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Nova 1035
Many people see the dustbin diggers as a nuisance. Johan Kruger from Project Restoring Dignity and Christian Integrity sees the human struggling to survive. Humans searching through rubbish bins for something to eat and collecting recyclable materials to sell for an income. Many of them walk long distances from informal settlements outside town, hoping to find enough to get them and their families through the day. The growing number of […]
One of the hardest dating truths is this: Someone can genuinely like you... and still not choose you. They may enjoy talking to you. They may enjoy your company. They may even care about you. But liking someone and choosing someone are not the same thing.
Emotional independence doesn't mean you don't care. It means you don't lose yourself when you do. You still love deeply. You still want connection. You still enjoy reassurance. But your emotional stability isn't completely dependent on another person's behaviour.
Apparently I’ve reached the stage in adult life where I read up on washing powder. I’ve often wondered about the difference between hand washing powder and auto machine washing powder. The hand washing powder is cheaper than the auto and although I have an automatic machine, I often buy the hand washing one… So in doing my research I found that there are three main differences. Their foam levels, dissolution […]
Damian Schreiber from Ocean Conservation Namibia updates us each week on the amazing conservation work that they do at the coast of Namibia. Ocean Conservation Namibia (OCN) is a private initiative to rescue seals from entanglements.
The “almost relationship” is one of the most emotionally draining places to be in dating. You talk every day. You connect. You feel close. But there’s always this missing piece… clarity. If someone genuinely wants to build with you… you won’t be confused about it for long.
Effort is healthy in relationships. But overfunctioning is not. Because effort is shared… overfunctioning is one-sided. Love shouldn’t feel like you’re doing all the work.
Healthy love after toxic love can feel strange at first. Because when you’re used to emotional chaos, calm can feel like something is missing. No guessing. No highs and lows. No anxiety. And instead of thinking “this is good”… you might think “this feels too quiet.” But often, what feels like boredom is actually peace.
Mixed signals don’t just feel confusing… They feel emotionally addictive. Because your brain doesn’t respond to clarity — it responds to unpredictability. One moment you feel wanted. The next moment you feel unsure.
