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From the Editor

their 67 minutes in support of those in
need of a helping hand.

This event was initiated by the
Fourways-based marketing and
branding agency, Stratdigi, and with
the aid of sponsors Logitech and
Austen Morris Associates, it turned out
to be a spectacular success. Dainfern
Golf Estate tied with the Fourways
Gardens Residential Estate and get to
share the floating trophy for the year.
Congratulations to both estates – and
to the participants at Cedar Lakes, well
done. We look forward to seeing you
back next year!
As August is also Women’s Month, we
have included some valuable advice
to all of our women in the precinct
regarding their health and wellness.
It’s actually amazing to see how many
different check-ups there are, all
intended to ensure that women - who
are most often tasked with keeping
SOME HEALTH & the family functioning - look after
themselves as well. Be sure to read our
WELLNESS TIPS article – and ladies, whatever you do,
remember, when you are happy and
healthy, you’re in a much better position
FOR EVERYONE THIS MONTH to help those around you.
Turning to traditional ways to enhance
one’s well-being, Dr Caren Hauptfleisch,
ith South Africa traditionally (of bronze, silver and gold), and others Chairperson of the SA Association of
being a nation of sports pledging to come back stronger next Registered Phytotherapists, tells us
Wfans, thankfully the last few time. about some of our indigenous South
weeks have kept us entertained. In African herbs that are recommended
rugby, after a fabulous win over the Fortunately, our schools are back to full to tackle a wide range of ailments. And
All Blacks at the Mbombela Stadium, sports participation too. Speaking of the then Sybie Loftwing discusses the health
the Bokke were unable to fend off an schools, along with this edition, we have benefits of horse riding.
energised All Blacks team at Ellis Park, our August Education Supplement.
proving just how important resilience This publication features an extensive Keeping ourselves financially fit is also
is in international sport. In ladies’ golf, selection of schools and colleges a facet of our lives that shouldn’t be
Ashleigh Buhai held her nerve in the situated in Gauteng, that parents ignored. Fiona Ssemanda tells us how
play-off against South Korean, Chun can consider at the critical stages to build and maintain a sound financial
In-gee, to win the Women’s British Open when they need to make decisions status and how to check our credit
at Muirfield. And the Commonwealth about the direction they would like score on a regular basis, so do take time
Games in Birmingham gave us a brilliant their children’s educational journey to read through her tips to make sure
overview of the wide spectrum of to take. Some schools offer boarding you’re also the best version of yourself
activities where our sports stars shone, facilities; some have high performance financially, not only now, but for the
with many showing their true colours centres to improve fitness, strength, benefit of your future self, too.
and endurance for sport; and some
offer online and remote learning Till next time, take care and stay safe.
opportunities. If you have kids about
to enter the next exciting phase of Kindest regards,
their lives at school, be sure to flip
through the pages of this supplement
to see what’s on offer and how you can Bev
enhance their experiences further.

Picking up on our article in last edition,
where residents were encouraged to Bev Hermanson
join the #EstateChallenge for Mandela EDITOR
Day, we congratulate Dainfern Golf bev@eiapublishing.co.za
Estate for winning the challenge with
such gusto. After a slow start, the pre-
registrations gathered momentum and
volunteers got together at the Dainfern
Clubhouse on Mandela Day to spend

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