a brand-new device. It is better for the environment,…
After the indulgence of the festive season, many want to start the New Year with healthy eating habits. While some turn to strict eating plans, there may be a simpler way. Veganuary is a trend that originated in the UK, which challenges participants to avoid animal products for January to fully appreciate a plant-based diet.…
Why social connection may be the most important fitness trend of the year
As 2026 begins, many South Africans are once again setting intentions to move more, stress less, and commit to healthier, fitter lifestyles. There's a significant range of options when it comes to deciding on physical activities and setting…