South Africa reflects not only on the historic courage of the women of 1956, but also on the pathways still to be carved for future generations. On 9 August 1956, nearly seven decades ago, more than 20,000 women marched to the Union Buildings to demand freedom, dignity and equality.
I recently participated in the Global South Media Workshop, held in the People’s Republic of China (Beijing and the Xizang Autonomous Region). The scale at which China has rolled out Artificial Intelligence (AI) is remarkable.
The National Arts Festival is inviting artists and companies to submit applications for its curated programme before 3 October.
The gsport Awards has unveiled the finalists for its milestone 20th edition, recognising South Africa’s top achievers in women’s sport across 20 categories. Public voting for the awards has now closed, with winners to be revealed at a ceremony on a date yet to be confirmed at the time of publication.
At just 25, Durban-based fashion designer and entrepreneur Luyanda Majozi is redefining South African streetwear through his brand, Enigmatic Cotton.
With roots in Impendle, KwaZulu-Natal, and global ambitions, Majozi blends fashion, sustainability, and youth empowerment in ways that are both bold and meaningful.
Founded by 31-year-old Kopano Maniko from Soweto, Johannesburg-based AUKODesigns is a proudly South African company making waves in 3D design, computer-aided design (CAD) software, and advanced manufacturing technologies.
But it’s more than just a design studio — it’s a hub of innovation, education, and African pride.
Growing up watching his mother run a successful crop farm in Bethlehem, Free State, inspired 27-year-old Lehlohonolo Phakoe to take the baton from her and continue the farming journey when academics proved challenging.
In the heart of Vanderbijlpark, Gauteng, a vibrant home-run business is making waves in the world of catering, décor, and gourmet chilli sauces. Thyme 2 Delight, founded in 2018 by Nteboheng Mmono, is a testament to resilience, creativity, and community empowerment.
Tebello Khanya has built success from setbacks. When a problem in her laundromat disrupted business, the 34-year-old created her own fabric softener. Today, that innovation has grown into the thriving brand Bonolo Scents.
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