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Young entrepreneur supplies her rural community with gas
Amidst the energy crisis that South Africa has been battling with for the past few years, 28-year-old Tina Zungu 
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LETTER
Hello Vuk’uzenzele,
My name is Buyelwa Ntshewula, please could you advise me on how I can access funding to start my business?
Kind regards,
Buyelwa Ntshewula
REPLY
Dear Buyelwa,
Over 200,000 young people start work in schools today
Today marks the ‘first day at school’ for about 200,000 young people at over 20,000 schools nationwide. This time, however, they are not arriving at school as learners, but as working adults.
R500m Spaza Shop Funding: How to Apply
Government has disbursed
R6 million of the R500 million allocated through the Spaza Shop Support Fund (SSSF) to
Agritech business soars over KZN plantations
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Letter
Hello Vuk’uzenzele,
My name is Buyelwa Ntshewula.
I would like to enquire about how I can receive funds to start my business.
Kind regards,
Buyelwa Ntshewula
Tripe and samp a delicacy
While life keeps evolving and people change ways of living, one of the ways that South Africans use to preserve their heritage and culture is by preparing traditional meals.
Depending on the occasion and based on preference, some use original recipes while others add a twist to enhance flavours.
Sinoyolo Sifo, famously known as Sifo The Cooking Husband to his social media followers, shares a recipe for ulusu or mogodu (tripe) and creamy samp.