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An internet service provider is growing his business by providing his clients with custom-made connectivity solutions. 

A sanitary towel donation drive has enabled girls in three provinces who would previously have missed school when menstruating, to continue with their education. 

In a mere four years, Zikhona Xate (12) has gone from knowing nothing about tennis, to being the first Eastern Cape player to win gold at a Tennis South Africa (TSA) Super Eight tournament.

An aluminium frame constructing business, owned by a young woman, is growing in leaps and bounds. 

Innovative thinking and a willingness to change has helped a tourism business battered by the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) stay afloat. 

As the South African tourism sector recovers from months of difficulty, Nokuthula Hazel Bond (41) is grateful that her business survived, thanks to the R50 000 she received from the Department of Tourism’s Relief Fund.

Every year South African National Parks (SANParks) hosts its SANParks Week in September, Tourism Month, offering South African citizens the chance to visit and get to know their national parks for free.

This year, due to the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) and the lockdown Level 2 regulations which restrict the number of people allowed in public places at one time, SANParks has postponed SANParks Week to November.

With travel in South Africa allowed again, guesthouse owner Meisie Nkosi is ready to reach for the stars! 

Solar power is brightening the lives of informal traders Gcina Dzingwe (20) and Ndileka Gleyi (32).

Turtlepreneur is an initiative of SolarTurtle that enables entrepreneurs to use the power of the sun to make a living. Participating traders are given a solar-powered battery kit that provides electricity wherever they trade. 

A local milling company is building the strength of the nation by helping to transform the grain sector.