Blogs
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Invasives and Natives: The July indigenous garden
BlogsEven during the fairly dormant mid-winter period there are plenty of garden tasks that need doing.
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Turning the Tide – Dealing with the main lifestyle-related conditions in South Africa (Part 6)
BlogsAs you lose weight your metabolic rate (the rate at which you burn kilojoules) may slow down to conserve energy,…
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Good Business Basics: Make yourself an asset to keep your job
BlogsThe age of sheltered employment is long gone, and employers are spoilt for choice in all but a few select…
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My Take: Bok selectors, please don’t make same mistakes
BlogsDoing something new can open the door to something unexpected, something quite brilliant.
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Tuning in: Head to the markets
BlogsThe Pennington Village Market happens at Relton Hall this coming Saturday (29th) from 8am until 1pm. Contact Norma at 083…
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Turning the Tide – Dealing with the main lifestyle-related conditions in South Africa (Part 5)
BlogsThis article deals with some of the myths that have been published about the Mediterranean diet, and Ancel Keys in…
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Good Business Basics: Family planning must be a priority
BlogsEven couples in permanent relationships, married or not, would do well to adopt thoughtful family planning protocols to ensure that…
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My Take: Trump my China, what would you do?
BlogsAll that was required was my 'yes' or 'no'. I jolted awake at the prospect of such a decision.
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Turning the Tide – Dealing with the main lifestyle-related conditions in South Africa (Part 4)
BlogsMost people who really take the trouble to see how domestic animals and poultry are farmed these days for the…
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Good Business Basics: Downward spiral must be reversed
BlogsThere appears to be no long, or even medium term sustainable strategies in place to reverse the downward spiral in…
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My Take: Fast women, slow horses … and other things my father warned me about
BlogsIt's that time of year when we honour our fathers.
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Turning the Tide – Dealing with the main lifestyle-related conditions in South Africa (Part 3)
BlogsThe most ancient historical record of dietary recommendations is found in the book of Genesis in the Bible, written by…
