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Most of us love a good pair of sunglasses. They make us look cool, hide the bags under our eyes and help us pretend we’re celebrities when we pull up at a robot. But here’s the real tea. Wearing proper sunglasses while driving isn’t a fashion choice. It’s a safety choice. And, in true South African style, our sun doesn’t
Why playing sport is 1 of the best things you can do South Africans love sport. We play it in parks, schools, clubs, streets, beaches, and back gardens. From early morning runs to weekend 5-a-side, sport is woven into everyday life. And it’s not just about winning or getting fit. Playing sports has real benefits for your body, your mind,
Let’s be honest: Most of us have a love-hate relationship with bread. We love the smell, the taste, the crunch… But not so much the bloat, cramps, or sluggishness that sometimes follows. If you’ve ever wondered why sourdough feels lighter on your tummy than your average shop-bought loaf, here’s the royal truth: It’s all in the science (and a bit
There’s something magical about escaping Pretoria with the boys for a weekend. Maybe it’s the open road, the early morning fuel-stop coffees, or the fact that someone always forgets something important. Whatever the reason, a boys’ trip hits the reset button like nothing else. Whether you’re on 2 wheels, 4 wheels, or you’re squeezing 5 grown men into 1 bakkie
There’s nothing fun about that funky smell in the bathroom or those suspicious patches popping up on your walls. Mould might be a natural phenomenon, but when it takes over your home, it can mess with your health and your finances. But here’s the million-rand question: Does building insurance cover mould? And if not, what can you do to prevent
Ah, South African summer. 1 minute you’re braaing in the sun, and the next the sky has turned black, and your garden chairs are doing gymnastics across the lawn. Our summer storms don’t come to play. Between lightning, hail, flooding and the occasional flying trampoline, your home takes a real beating. But here’s the good news. With a bit of
The holidays are the best time of year. The roads empty out a little, you get a break from the office WhatsApp group, and your biggest problem becomes choosing between a braai or leftovers. But while you’re relaxing, criminals aren’t. In fact, the festive season is peak time for car theft, hijackings and smash and grabs because people are distracted,
South Africans are built for the December road trip. Seriously, it’s practically a national sport. We pack the whole family, far too many snacks, a cooler box that barely closes, and we hit the long road to the coast or the bush. It’s tradition, it’s sacred, and it’s also mildly chaotic. Now, as much as we love the festive season,
Road trips are part of South Africans’ approach to holidays. Whether you’re escaping to the coast, hitting up the Mother City, or navigating the back roads of the Karoo, there are very few of us who haven’t jumped into the car for a getaway (quick or extended December vibes). But the last thing you want is to wind up stranded
South African storm season is basically a free extreme sport for your home and car, whethr they want to play or not. Gosh, with the torrential rain, gusty winds, and the occasional hailstorm, your weekend plans can quickly turn into a soggy, windy mess. But don’t panic. Are you panicking? Seriously. Stop pit. With a little prep and some insurance
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