When home-based work becomes a lonely routine
Remote work has changed how many South Africans spend their working day. Looking after your social well-being deserves a place alongside productivity and flexibility.
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Digital ID without a smartphone? Here's what it means
Digital identity promises convenience, but convenience does not look the same for every South African. A closer look at the draft rules shows where physical ID cards still fit into the picture.
How to save for vet bills before an emergency
An unexpected vet visit can place financial pressure on you at the same time your pet needs urgent attention. A dedicated medical fund gives you more choice when care cannot wait.
Could five minutes of boredom change your day?
Most of us reach for distraction before we even notice the pause. A few minutes without entertainment could be more useful than another doom scroll.
Kids’ GPS watches and the privacy questions parents should ask
A watch on your child’s wrist can reveal far more than a dot on a map, including school routes and daily routines. The right privacy checks can help you choose a device without giving unknown parties unnecessary insight into your child’s life.
Can drones bring healthcare closer to rural South Africa?
South Africa has tested drones for blood and medical sample transport. The next step is proving whether the service can support rural patients beyond a demonstration flight.
Why do companies buy back their own shares?
When a company buys its own shares, fewer shares may divide the same amount of profit. The price paid and the company’s financial position tell you more than the buy-back headline alone.