The South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG) proudly joins the global community in observing World Bipolar Awareness Day, on Sunday, 30 March 2025, a day dedicated to outraising awareness about Bipolar Disorder, reducing stigma, and supporting those living with the condition.

Bipolar Disorder is a complex Mental Health condition, which affects about 1% of the population, characterised by extreme mood swings, including emotional highs (mania or hypomania) and very deep lows (Depression). These fluctuations can impact energy levels, cognitive function, relationships, and daily life. Despite its challenges and stigma, with proper treatment, support, and understanding, people with Bipolar Disorder can lead fulfilling and functional lives.

Bipolar Strong: Resilience and Strength
"For years, I hid my diagnosis, terrified of how society would judge me. The fear of being labelled ‘unstable’ or ‘broken’ kept me silent, struggling alone in the dark. But the moment I met others who shared their stories, I realised I wasn’t alone—I was part of a community that understood. Through their courage, I found my own. I learned to embrace my diagnosis, educate myself, and take control of my Mental Health. Starting a Support Group wasn’t just about helping others—it was about reclaiming my own power. Now, I advocate not just for myself, but for everyone who has ever felt unseen. And that has been the most fulfilling part of my journey." Mogamad Nackerdien, Support Group Leader and Lived Experience Advocate, shares his personal journey.

“World Bipolar Day is an opportunity to educate the public, challenge wrong ideas, and encourage open conversations about Mental Health. Many people with Bipolar Disorder face stigma and discrimination, which can prevent them from seeking help. We want to remind everyone – people living with Bipolar Disorder and their family members – there is support, they are not alone,” says SADAG Founder and Director, Zane Wilson.

“Stigma remains one of the biggest barriers for people living with Bipolar Disorder, especially in South Africa, where misconceptions, fear, and silence often prevent people from seeking the help they need. Many suffer in isolation, afraid of being judged or misunderstood, which can delay diagnosis and treatment,” says SADAG Board Member and Psychiatrist, Dr Mashadi Motlana.

Breaking the stigma starts with awareness - by sharing real stories, trusted resources, and open conversations, we can educate communities, challenge stereotypes, and create a society that supports rather than shames. This World Bipolar Day, SADAG is committed to shining a light on Mental Health, encouraging understanding, acceptance, and access to care. When we talk about Mental Health, we give more people the courage to seek help, find hope, and build resilience. No one should face Bipolar Disorder alone—help is available, and recovery is possible.

To mark World Bipolar Day, SADAG will host a free LIVE online "Ask the Expert" session offering valuable guidance, practical tips, and a platform for open discussion. Join Psychiatrist Alicia Porter, on Friday 4 April at 1pm to unpack more about navigating Bipolar Disorder in the Workplace. Join the LIVE online Q&A on our Facebook, Instagram and TikTok pages.
SADAG’s Support for People Living with Bipolar Disorder

SADAG provides crucial support and resources for people living with Bipolar Disorder, helping them to build contacts, find excellent treatment and share practical coping strategies. SADAG support services include:

▪ Toll-Free Helplines – SADAG operates 24-hour toll-free Helplines (0800 456 789 or 0800 567 567) offering free, confidential telephonic counselling and crisis intervention. Our trained counsellors provide guidance, coping strategies, and nationwide referrals to Mental Health professionals, resources and free Support Groups.

▪ Online and In-Person Support Groups – SADAG facilitates various FREE Bipolar Support Groups for people living with Bipolar Disorder, as well as families and caregivers, to provide ongoing support. They are a safe space for sharing experiences, gaining insights, and receiving emotional support.

▪ Free Online Support Services - a dedicated online webpage provides easy access to trusted resources, including downloadable brochures, expert videos, local and international articles, and self-help tools to better understand and manage Bipolar Disorder. Every week, SADAG hosts live online Q&A sessions with Mental Health experts, offering a safe space to ask questions and receive professional guidance. Visit www.sadag.org to explore our online resources.

How You Can Help People Living With Bipolar
1. Educate Yourself and Others – Learn about Bipolar Disorder and share accurate information to clarify myths and misinformation.
2. Show Compassion – Offer understanding and support to those living with Bipolar Disorder and their loved ones. Be mindful of the language we use when talking about Bipolar Disorder – instead of saying “She’s Bipolar”, rather say “She has Bipolar Disorder”
3. Share Stories – Use social media to share messages of hope and recovery, using the hashtags #WorldBipolarDay and #BipolarStrong. Follow SADAG on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X and LinkedIn as we share helpful info every day.
4. Seek Help – If you or someone you know is struggling, reach out to SADAG’s Helplines above for free telephonic counselling, resources, and referrals.

