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– We start with Open Championship winner Ryan Fox – The Sharks coach looks ahead to the Currie Cup weekend – Team South Africa’s netball captain speaks ahead of the Commonwealth Games – We look at why many national teams are having to fund their own participation in international competitions – And we end with the drivers ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix
– We start with Kimi Antonelli following his victory in Belgium. – Charles Leclerc reflects on his second-place finish at Spa. – Max Verstappen reacts to his podium finish on Sunday. – We find out who came out on top at the Estonia Rally. – We end with a special Mandela Day project featuring Ferraris.
In a fast-paced digital world, embracing pen and paper can enhance creativity, deepen thinking and improve clarity in both professional and personal pursuits. In today’s tech-focused world, we tend to deviate more to the digital. We tap away at our computers, we gaze at our screens and our thumbs fly across the keypads on our phones. These actions tend to be more reactive than proactive. We are either responding to […]
So what does it mean when we say Android and Apple iOS? It sounds a bit confusing, but we need to start at the role that these operating systems play in our day to day lives. Android is an open-source operating system that runs on smartphones such as Samsung, Huawei, Oppo, Honor, Xiaomi to name a few. These devices are available from entry-level to professional-level smartphones giving options that are […]
Decadent, indulgence … Who can say no to a warm baked chocolate pudding on a cold winter’s day? If you love chocolate this pudding will definitely be right up your alley. Heleen Meyer shares her saucy, chocolate pudding with nuts and coffee, which is absolutely decadent. Her recipe is similar to a well-known baked dessert with the crusty top layer, soft cake layer and a warm, gooey sauce underneath – […]
My name is Elena. I’m 71, and I cut hair in my garage. Twenty-five dollars, cash only, no appointments. You just show up, sit in the vintage hydraulic chair I saved from my old shop, and let me help you look human again. I spent nearly half a century at a high-end down town salon before my hands started developing a tremor—nothing major, but enough to end the days of […]
