Gauteng’s cold, dry winter weather can leave hair feeling rough, brittle and harder to manage, particularly for people with coloured hair, natural curls, protective styles or visible grey strands. Low humidity, hot showers, indoor heating and frequent heat styling can all affect moisture levels in the hair and scalp.
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Consumers in Gauteng who receive defective goods, face unfair treatment from a supplier or struggle to resolve a complaint may be able to seek help through the Gauteng Consumer Protection Office. In the latest Gauteng Lifve Podcast, Sanele Mthuli from the Gauteng Department of Economic Development explains the rights consumers have under the Consumer Protection Act and the steps they can take when a business fails to resolve a dispute.
Mandela Month is observed across South Africa every July in honour of former president Nelson Mandela, whose birthday falls on 18 July. The month encourages people to turn Mandela’s values of service, dignity, equality and social justice into practical action by supporting people and communities in need.
The countdown to the Hollywoodbets Durban July 2026 is on, and fashion is once again taking centre stage alongside world-class…
The health benefits and risks of going without underwear are being discussed again as World No Panty Day is observed on 22 June. While the practice is often associated with comfort or personal preference, medical experts say there may be genuine health benefits in certain situations, particularly when it comes to ventilation, moisture control and reducing irritation.
With property remaining one of the biggest financial investments South Africans make, understanding how to qualify for a home loan is an important first step towards homeownership.
June marks International Pride Month, a global observance recognising the rights, visibility and experiences of LGBTQIA+ communities. For South Africans, Pride Month 2026 comes at a time when the country continues to hold a unique position on the African continent due to its constitutional protections for LGBTQIA+ people, while also facing ongoing concerns around discrimination, violence and unequal lived experiences.
As temperatures continue dropping across Gauteng, many South Africans are turning to affordable nutrient rich foods to help support their immune systems during the winter cold and flu season. Health experts say seasonal eating habits often shift during winter as people search for foods that may help support energy levels, gut health and overall wellness.
Women’s nutritional needs change significantly throughout different stages of life, with experts warning that hormone shifts, stress, pregnancy, ageing and…
As fuel prices continue climbing across South Africa, more Gauteng motorists are turning to fuel loyalty programmes, banking rewards and cashback systems to reduce monthly transport costs. With petrol and diesel increases placing additional pressure on household budgets, loyalty cards linked to fuel stations and banks are becoming increasingly popular among commuters looking to stretch their money further.