"Sharing our stories has the power to turn silence into strength and stigma into support. No one should have to face Bipolar Disorder alone—help is available, hope is real, and recovery is possible. If just one person feels seen, heard, and supported today, then we have already made a difference,” says Mo Nackerdien, SADAG Support Group Leader.

'On Thursday, March 27, 2025, our Junior Primary learners had a bee-autifully fun-filled Bee Day!

They were buzzing with excitement, proudly showing off their creative bee outfits and sweet-themed lunchbox treats.

Each grade enjoyed a fascinating, fact-packed presentation by Naudene Scheepers from Boudica Honey, where they discovered just how amazzzzzing bees truly are and how important it is to keep them safe!' reported Laddsworth Primary School.

Take a look on Facebook to see just how engaged these young learners were!

Last call for Easter Bunnies! Please remember us when you're in the shops this week - we are expecting up to 600 kids to attend every day of our holiday club next week, and would love to be able to treat them to easter eggs.

Drop off at our office in Hilton, or at Quarry Spar.

Thank you!

MiTH – 26 March 2025

Venue: The Knoll Historic Guest Farm

Entrance: R50.00 (Cash or Zapper at the Door)

Info: 082 331 7271


8:40 PM – Barron Harley Band

Barron Harley Band is a dynamic alternative rock outfit from Durban, fronted by seasoned musician and songwriter Barron Harley. After more than a decade leading the punk band Hated Related, Barron has channelled his passion into a new project that blends punk rock, post-punk, folk rock, and emo influences to create a sound that is raw and heartfelt. Backed by Gary Bedingfield on bass and backing vocals, and Tal Saville on drums, the band delivers powerful live performances marked by honest lyricism and dynamic energy. They play mostly original music, drawing inspiration from icons such as David Bowie, Joy Division, and Leonard Cohen.


7:40 PM – Holidays

Holidays is the dynamic duo of Jes Bedingfield on strings and vocals and Ruan Rossouw bringing the beats. After years of performing separately, and a previous stint together in Nowadaze, they’ve joined forces to create something fresh. Jes, known for her husky vocals, and guitar and ukulele skills, brings a raw, acoustic-folk edge, while Ruan, a musician and sound guru, lays down tight, rhythmic beats. Together, they deliver punchy, interactive performances with a quirky, full-stage presence, playing pop, acoustic, and folk covers. Catch them at their debut gig for a show you didn’t know you needed — until now.


7:00 PM – Rebecca Webster

Rebecca Webster is a versatile musician, both in genre and instrumentation, with a passion for connecting with audiences. She began gigging alongside her father at age 14, encouraged by the musical Webster Clan. Now backed by her father, Charles Webster, and brother, Michael Webster, she blends folk, pop, and classic hits into an engaging set. Inspired by artists like Simon & Garfunkel, Billy Joel, and Miley Cyrus, Rebecca covers everything from ’80s classics to modern pop, putting her own spin on tracks by Creedence Clearwater Revival, and Gorillaz. Expect a laid-back performance that appeals to a wide range of music lovers.


ABOUT MiTH:

KZN Midlands’ favourite music venue! MiTH is a platform for beginners, pros, and music lovers to celebrate the joy of music.

Every second Wednesday at The Knoll Historic Guest Farm, Hilton.

Food and soft drinks for sale. Cash bar available.

Visit www.mith.co.za for more info or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to perform.


DIRECTIONS TO MiTH:

Take the N3 to Hilton. Turn into Hilton Village and drive 5.2km along Hilton Avenue, which becomes Dennis Shepstone Drive. Look for Knoll Drive on your right; the entrance to MiTH is the second left into The Knoll Historic Guest Farm.

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Love, like the grand chestnut tree at Harrington House, moves through its seasons—flourishing in youth, deepening with time, and standing strong through every change. This breathtaking tree has been the silent witness to countless love stories, from the exhilarating moment of a proposal to the quiet, enduring embrace of a lifelong commitment.

Now, as winter slowly settles in, the chestnut sheds its leaves, revealing the intricate beauty of its branches—a reminder that even in the stillness of the colder months, love remains steadfast. And so does the magic of this setting!

Tip: Winter is one of the most stable times to book—nippy, yes, but the skies are clear, the sun is bright, and rain is a rarity.

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This is an urgent appeal to all trail users to respect and obey closure signs of trails, roads, and depots that have been closed off due to timber harvesting and hauling operations. These trails and routes have been closed off for your own safety as timber operations are inherently dangerous and failure to abide by the rules could result in serious injury or worse.

