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August is Women’s Month — a time to honour the strength, courage, and brilliance of South African women. But it’s more than remembrance. It’s about reclaiming your rights, protecting your health, planning your legacy, and knowing you're not alone.

What every learner and parent should know about education rights, school discipline, and legal support in South Africa.

Making sure you have a funeral plan that provides for a dignified burial may be the first step you take, but there is so much more to consider. These considerations must be stated in your last will and testament.

In this edition we highlight some of these benefits. You can view all of the benefits for here.

10 tips to help you get on the right side of the law, right from the start of a new job

Every parent wants to make sure that their children are safe, nurtured and secure. Even if you are unmarried or divorced, the law is on your side when it comes to your rights as a parent. Let’s take a closer look at how the law helps protect your parenting rights

From AI to male breast cancer, Estate tax to Economic ups and downs, we have something for everyone in each edition of Solace&You!

South Africa has made significant strides towards gender equality, ensuring women's rights are protected and promoted across various spheres of life.

Smart legal tips, funeral planning tools, and Winter healthcare help — everything you need to protect what matters most.

Discover how love, planning, and protection come together this February to secure your family's future and well-being.

A practical checklist to ensure your funeral cover, personal documents, and loved ones are fully protected when the unexpected happens.

Bullying can cause mental, emotional and physical harm to your child. Here's how can prevent your child from becoming a victim or victimising others.

June 16th marks the extraordinary sacrifice that the students of the Soweto Uprising in 1976 made in protesting against their apartheid oppression.

Now that we enjoy living in a democracy, the law is designed to make sure that workers have rights and are treated equally. We call the different laws that deal with work, labour laws. The key law for the workplace is the Labour Relations Act (LRA). The purpose of the act is to ensure economic development, in the interest of society, democracy and peace.