Protesting is known as expressing a strong objection against proposed notions, ideas, strategies or projects. Protesting can be done via marches, refusal to do everyday tasks or duties agreed upon, which are normally civilized and
Data by international research group Global TGI shows that more than 60% of South Africans own a microwave oven, indicating to what extent we rely on arguably the most convenient of household appliances. The frantic
The end of the year is fast approaching, things are slowing down, the sun is out and before you know it #keDezembaboss. But before you can set out your New Year’s resolutions, show off your
Thanks to modern clothing stores being international now. Our clothes look exactly like what is being sold in Europe, Japan and America. The rise of international fashion stores is taking away our ability to be
Leaving home for the first time can be exciting and scary (and home includes your student accommodation paid for by your parents). You’re excited to gain some independence but scared for the world of responsibility
Give yourself a pat on the back. After all, you did it. You got that call that you have a job interview coming up, and a long stressful preparation lies ahead of you. “What do
According to the Oxford Dictionary, soft skills are “personal attributes that enable someone to interact effectively and harmoniously with other people”. In other words, these are so-called people skills – the opposite of technical skills
Varsity is a time of self-discovery. Where you’ll make life defining choices which will have a ripple effect on the rest of your life. And where you choose to live will be part of the
Failure can be a hard pill to swallow. And you may feel like you’ll never recover from a bad semester. But if you do some introspection, you’ll find out why you failed in the first
You sit down at your desk, open your laptop to get started with an amazing article and you patiently wait for inspiration but there’s nothing. You wait a couple more minutes but you find yourself