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North-West University (NWU) students are yet to get onboard environmental activism such as the #fridaysforfuture
Skin lightening products ‘damage self-esteem’
Skin lightening products have been used over decades for many skin issues. However, along with
Some students still battling to adapt to online learning
Students across the country have been forced to transition to the online mode of learning
Advice for partners of people with depression
Breathing deeply with obvious unease through the phone speaker, a 24-year-old call centre agent from
The Matthew Effect: Why some are more successful than others
The Matthew Effect has been used for over 50 years to explain why some people
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Coronavirus: Mental health ‘the second wave’
Due to the ongoing lockdown stages, people are forced to stay at home which they
Manage the big frustration: procrastination
Procrastination is a relatively normal activity that most people indulge in throughout their lives, but
Food prices increase by 7.8% during coronavirus lockdown
Twenty-one-year-old Angie van Wyk* is a first-year psychology student at the NWU Mahikeng campus. She
Covid-19 shaped a new era for journalism in South Africa
The Covid-19 pandemic changed life as we know it, and years from now, we will
Food misinformation can stunt your mental health during lockdown
Misinformation shared on the internet about healthy food choices can prevent you from fuelling your
The secrets to longevity lie in the genes
I remember the day my mother shared the news when one of her close friends
Beauty industry back in business but still struggling
The Covid-19 pandemic disrupted the operation of all businesses in the country, with the beauty
Illegal waste dumping concerns Ikageng residents
Illegal waste dumping is a big problem in Ikageng, Potchefstroom, with waste piling up in