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#CanWeChat: How not to raise an iPad kid
12+ hour, 51+ min ago (373+ words) The other day my 18-year-old daughter was explaining the “WTF” social media trend to me. Our favourite WTF posts though are those with the caption “WTF is an iPad kid?” These are posted alongside pictures or videos of little kids…...
Abdul and Sebanele win Spelling Bee Mega Challege
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (160+ words) Alfred Duma Local Municipality hosted the Spelling Bee Mega Challenge at the Civic Hall yesterday (September 9). The event saw primary school children battling it out to spell all the words correctly. The judges described the competition as being very tough…...
North Coast NGOs receive smart devices to support vulnerable children
1+ week, 1+ day ago (244+ words) Two North Coast non-profit organisations received a digital boost after Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Solly Malatsi donated smart devices to support vulnerable children in the region. The North Coast Courier Orphan Fund and Summerhill House were selected as beneficiaries…...
The hidden cost of always being the coping woman
4+ week, 11+ hour ago (752+ words) Many women have perfected a familiar response: “I can manage. I will find a way. I always do.” It is said when an unexpected bill arrives, when a relative needs help or when a child needs something that was not…...