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Micro-resilience: The 10-minute Reset Every Legal Professional Needs

Micro-resilience: The 10-minute Reset Every Legal Professional Needs

By Adv Sonja Cilliers and Maryke Groenewald from PMRI, South Africa In law, precision and stamina are everything - yet few pause long enough to protect the very mind that drives performance. Micro-resilience provides a practical approach to recovery while work continues. It’s the art of taking short, intentional

The Balancing Act Between The Employees Right To Free Speech And An Employers Reputation

In the age of social media and the highly divided political arena , employees and employers find themselves navigating a delicate dance between the right to express personal opinions and the need to maintain a positive public image. Here's a look at the balancing act between an employee'

Economic Optimism Blossoms As South Africa Addresses Structural Challenges

After many years of sluggish economic growth, there is growing optimism that the South African economy will grow by 1,7% as the Government addresses the country's structural challenges. "While this is below the 2% targeted by the National Development Plan, this is welcoming news for South

Tears Foundation Launches Soothing The Nation Campaign: Better Help For Gbv In 2025

Tears Foundation Launches Soothing The Nation Campaign: Better Help For Gbv In 2025

TEARS Foundation, one of South Africa’s foremost anti-GBV organisations, now proudly launches the Soothing the Nation campaign — a deeply moving initiative designed to confront the country’s gender-based violence (GBV) crisis – by taking a step back and letting people know that there is in fact somewhere for them to

The NeuroParenting Hub and Newsroom: Real Support for Parents of Neurodivergent Children

The NeuroParenting Hub and Newsroom: Real Support for Parents of Neurodivergent Children

Raising a neurodivergent child is a journey that few are fully prepared for. It’s more than managing schedules filled with therapy sessions and school meetings—it’s about navigating the emotional highs and lows that come with raising a child who doesn’t fit the mould. Parents quickly find

SA's working women at more risk of toxic stress

SA's working women at more risk of toxic stress

Unique challenges faced by women in the workplace and their greater share of juggling work and household responsibilities raise their risk of toxic stress, with negative impacts on both their productivity and the organisation’s performance. Women and men not only respond differently to stress, but more women are reporting

Five reasons why “moral regeneration” failed in South Africa

Five reasons why “moral regeneration” failed in South Africa

Piet Naudé is a former Professor of Ethics at Stellenbosch Business School and currently a Director of Quality Services at the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) The month of July is appropriately designated as “Moral Regeneration Month” as it relates to the birthday of Nelson Mandela on 18 July.

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