When Humor Helps—and Hurts—in the Face of Stigma

by tempuser_4156875036 | May 4, 2026

Humor can make difficult topics easier to talk about, but it can also reinforce the stigma it seems to challenge.

COVID Learning Retention and Improved Gifted Identification

by tempuser_4156875036 | May 4, 2026

New research shows that, despite the disruption of COVID-19, in some cases, there may have been learning retention. It also provides ways to improve gifted identification policies.

Lion’s Head route closures change hiking access but summit remains open via alternative paths

by tempuser_4156875036 | Apr 19, 2026

A Cape Town favourite is getting a temporary detour For locals and visitors who regularly hike or run up Lion’s Head, the familiar routine is about to change. Sourced: X{@CapeTownEtc} Two of the most commonly used access points to the iconic peak are currently closed...

The one travel item that can save your Southern African trip

by tempuser_4156875036 | Apr 19, 2026

When people plan a trip through Southern Africa, the big things usually get all the attention. Flights. Visas. Vaccines. Transfers. The dream safari. The perfect coastal stop. The road trip playlist. Source: Shutterstock Then the phone battery dies. It sounds small...

Accessible travel in South Africa could unlock a trillion-dollar opportunity if small changes are made

by tempuser_4156875036 | Apr 19, 2026

A market hiding in plain sight at WTM Africa At this year’s WTM Africa in Cape Town, a powerful message echoed through one of the most talked-about panels: the travel industry is sitting on a massive opportunity and it starts with accessibility. Sourced:...