She did not decide to leave in a single moment. The hybrid agreement disappeared without a conversation. School pickups became impossible. The commute ate three hours of her day. Then she realised she had been planning her exit for eight months without admitting it to herself. If that felt familiar - this article is for you. Not about whether to leave. About what to sort out before you do.

2026 is the most significant year for working mothers and female founders in a generation. The ground has shifted economically, culturally, and technologically, in ways that simultaneously create the greatest opportunity and the greatest pressure that mothers in business have ever faced. Here is why that matters, and exactly what it means for you.

A closer look at IV nutrient therapy, a growing preventive wellness trend among health- conscious Capetonians. As the Western Cape’s healthcare system contends with the growing burden of non-communicable diseases, a fundamental shift toward prevention is gaining mainstream traction. Chronic illnesses like heart disease, diabetes, and hypertension now account for an estimated 17% to 25% of the province’s total disease burden, driving both public health concerns and personal he

By Dr Juanri Jonck, Aesthetic Doctor and Co-Founder, Twenty 4 Skincare In my Pretoria practice, one of the most common questions I hear is: “Doctor, with so many products out there, what truly makes a difference?” More often than not, my answer leads us to a discussion about the powerhouse of any effective skincare regimen: the serum. But this isn’t just about a trendy step in a routine. From a medical and aesthetic perspective, it’s about understanding the fundamental scienc

From a simple journal note to a trusted media platform, Elize Fisher shares the journey behind WorkingMama Magazine. Built through resilience, clarity, and lived experience, this story traces the evolution from a digital concept to a credible print publication with strategic partnerships, flagship events, and a growing community of ambitious women across South Africa.

From local hockey fields in Cape Town to an international opportunity in Europe, discover Malachi Jacobs' inspiring journey and how the community can help make his dream a reality.

An editorial perspective on why working women don't need more motivation, but fewer contradictions, and how clarity creates sustainable ambition.

Working mothers juggle careers, families, and ambition every day — often without recognition. This article explores the hidden labour, how the media misrepresents working mothers, and why thoughtful visibility matters for both readers and brands.

Dr. Chanell Marthinussen shares how she balances motherhood, entrepreneurship, and building a kingdom business. Insights, inspiration, and practical lessons for working moms.

Candice Lynn Warner is redefining what it means to juggle motherhood, therapy, and entrepreneurship. As a self-published author, lecturer, and Connection Focused Therapist, she’s helping South Africans heal and reconnect—one honest conversation at a time. From Reparenting the Inner Child to radio segments and academic lectures, Candice proves that emotional well-being and purpose can coexist with real-life chaos.