Stephanie Saville is an editor for The Citizen News, focusing on national news in South Africa. With a passion for storytelling, Stephanie covers a wide range of topics including lifestyle, entertainment, and personal experiences, bringing a unique perspective to her articles.
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South Africa (National)
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Stephanie's coverage primarily focuses on opinion editorials, seasonal content, and expert commentary. Her work centers around themes related to house & home, family & relationships, entertainment news, and content & publishing.
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I made sure I got the flu jab.
She may not be big, newfangled or fashionable, but she’s zippy, she doesn’t guzzle petrol and after all this time, it’s as if we’re really, really good friends.
I was desperate to impress the guy, then a rather wild young chap who roared around the neighbourhood on an impressively big motorbike, noisy as hell.
My dad had a famous saying at that time directed at anyone who entered the sacred area of the TV lounge: “Come in, sit down and shut up.”
What we are noticing now in some youngsters is a dearth of self-reliance and problem-solving that seems to come with a lack of confidence in taking decisions and being independent.
I immersed myself in appreciating the colours of the berries in various stages of ripening and wondered at the perfect formation of them.
Here are my tributes to just some of the most prolific contributors.
During my years as news editor, then deputy editor, then editor, we’ve had some tough personalities to navigate.
At times it’s been an exhilarating feeling, and I was bursting with anticipation to tell our readers what was going on.
By: Stephanie Saville
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