Lifestyle

On Friday, 12th April, the humanities faculty of Sol Plaatje University hosted speaker Thembelihle Lobi, from the Department of Psychology at the Fort Hare University. Presenting…
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Letlhogonolo Nyathi, the CEO of NC Marketing, who is also the brains behind the Northern Cape Gospel Awards blew the province away by hosting the first ever Northern Cape Gospel…
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18-year-old Omphemetse Masigo, has been chosen to be part of the national delegation that will be showcasing her artistic talent in New York and Orlando this year. She had an…
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Self-Awareness is the act of having a clear perception of your personality, including strengths, weaknesses, thoughts, beliefs, motivation, and emotions. It allows you to…
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Hop into your garden this Easter and give your friends and family a fantastic Easter egg hunt. Hunting for Easter eggs is a great way to bring the whole family together at this…
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Finishing Grade 12? Don’t know what career to follow? You are not alone. Sol Plaatje University lecturer and trained psychologist Caroline Hoorn says that many students do not…
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Sol Plaatje University hosted the award-winning author, Professor Zakes Mda, on Thursday, 28 March 2018 for the launch his new historical fiction titled “The Zulus of New York”.…
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Miss Sol Plaatje University (SPU) finalist, Sadi Ulalia, hosted an intimate music and arts day-event on Saturday, 30 March, to raise funds for an SPU charitable event that will…
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On Wednesday 20th March, renowned writer and philosopher, Renaud Ego’s book launch took place. The book deals with Ego’s intellectual journey with art of the San and Bushmen in…
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The Mayibuye Uprising Drama Festival was held on Saturday, 9 March 2019. The festival is an art in schools project which focuses on youth involvement in the arts. It promotes the…
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Corporate South Africa is slowly realising that women are capable and in many instances better qualified and skilled than men, to manage multi billion rand, multi-national…
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Africa is a smorgasbord, not only of wildlife and spectacular scenery, but of people and customs and traditions, too, each one more awe-inspiring than the last. It is a very large…
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About half of all full-time college and university students have jobs outside of school. This number jumps to 80% when it comes to part-time students. One study showed that 70% of…
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Ons bly op ʼn dorpie waar daar stofpaaie is en waar die bank twee-uur toe maak en waar daar min winkeltjies is, ʼn Pep, ʼn SASSA en waar die bottelstoor nie vakansiedae toe maak nie.…
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“I cannot stand the status quo,” said Bolani boldly to a full audience at the launch of her book, “We are the ones we need” at the Sol Plaatje Retail Space on 1 March. Sihle…
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The Market at Flamingo Casino took place on 2 February, hosting local artists such as Khool, Viwe Tyolwane, Nosipho Qalinga and many more. To the smooth backdrop of classic…
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We’ve all been hurt. You can’t be an adult or teen alive today who hasn’t experienced some kind of emotional pain. It hurts. I get that. But what you do with that hurt is…
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Retreats offer a rare opportunity to unplug, unwind, and reset. When you disconnect from your daily routines of work, school, children, and smartphones, you reconnect with…
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When reading life manuscripts of some of the most successful and influential people of our time such as Barack Obama, Steve Jobs, Patrice Motsepe, and so many others, we pick up…
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Being told you’re wrong when you're wrong may make you a more knowledgeable person, but not necessarily a happier one. Even if you’re not the kind of person who needs to have the…
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When payday comes, be it at the end of the month or in the middle of the month, is it a day that you aren’t even remotely excited for because you know that as soon as the SMS…
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There are many vital things your body needs in order for it to function at its prime. Vitamins are just one of them. A lot of people don’t get their vitamins in simply because they…
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The longest continually running television game show in South African history has said farewell to its renowned presenter of 28 years. After more than 700 episodes and 44 seasons…
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An intimate crowd gathered in the courtyard of Sol Plaatje University on Friday evening, seated on cushions on the ground, attentively listening to the gentle readings of author,…
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Here is an important but unfortunate fact – about half of those who start a new exercise routine abandon it within three to six months. Why? It’s simple. People are lazy. People…
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