In the last month we have had seven reported incidents of trail users disobeying trail closure signage and riding, walking or running through active timber operations. During one of these incidents a dog that was being walked off-leash ran at a chainsaw operator while they were busy cutting logs in an area that was closed off to trail users. This incident could have resulted in serious injury for either parties, but fortunately nobody was hurt.

We have to seriously reiterate that trail and route closures have to be obeyed at all times. If trail users are found to be in contravention of these regulations, there will be consequences, and harsh disciplinary action will be taken. Trespassing individuals will have their trail privileges revoked and legal action may be taken by the land owners, Sappi, if they so wish. Security patrols in these areas will be increased and trespassers will be detained.

We are privileged to be able to use these trails as they are on private land. If these contraventions of trail closures in active timber operations do not stop, then we may well be in a situation where our land access and trail privileges get revoked. This would be a very sad outcome as we know that the majority of trail users abide by the rules and we do not want a few individuals to ruin it for everyone else.

Once again, we are asking for all trail users to abide by the rules and respect the privilege we have of using this incredible land for everyone’s continued enjoyment.

We thank you for your understanding and co-operation

Karkloof Country Club

Sandplay Therapy has been around for about 70 years. Joel Ryce-Menuhin refers to Sandplay as the “wonderful therapy” and in many respects I can relate to his description. Sandplay is “wonderful” as it is universal meaning anyone of any age, culture or circumstance can use it as an expressive, creative self-development tool; with a trained therapist.

Sandplay provides the opportunity to construct a world or image using miniature figures/objects, sand and water. The scene created acts as a reflection that facilitates awareness and from there potentially the resolution of issues. In a free and safe space Sandplayers can communicate without having to use words. Figurines and natural word objects can be placed in the sand tray in whatever way the Sandplayer feels inclined or moved. The therapy is engaged when the participant allows themselves to be guided by imagination, dreams or whichever figures attract and choose to be used in the sand. Sandplayers are encouraged to take time to select, place and use objects in whatever and whichever way they feel moved.

The result is a representation and expression that is an offering for the Sandplayer. The process of Sandplay provides opportunity to explore and access content, direction and answers that lie within.

A Sandplayer may not always understand immediately what they have expressed/constructed. In time and should they choose to they can engage in a feedback session to recognise connections between sand images, inner and outer worlds and their bodies. The Sandplayer participant leads their unique process placing, replacing and changing figures in the sand to assist in mobilising growth and development both internally and in real life.

It can take time for life changing shifts to be realised but sometimes after only a few sessions significant changes are experienced. A Sandplay process can be anything from 3 to 21 sessions.

The Dramatic, Artistic & Literary Rights Organisation (DALRO), in collaboration with Wits University Press, The Market Theatre, and the Centre for Creative Arts at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, proudly announces the launch of the inaugural DALRO Can Themba Merit Award. This prestigious competition aims to honour the literary legacy of Can Themba while nurturing the next generation of South African short story writers.

The DALRO Can Themba Merit Award was officially launched at the 28th edition of the Time of the Writer Festival, setting the stage for a dynamic two-year initiative that not only champions short story writing but also extends into the realm of theatre. The award is designed to provide emerging writers with the resources, mentorship, and platforms necessary to refine their craft, gain exposure, and see their work adapted for the stage.

A legacy of storytelling excellence
Can Themba’s influence as a literary pioneer remains undeniable. After graduating from Fort Hare University, he gained widespread recognition when his short story Mob Passion won a competition hosted by Drum magazine. Reflecting on his achievement, Themba once said, “I feel inspired to go on writing and writing, until one day, perhaps, I’ll be a really famous author.” His work remains a pillar of South African literature, known for its incisive social commentary and fearless storytelling.

With this competition, DALRO and its partners aim to continue that legacy, providing a strategic career accelerator for emerging South African writers.

DALRO Can Themba Merit Award
The award seeks short stories that are authentic, engaging, and reflective of the South African experience. Over a two-year cycle, the programme will guide participants through a comprehensive development process:
2025: Focus on the literary component, mentorship, story refinement, and publication.
2026: Adaptation of the winning short story into a theatrical production to be staged at The Market Theatre in Johannesburg.

The winning author will receive invaluable professional opportunities, including mentorship, local and international festival participation, publication in an anthology produced by Wits University Press and a R10 000 cash prize from the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Centre for Creative Arts.

A platform for publishing excellence
Wits University Press, with its century-long commitment to publishing groundbreaking African narratives, will be responsible for the anthology featuring the Top 10 short stories from the competition.

“Wits University Press champions knowledge from and about Africa to local and global readers. We are excited to support this initiative that not only honours Can Themba’s literary legacy but also contributes to the ongoing discourse of African storytelling. Through this anthology, we hope to amplify the voices of emerging writers and ensure their work reaches diverse audiences,” stated Veronica Klipp, Wits University Press’ Publisher.

