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With Covid-19, came a flood of new telehealth (virtual consulting) healthcare solutions, exposing more patients to its benefits and features...

Read this letter and you'll agree with an assertion that bedevilled as we are by our governors, SA citizens make a massive difference.

We have all heard about the wonders of open-source educational materials, especially books for young readers. The idea of accessing quality materials for free is appealing. And it should be—financial resources in education are scant and there are thousands of wonderful open-licensed resources available in multiple languages.

Books are an essential part of childhood development.

Londi loves to dream all day. But where will her dreams take her?

A story about my special hair. How special it can be. So many types of special hair. Just look around, you'll see.

According to StatsSA, the official unemployment rate for South Africa sits at a whopping 34.4%. That’s 7.8 million jobless people.

Local NPOs awarded for innovation, resilience during Covid-19 My Octopus Teacher has won Best Documentary Film at the 93rd Academy Awards, hosted in Los Angeles on 25 April 2021. #Newsmaker: Pippa Misplon joins Retroviral as MDPippa Misplon joins Retroviral as managing director from Ogilvy South Africa where she was previously the business director for the PR & Influence Division. By Jessica Tennant #BehindtheBrandManager: Adidas SAs Estee Jardim fuels a positive brand attitudeAs one of the wo...

"Printed books are a better option for young readers". (JGI/Jamie Grill/ Getty Images) Due to the back-to-school delay, you may have been reintroduced to homeschooling your child, and with it comes the return of some major stress. But according to Dorette Louw, education specialist and director of local non-profit Book Dash, there are ways of minimising stress and maximising learning. And it all starts with planning, structure and routine. Go big on planning Sub...