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Colourful kites flying above crowds at the Cape Town International Kite Festival.
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Cape Town International Kite Festival Returns This October

The skies above Cape Town will once again come alive with spectacular displays of colour when the Cape Town International Kite Festival returns...

Memorial tree planting at the Riky Rick and Anton Chaka Memorial Forest in the Eastern Free State.
Entertainment

Riky Rick’s Legacy to Live On Through Memorial Forest in the Free State

The legacy of one of South Africa’s most influential cultural icons will continue to grow when the Riky Rick Foundation for the Promotion...

Christina Storm opens up about James Small, mental health and her life now in an emotional TV interview.
EntertainmentFeatured

Christina Storm Opens Up on Love, Loss and Mental Health in Emotional TV Interview

South African model and actress Christina Storm has shared a deeply personal account of her life during a recent appearance on Laataand by...

Ten research-backed men’s health tips to support strength, hormones, sleep and long-term wellbeing through daily habits.
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Men’s health: Daily habits that shape long-term performance

Men’s health often fades into the background until something shifts. Energy drops. Recovery slows. Motivation changes. Research shows these changes are not fixed....

Low testosterone affects mood, energy, libido, and long-term health. Learn the signs, risks, testing process, and treatment options for men.
FeaturedHealth & Beauty

Why testosterone matters

When people hear “testosterone”, they often picture extreme fitness or muscle gain. In reality, low testosterone often shows up quietly. Energy drops. Mood...

Amor Vittone opens up about love, loss, forgiveness and healing in a candid episode of Waar daar ’n wil is on kykNET.
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Amor Vittone speaks her truth

By: Venecia Valentine For more than two decades, Amor Vittone has navigated a life lived between truth and rumours, splashed across front pages...

Suicide affects 23.5 in 100,000 South Africans. Experts urge open conversations, treatment, and support to save lives. Here’s how.
Health

Conversations Can Change SA’s Tragic Suicide Narrative

South Africa’s suicide rate currently sits at 23.5 per 100,000 people, one of the highest in the world. Among young people aged 15...

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