“By celebrating the legacy of South African journalist and author, our partnership with DALRO will create strong and innovative pathways to assist short story writers to reach a broad array of South African and international audiences”, said Ismail Mahomed, Director of the Centre for Creative Arts.

Celebrating multidisciplinary storytelling
Through the partnership with The Market Theatre, the winning short story will transition from page to stage. The winning author will collaborate with a dramaturge and playwright to adapt their work into a theatrical production, premiering in September 2026 at The Market Theatre.
“The Market Theatre Foundation is proud to be part of this landmark initiative that celebrates the legacy of one of South Africa’s most significant literary voices, Can Themba. This initiative is more than just a competition; it is a bridge between the literary and theatrical worlds, creating opportunities for South African writers to develop their craft and expand their narratives beyond the written word,” said Greg Homann, Artistic Director of The Market Theatre Foundation.

How to enter
The DALRO Can Themba Merit Award is open to South African nationals and there is no entry fee. Among other entry requirements, submissions must be original, unpublished short stories of no more than 8 000 words. Writers are encouraged to craft narratives that reflect the vibrancy, complexity, and resilience of South African society.

Entries close at 23h59 on 10 April 2025. Full submission details and guidelines are available on the DALRO and Time of the Writer Festival websites.

About DALRO
DALRO is a pioneering Collective Management Organisation (CMO), established in 1967 dedicated to safeguarding intellectual property.

It focuses on three areas of copyright:

Literary works refers to virtually every form of writing, in whatever mode or form expressed and includes dramatic works

Artistic works include all paintings, sculptures, drawings, engravings and photographs

Published editions refer to the typographical arrangement of a literary work or artistic work. Books, generally, contain two forms of copyright. One is the copyright in the expression of ideas which usually belongs to the creator of the literary work and the other is the copyright in the typographical arrangement, which usually belongs to the publisher.

DALRO licenses literary works, artistic works and published editions, facilitates and grants permission for copyright users to reproduce works, collects fees and remunerates copyright holders. As a leading authority in managing and licensing works, DALRO continues to champion creators' rights while nurturing a thriving creative economy in South Africa.

Photo by Wynand Uys taken from hot air ballon in Hoedspruit.

Friday morning served up the most beautiful weather, as our newly formed Cowan House Birding Club (under the direction of our ECO Committee) explored our campus to see which birds could be found right on our doorstep.

Guided by local birding legend (and Cowan House parent) Adam Riley, our boys and girls enjoyed a pre-school adventure discovering a number of birds along the way.

Call 033 343 3261.

Skin pigmentation disorders, including melasma and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, are prevalent among South Africa's diverse population. Studies indicate that dyschromia ranks as the third most common dermatologic diagnosis in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, with an estimated prevalence of 11.6%.

Addressing these concerns, Fundamentals Skincare, a proudly South African brand, is committed to offering affordable, high-quality skincare solutions.

“Our products are vegan, cosmeceutical-grade, and cruelty-free, formulated to deliver visible results through unique and effective formulations This month, we are excited to introduce our latest innovation: the 'Pigmentation Warrior' serum. - 0,5% Retinol + 2% Tranexamic + 2% Licorice Extract. This concentrated formulation is designed to address uneven skin tone and combat signs of ageing,” explained Natasha Davel, Brand Manager.

Key benefits include:

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The 'Pigmentation Warrior' serum boasts a powerful blend of hero ingredients:

• Retinol (0.5%): A derivative of Vitamin A, retinol accelerates skin renewal, reduces fine lines, and fades dark spots.
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  • Licorice Extract (2%): A natural brightener that helps diminish dark spots and evens out skin tone.
  • Alpha Arbutin: Targets hyperpigmentation and promotes a brighter complexion.
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Formulated to be suitable for oily and combination skin types, the 'Pigmentation Warrior' serum is now available for purchase through our official website: www.fundamentals-skincare.co.za.

About Fundamentals Skincare:
Fundamentals Skincare is a South African brand dedicated to creating affordable, high-quality skincare products. Our formulations are vegan, cosmeceutical-grade, and cruelty-free, designed to deliver visible results for diverse skin concerns.

Note: Always conduct a patch test before introducing new products into your skincare routine. Consult with a dermatologist if you have specific skin concerns or conditions.

This new product will be available on www.fundamentals-skincare.co.za by the end of the month. Keep an eye on our social media pages to find out when you will be able to shop this product.

