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Andrea Abbott

Finding Flowers

In this time of unprecedented human-induced ecological destruction and with many of the world’s leaders apparently turning a blind eye, it might seem that only a super hero can save us. But that’s to underestimate what one or a few ordinary heroes can do to help restore ecological integrity.

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Charlotte Nyatanga-Chipangura
Charlotte Nyatanga

Unexpected rays of sunshine

This past week has been extremely difficult for me. There are events that unfolded and left me feeling like I had been hit by a

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Charlotte Nyatanga-Chipangura
Charlotte Nyatanga

Giving new life to old bottles

Sean Williams is an animal and environmental activist who has travelled around the world and seen animals in their natural habitat. To minimise the impact of pollution on nature, he is mobilising people and resources to clean up the streets of Fourways and Lonehill. He has even gone ahead and adopted a number of endangered animals. His team built an eco-brick bench in Lonehill Park.

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Delilah Nosworthy
Delilah Nosworthy

Pet insurance 101

Thanks to developments in veterinary care and quality nutritional products, pets are now enjoying a longer lifespan. Pets are also now, more than ever, a part of our family unit and when illness or tragedy strikes, veterinary bills do not always fall within our ever-tightening budgets.

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Fun with clothes on
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Peter Ucko

Fun with clothes on.

How much fun can you have with your clothes on? Would you like to know if it is possible? Do you think that “fun” is better naked?

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Neesa Moodley
Neesa Moodley

Sweep in good money habits this spring

In South Africa, spring starts in September (except in Cape Town where it takes a laidback approach and arrives sometime around late October). This could be the ideal time to spring-clean your finances, if not your house.

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Sam Basch
Sam Basch

All that glitters

Humankind has always had a penchant for gold. It’s actually a fever, gold fever, striking down all those with the indescribable urge for quick riches. Up north in the Limpopo province are the remains of South Africa’s first gold-mining company.

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