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Motoring Today sponsored by Toyota
– 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.
The Case for Pen and Paper in a Fast-Moving World
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 […]
To Tattoo Or Not To Tatoo
Tattoos are a powerful form of self-expression, but they also represent lifelong chemical exposure. Growing research highlights important unanswered questions about toxicity, immune effects and long-term health. Tattoos are generally considered safe, but growing scientific evidence suggests tattoo inks are not biologically inert. The key question is no longer whether tattoos introduce foreign substances into the body, but how toxic those substances might be and what that means for long-term […]
The Best of Broccoli
These ‘little trees’ are indeed part of the cruciferous family and known for its health benefits. Other veggies in this group include cauliflower, kale, spinach, Brussel sprouts and more. Broccoli is an excellent source of fibre, potassium, calcium and iron as well as vitamins A, C, K and B. Another reason why broccoli is considered a healthy ingredient, is the fact that it is low in kilojoules, but has the […]
Interview: Nianell on her New Book - A Song That’s Yet Unsung
Nianell has just brought out her teaching memoir, A Song That’s Yet Unsung—When Nothing is Known, Anything is Possible, published by Reach Publishers. In it, she takes us from platinum-selling hits like Who Painted the Moon? all the way through heartbreak, motherhood, and a profound spiritual awakening, inviting us to remember our inherent worth and choose love over fear. What makes this book truly unique is that it’s not just read – it’s experienced – with 30 original songs embedded […]
Mental Health – Closure: What is it? How do we Achieve it?
What is closure in emotional situations? Closure in relationships is a complex and deeply personal process that involves coming to terms with the end of a significant emotional bond. Whether it's the death of someone close to you, the end of a romantic relationship, friendship, or even a familial tie; seeking closure is often essential for emotional healing and moving forward. Many of us struggle with letting go, with moving […]
Homemade Falafel
Wholesome bites! Falafel is becoming more and more popular on different restaurant and takeaway menus and is no longer just considered as a vegetarian menu option. Have you tried these aromatic Middle eastern chickpea bites before? Heleen Meyer is sharing her favourite Falafel recipe with us in this post. These vegetarian ‘meatballs’ are typically served with pitas, salad ingredients, and a dip like hummus  or a tahini sauce. This does […]
