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EXCLUSIVE: ‘If Finances Allow, I Want a Whole Soccer Team,’: King Wanda on More Kids, Fatherhood, His 9–5 and Future Plans
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Exclusive Premium ‘I Want a Soccer Team’: ‘Big Brother Mzansi’s’ King Wanda on More Kids and His Job

by Goodwill Thomo, Lifestyle Content Creator and Digital Coordinator/ Journalist
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In this exclusive interview, former 'Big Brother Mzansi Season 6 Bazozwa' housemate King Wanda gets real about fatherhood, finances and his dreams for a bigger family. Known for his bold personality, he shares a softer side as he opens up about raising his children while balancing a 9–5 and long-term ambitions. From wanting “a whole soccer team” of kids to navigating the realities of providing for them, his perspective is both honest and relatable. Fatherhood, he says, has shifted everything from priorities to purpose. Read more to discover how King Wanda is building his future, one goal at a time.

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7 Reasons You’re Angry All the Time (And What Helps)
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by Ally Cohen, Content Creator and Digital Marketer
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If you feel irritated before the day has even started, snapping at small things and wondering when you became this angry, you are not alone. Looking at why you might be angry all the time and what to do about it reveals how constant pressure, mental overload and emotional bottling quietly fuel that edge. This kind of anger is not a personality flaw, it is a signal that something needs to shift. Understanding what is really driving it can be unexpectedly validating. Sometimes clarity is the first step towards finally feeling lighter.

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Why Newborn Smiling Isn’t Always What It Seems
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by Ally Cohen, Content Creator and Digital Marketer
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Few things melt a parent’s heart faster than a newborn smile. It feels like a moment of connection proof that your baby recognises you and feels safe. But why newborn smiling isn’t always what it seems has everything to do with early brain development and reflexes. Understanding this helps parents enjoy those sweet moments without misunderstanding what their baby is communicating in the very early weeks.

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Why Balancing Academics With Play Matters More Than Marks
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by Ally Cohen, Content Creator and Digital Marketer
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In a world obsessed with results, it is easy to forget that learning is more than grades on a report. Understanding why balancing academics with play matters more than marks helps parents see how creativity, movement and downtime support confidence and emotional growth. Children who are given space to play often cope better with pressure and stay curious for longer. Play builds skills that marks cannot measure, like resilience, problem solving and joy. Sometimes the best academic support looks nothing like studying.

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When the Pregnancy Glow Just Isn’t There
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by Ally Cohen, Content Creator and Digital Marketer
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We’ve all heard about the “pregnancy glow” with that radiant skin, glossy hair and natural glow people love to talk about. But what if you don’t feel glowing at all? For many mums-to-be, pregnancy brings acne, bloating, exhaustion and a rollercoaster of emotions instead. If you're not feeling your best, you’re not alone and it doesn’t mean you’re doing anything wrong. Here’s why the glow doesn’t show up for everyone, and how to embrace your experience with kindness and honesty.

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7 Warning Signs of Teens and Alcohol Abuse
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by Ally Cohen, Content Creator and Digital Marketer
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Teen drinking often starts quietly, but the warning signs of alcohol abuse can appear sooner than many parents realise. Changes in mood, slipping school performance, secrecy and sudden shifts in friendships can all signal deeper concerns. Alcohol abuse in teens can affect brain development, mental health and long-term decision-making. Spotting the early red flags gives parents a crucial chance to step in before habits become harmful. Read more to discover the seven warning signs linked to teens and alcohol abuse every parent should know.

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How to Support Girls Who Feel Pressure to Be Perfect
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by Amanda Rogaly, Founder of BabyYumYum Parenting Portal
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Girls today are growing up in a world where perfection feels like the price for acception. Whether it’s school marks, social media posts, or constant comparisons, the pressure to be flawless can wear them down fast. As parents, it's important to know how to support girls who feel this pressure by helping them separate their worth from their achievements. It’s about showing them that mistakes are normal, effort matters more than perfection, and that they are loved exactly as they are. Learn how to raise girls who feel empowered to try, fail, grow and breathe.

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Exclusive: Senzo Radebe on Being a Father of Two and How Fatherhood Changed His Life
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Exclusive Premium Exclusive: ‘Shaka iLembe’ star Senzo Radebe on Being an Intentional Father To His Sons

by Goodwill Thomo, Lifestyle Content Creator and Digital Coordinator/ Journalist
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In this exclusive interview, Senzo Radebe opens up about being a father of two and how fatherhood has transformed his life behind the scenes. While fans know the Alexandra-born actor for powerful roles on Muvhango, Gomora, Isitha: The Enemy and Shaka iLembe, few knew he was quietly raising two baby boys. Now, for the first time, Senzo shares how becoming a dad reshaped his priorities, deepened his sense of legacy and changed the way he approaches fame. From father-son rituals to fiercely protecting his children’s privacy, he reveals a softer, more grounded side of himself. Discover how fatherhood is redefining success for one of Mzansi’s most versatile stars.

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The Catastrophic Parenting Style Explained
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by Ally Cohen, Content Creator and Digital Marketer
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The catastrophic parenting style is rooted in fear, often leading parents to imagine the worst-case scenario in everyday situations. While it comes from a place of deep love and protection, it can unintentionally increase anxiety in both the parent and the child. Understanding how this parenting style shows, like constant worrying, over-controlling behaviour or difficulty letting go can help you recognise it in yourself or others. If you’ve ever felt exhausted by your own fears or unsure how to give your child more independence, you’re not alone. Learn what the catastrophic parenting style really is, how it impacts children’s development, and what gentle shifts can help you feel calmer and more confident.

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How to Talk About Resentment With Your Partner Without Starting a Fight
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by Ally Cohen, Content Creator and Digital Marketer
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Resentment can quietly build in even the strongest relationships, but bringing it up often feels risky. If you’re holding onto frustration, hurt or emotional exhaustion, the last thing you want is to trigger a full-blown argument. The key is learning how to express those feelings calmly, clearly and without blame. From timing your conversation right to using “I” statements and setting shared goals, it is possible to talk about resentment with your partner without things turning tense. Want to clear the air and reconnect without drama? Here’s how to approach it the right way.

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