Imaphumulo FM, an online radio station based in KwaMaphumulo on KwaZulu-Natal’s north coast, is on course to empower and entertain its listeners.
The platform, which was recently launched, was founded by station manager Scelo Ngema.
The National Credit Act (NCA) sets out that every twelve months, you may request your credit report from the credit bureaux at no cost.
A credit report details your borrowing and repayment history and provides insight into your current credit status.
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The historic BRICS Employment Working Group (EWG) under South Africa’s presidency held recently in Johannesburg, has seen member states putting their shoulders to the wheel and committing themselves to build sustainable enterprises, spur innovation and enhance productivity while at the same time promoting labour rights and reducing decent work deficits.
Minister in the Presidency responsible for Electricity Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says the electricity crisis South Africa is facing can be resolved despite the challenges at Eskom.
The Minister recently held a media briefing following his visits to power stations around the country.
Driven by a passion for food security and sustainability, two young engineers have developed an innovative hydroponics solution for small-scale and commercial farmers.
Propelled by the success of the South Africa Investment Conference (SAIC), President Cyril Ramaphosa has set a R2 trillion target for South Africa to achieve over the next five years.
The conference was attended by delegates from varying industries in South Africa and across the world at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg recently.
Hlongwana who is from Durban, KwaZulu-Natal applied for the MSDS course in 2021 after she attended a career exhibition where she received the application forms from the SANDF.
A sudden retrenchment in 2020 inspired Mathabo Ntshiqa (33) to start a laundrette that services the community of Langa in Cape Town.
ULibo Laundry Services, says Ntshiqa, was established at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic after she lost her job in the hospitality industry. She says she applied for other jobs but because she had always wanted to open her own businesses, she also looked for entrepreneurial opportunities.
When Nwabisa Maphumulo (25) from Gqeberha in the Eastern Cape received her matric results, she was unhappy with her grades for maths and science. 