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Fall in love with the beauty of South Africa all over again from the comfort of this stylish hatchback. Whether your perfect outing is a slick city hangout, a kloofing adrenaline rush in the Magaliesberg, spotting game in the Kruger, or catching concerts at music festivals, the Toyota Starlet makes space for it all.
The sleek, modern design is as much at home at the theatre or your favourite restaurant’s parking lot, as it is exploring the Namaqualand Flower Route or your favourite small town. The Toyota Starlet’s spacious interior means comfort during even those long holiday trips from Joburg to the coast. And, with frugal fuel consumption of only 5.4ℓ/100km for manual and 5.5ℓ/100km for automatic models, stopping to fill up won’t spoil the road trip vibes.
It’s not just getaways, however. Music makes even morning commutes manageable, and the Toyota Starlet doesn’t disappoint. Pick the perfect soundtrack and keep the fun going with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and the touchscreen infotainment system, and keep your cool with the auto air conditioner. Who says every day can’t feel like a holiday?
Maximise every moment of your life, knowing that the Toyota Starlet’s safety features – like an advanced braking system and Stability and Hill-Assist Control, and even side and curtain airbags – are there to keep you safe and give you peace of mind. The Toyota Starlet even has Rear Park Distance Control for those times when you need to squeeze into those tight spots.
Although everyone’s idea of fun is different, the Toyota Starlet comes to the party every time. From popping out for groceries or doing the school run, to putting down the split rear seats to fit an enormous Comic Con costume you didn’t quite think through, let the Toyota Starlet make space for every kind of fun in every drive. All you need to do, is enjoy the ride.
There’s a quiet shift happening in Johannesburg’s northern suburbs. It feels less like another retail launch and more like a cultural awakening. And at the centre of it is The Canna Collective at Oaklands, a premium destination that elevates what it means to belong to a modern Cannabis Members Club.
Perfectly positioned on 1 Church Road in Sea Point, just steps from the promenade, The Cole rises above the Atlantic Seaboard with a quiet confidence. As the newest five-star boutique hotel from the Kove Collection, it carries the group’s signature sensibility: creatively curated, design-led, and unmistakably Cape Town.
But staying at The Cole revealed something far more layered than just a magnificently beautiful hotel.
There is something quietly powerful about revisiting a ballet that has stood the test of time. And, when that revival coincides with a milestone anniversary, the emotion feels even more layered. This year, Joburg Ballet returned to Giselle at the Joburg Theatre, marking not only the company’s 25th birthday, but also 25 years since its first production of this romantic classic.
From the opening moments, the performance felt assured – clean, crisp and meticulously polished whilst still casting a hauntingly ghostly spell across the audience.
The global conversation around smoking is changing. For decades, public health messaging has focused on the dangers of combustible cigarettes – and with good reason. It is the burning of tobacco that produces the thousands of chemicals responsible for smoking-related disease. But as regulation tightens and science evolves, a new discussion has entered the wellness space: can nicotine exist outside of combustion?
This question sits at the heart of Philip Morris International’s (PMI) transformation, and the rise of products like ZYN. They are paving the way towards a smoke-free future where smokers are now offered healthier alternatives to cigarettes, understanding that most do not want to quit nicotine altogether.
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