 At a Glance, A swinger's lifestyle is one in which a couple engages sexually with other people, usually other couples, together as a couple themselves. Deciding to open your sexual relationship is a big step, and it's not for everyone, we are in conversation with Sex and pleasure educator, Lisa Welsh as we unpack if swinging might be right for you. 

At a Glance, A swinger's lifestyle is one in which a couple engages sexually with other people, usually other couples, together as a couple themselves. Deciding to open your sexual relationship is a big step, and it's not for everyone, we are in conversation with Sex and pleasure educator, Lisa Welsh as we unpack if swinging might be right for you.

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Swinging 101: Deciding If It's Right For You

Safari: Game Drives, whale watching, the Big Five and maybe even a Safari Walk should be at the top of your list as we go into the festive season. South Africa is one of the best destinations worldwide to explore both Land and blue safari’s from watching whales and dolphins from as early as May and in the Western Cape in June to an all year-round safari inland exploration. We are in conversation with Communication specialist and Travel writer, Ondela Mlandu.

Safari: Game Drives, whale watching, the Big Five and maybe even a Safari Walk should be at the top of your list as we go into the festive season. South Africa is one of the best destinations worldwide to explore both Land and blue safari’s from watching whales and dolphins from as early as May and in the Western Cape in June to an all year-round safari inland exploration. We are in conversation with Communication specialist and Travel writer, Ondela Mlandu.

Tourism month: South African safari experience

When you think about going to exhibitions, very rarely do we focus on the work done by bio- and eco-artists. Showcasing the entanglement between living and non/living forms, humans and the more-than-human, and the effect culture has on climate change. We are joined by Co Curator of ‘Imminent and Eminent Ecologies, Leora Farber as we explore events in the art and culture space that may at first sight seem unconventional.

When you think about going to exhibitions, very rarely do we focus on the work done by bio- and eco-artists. Showcasing the entanglement between living and non/living forms, humans and the more-than-human, and the effect culture has on climate change. We are joined by Co Curator of ‘Imminent and Eminent Ecologies, Leora Farber as we explore events in the art and culture space that may at first sight seem unconventional.

Arts and Culture: Imminent and Eminent Ecologies Exhibition

The Gauteng Education Department is grappling with a R4.5 billion budget cut, putting over 3,000 teacher positions at risk. MEC Matome Chiloane emphasized the challenge of balancing fiscal constraints with the need to maintain educational quality amid rapid population growth. Despite necessary cuts to programs like scholar transport and school nutrition, efforts are focused on protecting teaching jobs. Meanwhile, the Basic Education Laws Amendment (Bela) Bill, recently signed by President Cyril Ramaphosa, is facing criticism. However, Cosatu and teachers’ unions support the Bill, which aims to improve educational outcomes by making Grade R mandatory and addressing school challenges.

The Gauteng Education Department is grappling with a R4.5 billion budget cut, putting over 3,000 teacher positions at risk. MEC Matome Chiloane emphasized the challenge of balancing fiscal constraints with the need to maintain educational quality amid rapid population growth. Despite necessary cuts to programs like scholar transport and school nutrition, efforts are focused on protecting teaching jobs. Meanwhile, the Basic Education Laws Amendment (Bela) Bill, recently signed by President Cyril Ramaphosa, is facing criticism. However, Cosatu and teachers’ unions support the Bill, which aims to improve educational outcomes by making Grade R mandatory and addressing school challenges.

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