By: Lovynia Onthathile Miller In a world full of instant messages and even faster relationships, has ‘true love’ become a part of history, or is love simply evolving? We are currently in an era that is defined by digital connections and shifting social norms, which has led us to the question of ‘true love’ and true connections. The rise of hook-up culture, which has been increased by social media and dating apps, has transformed how relationships are formed and experienced. M

By: Kelsey Sutch A typical scroll on TikTok looks like this: a cute makeup tutorial, your favourite content creator, live footage of war-stricken countries where buildings are getting blown up, and people are brutally murdered, a singing video, political takes of the horror the world is facing, footage of children being bombed, scroll- scroll- scroll- until we finally close the app. With the skyrocketing use of social media and the continuous technological breakthroughs in th

By: Lulu Dlamini Everything you think you choose for yourself may not be entirely your own choice. You’ve probably heard the term “everything is psychological” before. It sounds simple, but defining it is the tricky part. Simply, it means that what we are brought up to think, feel, understand, and interpret in ways that are psychologically influenced. This can be both good and bad, and it plays out in even the simplest parts of our lives. Psychology is a broad field, as it t

By: Mukelani Cele When one has a goal but not enough resources, there is deep frustration. You are always conscious of what you do not know, even if you can clearly picture the life you wish to create. It might seem as though life has come to a standstill when there is no money for registration, no immediate academic track, and restricted access to opportunities. It's simple to think that progress has halted or, worse, that your future has been irreversibly postponed during t