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What's happening in Cape Town: a joyful mix of wellness, wit and legendary tunes
Cape Town’s entertainment scene is serving up a mix of mind, body and soul this week.
Win tickets to a Masterclass at The Good Life Show
At The Good Life Show in Cape Town, top South African and international chefs will showcase innovative food and wellness products.
Sweet deception: how South Africans can outsmart hidden sugars
In a world where hidden sugars are everywhere, it's time to take charge. Discover how you can protect your health by being sugar-savvy.
Is your energy drink a health hazard? Uncovering the blood cancer connection
With rising consumption among teens and adults, health experts warn it’s time to take a closer look at this not-so-innocent ingredient.
Culinary combat awaits: 'The Taste Master SA' season six is back to ignite your taste buds
With ten contestants competing for R200 000 and the title, the sixth season promises to be a thrilling mix of cooking and baking challenges, guided by celebrity chef Zola Nene.
Lord Prawn: Celebrating 50 years of excellence in seafood dining
Discover the remarkable journey of Lord Prawn, a seafood restaurant celebrating 50 years of culinary excellence. From its humble beginnings to adapting through the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic, this article explores the dedication and innovation that have kept this beloved establishment thriving.
The worst beverages for heart health: Limit these drinks
Discover the beverages that can harm your heart health and learn why limiting sugary drinks, energy drinks, and processed juices is crucial for your cardiovascular well-being.
Tourism accommodation sector in South Africa sees outstanding growth as pandemic recovery gains momentum
South Africa's accommodation sector is on an upward trend, showing promising growth figures alongside the challenges faced by the food and beverage industry.
Producer price inflation expected in 2025 to rise despite dipping in February
South Africa's Producer Price Inflation moderated to 1% in February, below market expectations of 1. 3%. Despite this easing, analysts predict a gradual uptick throughout 2025, with food and fuel prices expected to lead the increase amidst global economic pressures and local challenges.