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What to do if your teen attended a Matric Rage event
The 2020 Matric Rage events have been identified by the health ministry as COVID-19 super spreader events.
LIST: The top public & private schools in SA + Fees
A quality education is at the top of the priority list for parents across the country, but fees ...
26 Additional subjects: NEW practical curriculum proposed for grades R-12
The public can now have their say on a new proposed curriculum for grades R-12 which has a ...
Red flags: How to identify potential paedophiles in your midst
While investigating men who prey on children, Deon Wiggett has devised a model that he believes can be ...
Dad abandons girlfriend & newborn, runs off to pay lobola for someone else!
South Africans were shocked to hear about Nonkululeo Sibiya’s experience shortly after giving birth to her third child, ...
Should you consider self-rescue survival swimming lessons for your 6-month-old?
A swimming baby? This might seem like an impossible task to teach a 6-month-old, but it could save ...
Stunning! Here’s how to re-create Pearl Modiadie’s adorable nursery on a budget
Baby’s on the way… so it’s time to create the perfect space for mom and the little one ...
Blind couple shares pregnancy & parenting journey: How they’re raising their baby girl
Sharon and Adrian Davids welcomed their healthy baby girl in March this year – just before hard lockdown ...
Kwesta’s wife, Yolanda Vilakazi, says gynae mistakenly thought she’d miscarried!
After almost ten years together, loved-up couple, Yolanda Vilakazi and South African rapper, Kwesta tied the knot in ...
Why it’s okay for your child’s bedroom to be messy
We know you want to, but next time you walk past your child’s room, hold back that urge ...
