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Mental health remains one of the most under-addressed health challenges in South Africa, especially among Black and rural women. Despite growing awareness campaigns, mental illness continues to be heavily stigmatized, with far-reaching implications for individuals, families, workplaces, and communities. As the insurance sector increasingly aligns with holistic wellness goals, there is a timely opportunity to

When it comes to money, having enough is certainly important. But true financial wellness is about more than just your profit-and-loss statement. It’s also about how you relate to money, how you handle financial stress, and how well you communicate these things when necessary. To help you improve your financial wellness, we reached out to

Menopause remains one of the least discussed yet most impactful phases in a woman’s life, particularly in the workplace. For too long, the challenges that come with menopause – hot flushes, cognitive shifts, fatigue, and mood fluctuations – have been dismissed or endured in silence. The 2024 Women’s Report, authored by Dr. Antonella Silver and

In 1994, complete political transformation happened in South Africa at the breathtaking rate of a revolution. In the 30 years since, it feels as though it’s been a long, persistent struggle to achieve even a small amount of the social and economic change the country needs. This includes the imperative for gender equity and parity

About two years after the release of Greta Gerwig’s Barbie movie, the sentiment that, ‘women can be anything’, although depicted in an imaginary world, rings just as true. However, reality still often falls short, as a lack of representation in senior roles can make it challenging for women to envision themselves in diverse career paths,