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Burnout on the rise

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July 05, 2025

THE South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG) estimates that as many as one in three employees is affected by burnout — a condition linked to ongoing and unmanaged stress.

- NICOLE JENNINGS

Burnout on the rise

Burnout is more than just feeling overworked; it’s a state of emotional, physical and mental exhaustion brought on by prolonged stress. It can stem from workplace pressure or personal stress such as a major illness or family problems. Left unchecked, burnout can lead to a host of health issues including disrupted sleep patterns, cognitive impairments and a higher risk of depression.

Burnout doesn’t happen overnight — it's the result of stress that builds up over time; often ignored until it becomes unmanageable. It’s frequently disguised as productivity; with people pushing harder, skipping breaks and sacrificing sleep in the name of performance, until their health eventually begins to unravel.

Most at risk

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Military force in Iran will backfire for Washington

US PRESIDENT Donald Trump is weighing military action in Iran over the state’s crackdown on protesters.

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Women Sevens brace for contrasting Pool A tests at Dubai SVNS 3

THE Springbok Women’s Sevens will not only have to cope with the pressure of trying to overcome the next hurdle on their mission to regain their core status on the world series, but with three group opponents with different playing styles and strengths in the HSBC SVNS 3 tournament in Dubai this weekend.

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Impact of SA‘s new tax structure on anti-money laundering efforts

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Nizamiye Schools achieve 100% matric pass rate

NIZAMIYE Schools have recorded a 100% matric pass rate in the 2025 National Senior Certificate examinations, alongside high Bachelor pass rates, including several cohorts in which all learners qualified for Bachelor admission.

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Tips for a healthy start

IN a world dominated by technology and ever-increasing pressure, it’s easy to get carried away by workplace demands at the expense of most other things in our lives — especially our health.

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Khumalo refutes state capture claims

CRIME Intelligence head Dumisani Khumalo yesterday dismissed a suggestion that he was involved in a project of state capture when he was arrested last year with six of his colleagues over the appointment of an official in his division.

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A toast to connection, not excess

The city of Durban on the east coast of South Africa has a great slogan over this holiday season: ‘Durban - the warmest place to be’.

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Cultural event promises music, art, community experience

CAPE Town is set to host a significant cultural gathering as Sheer City launches its inaugural edition on Saturday, 17-18 January 2026.

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Thousands of top students locked out of universities

THE euphoria following one of the country’s best-ever matric pass rates has been tempered by the harsh reality that high marks do not guarantee a place at university.

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3 mins

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