The South African economy has been struggling for the past couple of years and the pandemic has just increased the stress on the country's economy. One of the affected industries is the construction industry, and this after the SA construction industry concluded 2020 with uncertainty. However, this is not their only struggle, sometime back i saw a clip of a guy that was using a certain machine to plaster the house and apparently there are a lot more advancements in the machinery used to build thus leading to future job losses in the industry as result of the 4th and 5th industrial revolution and how it is affecting South Africa so far?.

Many of us have at this point either lost or know someone that has lost someone special during this pandemic. This has caused an enormous amount of stress and anxiety for many. But what are there possible effects of surviving a pandemic and what should we know about survivor's guilt? We spoke to Dr. Cino Shearer about it and he shared how this affects us and shared tips to deal with it.

We explored the various types of Child abandonment and how children can have both parents but still suffer abandonment. Independent Clinical Psychologist Dr. Wilson Makgahlela details what abandonment is and how it affects the child, mother and the father in the long run. He also shared examples of when a child might feel abandoned emotionally.

We got into lockdown unprepared for the financial implications that come with living during a pandemic. We overcame some of the obstacles, lost some of our luxuries and here we are in 2021. We spoke to a finacial adviser about what mistakes we made in 2020 that we should avoid in 2021 and just generally how to prepare ourselves better financially for 2021.

We were joined by the provincial Manager of the NHBRC in Limpopo to talk about the Warranty cover that is available to home owners in a case that there is any structural problems with their newly built homes.

Many have embraced helpers and other skilled workers to mention a few to help them out in their homes. Some even offer accommodation for such employees and sometimes they are undocumented. This therefore puts the employer or the host at a risk of being convicted for harboring an illegal immigrant among other legal challenges that one can face. While the risk for business is far more than for those who may employ unskilled workers as a business may loose their operating license from such conduct

It was not until covid-19 that some heard the word comorbidities and we all have a certain understanding of what they are. Comorbidities and whether they are linked to lifestyles diseases and how they make you vulnerable to covid. So, we wanted to take out to investigate more about what are comorbidities and we were joined by Medical Professional Dr. Danny Mokumo to talk about Comorbidities and their link to our overall immune system and health.

According to the Harvard Business Review you don’t need to have all the requirements listed to apply for a job and too many people, especially women, focus on jobs that they are overqualified for and that’s a mistake and can lead to becoming stagnant in your career. With the unemployment rate higher than ever, we need to be more daring and also should we be applying for jobs we do not fully qualify for? We spoke to Managing Director at HR Company Solutions Madelein Hendricks about this and she shared some interesting insights.

We caught up with a community based child care centre situated in Njelele in the Vhembe District to let them know that The Shoprite Community Network has gifted them a R 10 000 voucher to help them continue their great work.

Pregnancy can change a woman's body so much in some cases the pre-pregnancy body never returns. But the world of cosmetic surgery offers solutions for mothers that want a makeover after pregnancy. We spoke to Cosmetic Surgeon Dr. Brian Monaisa about what the Mommy Makeover is about and what it entails.