✅ LinkedIn Power Routine: Replace the News Scroll with Purpose
For solopreneurs, job seekers & consultants who want to grow their network, find work, and convert leads—without doomscrolling.
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How to Build a Purpose-Driven Routine in Distracting Times
Some days feel like one long scroll.
News, messages, meetings — all competing for your attention. Without a deliberate rhythm, you
The Youth Jobs Crisis: What’s Actually Working in South Africa
Every year, thousands of young South Africans finish school and face the same wall: no job, little experience, and few
Five YouTube Channels That Actually Make You Smarter
* Mark Rober – playful engineering and problem-solving.
* Economics Explained – clear takes on global and African markets.
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10 South African Creators You Should Know About Now
From climate activists to urban farmers, educators to tech makers — there’s a wave of South Africans shaping conversations that
The Case for Re-creation, Not Just Recreation
We treat leisure like a break from “real work.” But the best downtime rebuilds us — physically, mentally, creatively.
For me,
Why I’m curious with This South African Indie Game
It’s called Broforce, and it’s equal parts absurd and brilliant. Local studio Free Lives made it years ago,
The Power of Weak Ties in a Polarised World
Mark Granovetter’s classic research on “weak ties” — acquaintances who open unexpected doors — still holds true. I’ve seen it
How a Small Kenyan Town Is Reinventing Local Media
In Kitui County, a group of young journalists started a WhatsApp-based news service to bypass unreliable print distribution. Now they
What I Learned online this week about democracy
This week I heard a talk by Dr. Nompumelelo Runji, reflecting on democracy’s resilience in Africa. It’s 15