South Africa has already reached 95% of the five-year R1.2 trillion investment target set by President Cyril Ramaphosa four years ago to bolster economic growth and stimulate employment.
President Ramaphosa confirmed this recently, at the 4th SA Investment Conference (SAIC), which reaffirmed SA as an attractive business, investment and tourism destination.
The conference secured a further 80 investment pledges, valued at R332 billion.
A mother of three has been able to leave her abusive husband and start a career, thanks to help from the Nonceba Family Counselling Centre.
Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga says the Vodacom Virtual Classroom innovation allows the country to have all learning resources in one fit-for-purpose portal designed by experts, with the interest of learners and teachers in mind.
Minister Motshekga was speaking at the handover ceremony of Vodacom's Virtual Classroom solution held in Midrand.
An idea to sell bread and confectionery in her community, and the courage to test the market, turned business analyst Nhlamulo Mnisi (34) into a successful entrepreneur. 
One day at home in Mphakani Village, in Dzumeri, Giyani, Limpopo, Mnisi noticed an Albany bakery truck delivering bread.
South Africa’s economy is being boosted by an annual Department of Employment and Labour programme that provides skills to the unemployed youth and unemployed Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) beneficiaries. 
A start-up engineering company is helping to keep the lights on in South Africa. 
According to the Credit Ombud, credit is an agreement signed by a consumer that enables them to receive goods, services or money now, but only pay for it later.
Minister De Lille said this while providing an update on progress made over the past year on various projects in the Infrastructure Investment Plan.
