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Botswana-born artist Kelebogile Marope wins the 2026 FNB Art Prize and will present a solo exhibition in Johannesburg in 2027.
Between long workdays, rising grocery bills and convenience food on every corner, eating well can feel like another job on the to-do list. Yet adding more vegetables to familiar meals may be one of the simplest ways to support steadier energy and long-term wellbeing.
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“Vegetables are not just a side dish; they provide fibre, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants that help your body use energy properly,” explains registered dietitian Mbali Mapholi.
A diet consistently lacking these nutrients may contribute to poor concentration, unstable energy and that familiar mid-afternoon slump. Vegetables also support digestive health and help provide the nutrients the body needs to function effectively.
The World Health Organization recommends that people older than ten aim for at least 400 grams of fruit and vegetables daily, with age-appropriate lower amounts advised for younger children.
Healthy eating does not require an expensive trolley or a fridge arranged like an influencer’s kitchen. Start with practical changes:
Frozen and canned vegetables can be convenient, affordable alternatives to fresh produce. When choosing canned options, check the label for added salt or sugar.
“A single serving of vegetables will not transform your health overnight, but repeated daily choices can compound into better energy and resilience over time,” says Mapholi.
This is the part quick-fix culture tends to ignore: healthier living is usually less lightning bolt and more slow sunrise.
Choose one meal you already eat regularly and add a vegetable to it this week. Keep it affordable, familiar and easy enough to repeat. Better nutrition is not built through perfection, but through small choices that survive a busy work day! Visit Momentum Multiply to see how you can get rewarded for every healthy step you take.
This article provides general wellness information and is not a substitute for personalised medical or nutritional advice.

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