The philosophy of virtue edited manna
Thato Kelefetswe, is a 14 year old grade 9 student from Hartbeespoort who’s biggest aspiration in life is to stay virtuous. He shares his philosophy. By Thato Kelefetswe
Month: February 2022
The Boy Who Lives to Tell a Story
Here is Dante’s story. At his birth on December 10, 2014, Dante was diagnosed with a rare heart condition called Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF). This a rare heart condition is caused by a combination of four heart defects and causes oxygen-poor blood to flow out of his heart and into the rest of his body.
Future Authors – Penelope Kwenda
Black Maleficent I mean, I’m not lazy. I don’t care for needless things. I don’t
Education for HOA Directors and Staff
In my previous articles, I wrote about that the Roles and Players in an Estates’ Homeowners Association. In this article I would like to share my thoughts and suggestions on education for Directors and Staff in an Estates’ Homeowners Association. By Johan Kruger
In Your Face – Marketing
We have, since the pandemic started, become recluse. Withdrawn from the world outside of your own Bio-bubble. Minimum contact with others has been hard on our personal lives and this made me think of the effects our exclusion, from business life, has had on our working relationships. By Theunis Botha
The SARS headache
A few people jump with joy when a notification is received that SARS is requesting additional information. Honestly, for most people just mentioning SARS results in an instant headache. By Gerty Green
Self- Coaching is a Process
An entrepreneur must channel confidence and optimism but most of the time feels self-doubt and makes assumptions of failure. If you’re asked what is needed, you will probably mention more clients, knowledge, and a template of how to achieve success. By Gerty Green
Hashimotos Part 3
In the previous articles we learned how hypothyroidism affects your pancreatic digestion and what effect this has on your body. By Dr Marike de Klerk
Flipside – Love, Chemistry, and the original sin of Valentine’s Day
The dark history and possible Origin of Valentine (feast of Lupercalia celebrated February 13 to15) leaves a bitter taste in your mouth. Naked women apparently begged to be whipped by men with a hide of a goat or a dog in a sad attempt to help them become fertile.
THE IDEA AND MAKING IT HAPPEN
Lebitso Ramphore lives in Hartbeespoort with her family, she founded Ostibel Africa in 2018. She is also a published author and holistic coach.Ostibel Africa
The life of a paediatric specialist
No words can fully express the gift of working with babies and children.
Cape Town engineer Deon Fabel shares his recipe for longevity in the industry
Deon Fabel graduated in 1989 from the University of Pretoria with a degree in civil engineering (BEng(civ)). In 1993 he received a Project Management Certificate from Unisa and in 2009 he completed the Executive Development Programme at the University of Stellenbosch.
Marinda Engelbrecht brings theatre and food to the children of Africa and the Middle East
An unexpected meeting with an interesting person is a mountain-top experience for someone seeking an inspirational story. I met such a person in Marinda Engelbrecht. This eccentric, creative woman can literally do anything she puts her mind to – and more! With feet firmly on the ground, she puts family first and lives according to the values she was brought up with.
Urban Agriculture Made Simple – Part 2
In small spaces you can cultivate mushrooms and other fungi. Cultivating fungi can yield food, medicine, construction materials and other product. A mushroom farm is the business of growing fungi. Yet again you can cultivate mushrooms in a small urban garden or even in a room in the middle of a big city.By Marinda Sauerman