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SPAR KZN Schoolgirls’ Hockey Challenge
Pietermaritzburg North Regional
Treverton College: Sunday 16 March

Back again, St Anne’s College hoisted the Pietermaritzburg North Regional trophy at the SPAR KZN Schoolgirls’ Hockey Challenge that took place on Sunday 16 March.

St Anne’s met defending champs, The Wykeham Collegiate in the tournament decider having just met in their final round robin game. The challengers were victorious in their earlier encounter, going 1 nil up.

In the build up to the final, St Anne’s had a gentle start going 1 nil up against Riverwood College but quickly gained more confidence knocking in another 17 goals and winning all five of their games to top the leaderboard on 20 points. Wykeham, who were hunting for their third consecutive victory, landed second on the log, having only narrowly lost to Saints.

Wykeham tipped the final off, and after 3 minutes of midfield to-and-fro were the first to launch an attack, running the ball up along the sideline, but after stepping into the last quarter, lost momentum. A minute later, St Anne’s pierced the circle firing off the first shot at goal but were disappointed as it was bravely defended. 30 seconds later, St Anne’s were at it again, intercepting a 16 and charging towards the goals. As was the modus operandi for most of the day, Saints rocketed off their second attempt a few steps into the circle. Wykeham’s keeper, Gabby Kleinhans advanced off her line managing to deflect the shot. 15 seconds later, Saints were again on the prowl for their opening goal.

After 15 minutes of play, St Anne’s determination paid off. Iminathi Ngxola charged down the middle, breaking away from the Wykeham defenders, finding herself one-on-one with Kleinhans who had charged up to meet her. Kleinhans did well to divert the ball away, only to watch it head directly to her opposition. Scrambling back, Kleinhans left Ngxola lurking as the ball rocketed from the circle towards her. Ngxolo, unmarked artfully dabbed the ball rocketing to goals, deflecting it away from all of the defenders that converged in the goal mouth, and into the box giving St Anne’s their prized first goal.

Wykeham dug deep and persevered in a courageous battle to level the score. Working hard in the midfield, they struggled to find gaps, often in frustration rushing passes that were easily intercepted. In the final minute, Wykeham found themselves on the defence yet again as St Anne’s agilely worked the ball around to Holly Hofmeyr, who with 9 seconds remaining on the clock hammered in the last nail, taking the score up to 2 nil and earning St Anne’s their eleventh Pietermaritzburg North Regional title.

Umpire for the Day was awarded to host school, Treverton’s Kalli Broom who was recognised for her skills with the whistle, and Toni Pearson from St Annes won a Princess hockey stick.

St Anne’s College is the fourth team to secure a spot at the Grand Finals. They join Highway Regional winner, St Mary’s D.S.G. who will be hosting the concluding tournament, together with newcomer Maris Stella School (Durban Central Regional) and Epworth School (Pietermaritzburg Central Regional) who claimed victory the day before.

The next round of regionals takes place Mid-April, Werda Skool hosts the Durban South Regional at the 3 Schools Trust turf in Glenwood on Saturday 12 April. Then Ashton International College is the venue for the Durban North Regional the following day on Sunday 13 April.

All games will be live streamed on the SuperSport Schools app. For more info find the tournament on various social media platforms.

Results
Regional Final
St Anne’s College 2 vs The Wykeham Collegiate 0

Round Robin
1 St Anne’s College 20pts, 2 The Wykeham Collegiate 16pts, 3 Treverton College 6pts, 4 Grace College 6pts, 5 Howick High School 3pts, 6 Riverwood College 1pt

Top Image: On the run. St Anne’s College’s Holly Hofmeyr tries to shake off her tail, the hard working captain Erynne Marais from The Wykeham Collegiate in the final at the Pietermaritzburg North Regionals of the SPAR KZN Schoolgirls’ Hockey Challenge that took place at Treverton School on Sunday 16 March.

Below: Stick to it. St Anne’s Iminathi Ngxola and Tessa Foster from The Wykeham Collegiate attempt to outsmart each other in a tackle during the final of the Pietermaritzburg North Regionals at the SPAR KZN Schoolgirls’ Hockey Challenge that took place at Treverton School on Sunday 16 March.

Photo credits: by Val Adamson

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It's that time again... It's Our Pet Dental Care Awareness Month!

For the month of March, we're offering a 30% discount on a dental scale and polish for the pets of Hilton and Pietermaritzburg!

This offer includes a FREE nail trim and anal gland expression.
(Ts and Cs Apply)

Why do we care about your pet's dental health?

Because by taking care of your pet's teeth, we can help prevent diseases like heart disease and kidney disease.

Call 033 343 4316 or send a WhatsApp to 064 512 1853 to secure a spot for your pet's dental cleaning.