Morgan Cadle

Is private education reserved for the rich elite?

In South Africa, private higher education is often assumed to be for wealthy students or those who did not get into public universities. It is also commonly linked to privilege,…

Morgan Cadle May 14, 2026

Wellness

Depression doesn’t always look the same

Young people and women face a higher risk for a form of major depression that often flies under the radar. Their symptoms don’t match what families and friends typically expect…

Morgan Cadle May 13, 2026

Wellness

Empty Nest Syndrome – is it Depression in disguise?

So, the kids have finally flown the nest, and you have all the time in the world to do whatever you please, but instead find yourself tearful and sad, struggling…

Morgan Cadle May 12, 2026

Wellness

Understanding night terrors and how to soothe them

Written by: Jolandi Becker (Managing Director at Good Night), spokesperson for BabyWombWorld We all know how it feels to wake up with your heart pounding and your mind grappling to determine what…

Morgan Cadle May 5, 2026

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Surfers Not Street Children Take an Epic Win at Ocean Festival’s First-Ever Schools Tag Team Surf Contest

Scottburgh Main Beach delivered the perfect stage for an unforgettable showdown this weekend as rising surfing stars took to the water for the inaugural Schools Tag Team Surf Contest on…

Morgan Cadle May 4, 2026

Getaways

Makumu Private Game Lodge: Comfort and Adventure for the Whole Family

Family getaways are a time for quality time together. It's the time when the set routine of daily life is stored away to make time for precious memories and even more precious adventures. Game…

Morgan Cadle April 22, 2026

Education

The secret to raising children who love reading and learn better

A love of reading doesn’t develop by chance. It is built early through everyday habits that shape how children experience books – not as work, but as discovery, imagination, and…

Morgan Cadle April 21, 2026

Wellness

The cold case of food waste: why your fridge matters more than you think

Food waste is often blamed on poor planning, but the real issue may lie in how we store our food. We speak to Sicelo Champion from leading appliance manufacturer, Miele,…

Morgan Cadle April 21, 2026

Education

When screen time for kids is a bridge to learning, not a barrier

By Kate Groch Screen time is bad for children, right? Artificial intelligence is killing critical thinking, correct? I beg to differ. In the rural areas where I’ve worked as an…

Morgan Cadle April 20, 2026

Wellness

More alike than different: Developmental care for children with Down Syndrome

Every child deserves the chance to thrive, yet misconceptions about Down syndrome can leave families feeling unsure about how best to care for them. While Down syndrome may bring unique…

Morgan Cadle April 17, 2026