Powerhouse: Zandile Nzalo
In the late Eighties, Swazi-born Zandile Nzalo arrived in Johannesburg on the back of a truck with just her suitcase, a duvet cover – and steely determination to realise her dream. Unfazed by her less...
View ArticleSpin doctors in a spin?
Popular TV programmes such as The Fixer, where Kerry Washington’s portrayal of mastermind spin doctor Olivia Pope puts a glamorous spin on the comings and goings of the relentlessly portrayed Oval...
View ArticleWhen you’re up to your eyeballs in debt
You’re generally considered to be over-indebted when your income’s no longer sufficient to cover your living expenses and obligations. Initially, there are a few quick self-help options available,...
View ArticleKeeping our heritage alive
Having spent a number of years overseas in exile, I speak various languages, including some Dutch and fluent Norwegian. Throughout my time abroad, my parents insisted on speaking Sesotho to me – and I...
View ArticleConditional love
In celebrity circles, defining marital expectations in writing is commonplace. Mark Zuckerberg’s wife Priscilla Chan reportedly made the Facebook mogul sign a relationship contract stipulating that...
View ArticleBeautiful, powerful SUVs at every age
A recent study found that women were 67% more likely to buy a crossover SUV than men and 9% are more likely to go for an SUV. Not that you needed a study to prove this – just take a look around you...
View ArticleNkosazana Dlamini-Zuma: a new number one?
But given her many detractors, Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma is guarding her leadership strategy with vigour Dlamini-Zuma could be forgiven for not yet wanting to publicly enter the leadership fray, even...
View ArticleSex for “success”
“The reason you’ll always be poor is that you’re not willing to do what needs to be done” is what budding entrepreneur Zandile Zulu* was told when she wouldn’t give in to a potentially important...
View ArticleStand up Africa!
YouTube, a medium that once offered pure escapism by way of sharing music videos and movie bloopers, has evolved into a powerful social tool that young Africans are leveraging to explore different...
View ArticleNomzamo Mbatha talks about succeeding at your passion
Nomzamo Mbatha is a household name. Not only is she known for her appearances in popular TV shows such as Isibaya and Umlilo, but also for her work as the South African ambassador for skincare brand...
View ArticleYoung business minds: Okyerebea Ampofo-Anti
Ghanaian Okyerebea Ampofo-Anti moved to South Africa when she was nine years old and knew by then that she wanted to pursue law. “I like to fight on behalf of others because injustice irks me,” she...
View ArticleThe many faces of Nomzamo Mbatha
DESTINY chats to a woman who’s clearly in charge of her life and career. We cover her role as the first African face of Neutrogena, her new production company, growing up in KwaMashu, building her...
View ArticleREPORT: Taking on the giants
American brands have a sizeable foothold in our fast-food market, yet their quest for global domination continues, with a recent resurgence of new labels hitting our shores. Thanks to its glamorous...
View ArticlePOWERHOUSE: Monalisa Sam
Monalisa Sam’s dad had a rule: he couldn’t afford university education for her beyond three years. “He told me that if I didn’t graduate in that period, I’d need to stand on my own two feet,” she...
View ArticleCurls, coils and kinks: meet the connoisseurs
Phindi Mtyingizane (29), owner of O’Naturals Wigs When I was a teenager, I’d grow my hair, relax it, then cut it and start all over again. Eventually I realised I simply didn’t like relaxed hair, and...
View ArticleWin a getaway to Magoebaskloof!
Set in the dramatically beautiful Magoebaskloof area of Limpopo, the Orion group hotel offers guests an idyllic and relaxing break in the country. Friendly, personal service and comfortable...
View Article[FEATURED] Old Mutual sponsors DESTINY “Personal Wealth Report”
Opportunity is knocking. In a world where anyone can succeed with the right attitude and skills set, building wealth is easier than you think. By staying calm, being adaptable and making considered...
View ArticleTackling school competition
Independent attorney Malwande Dumeko recalls attending her daughter’s school prize-giving evenings with trepidation, because they left her feeling empty. “They were the worst events for parents to...
View ArticlePerfect your glow
Harsh conditions like cold wind are known to take their toll on skin, leaving it looking dull and feeling tight and dry. Try these sure-fire strategies for glowing your way through the season....
View Article15 tips to cut your grocery bill
The recent drought, the worst in over three decades, has negatively impacted SA’s agriculture industry and pushed food prices higher, due to certain crop shortages. Here are ways to decrease your...
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