When Patrick Mthebule 
founded Dinda Technologies in 2016, his vision was simple yet ambitious: to take an indigenous plant long recognised for its natural properties and turn it into innovative, health-conscious products.
After facing setbacks 
in the job market, 23-year-old Ntombi Shongwe decided to carve her own path. Today, she runs Twiggy’s Spices and Herbs, bringing fresh flavours straight from Matlosana in the North West Province. Her entrepreneurial journey began in 2020, just after finishing matric.
Driven by a vision for 
generational wealth, 51-year-old Thobeka Ndabula from Soweto, Johannesburg, launched Zazi Juice in early 2020. This is an agro-processing enterprise producing 100% fruit juice blends, dried fruits and biltong.
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Registering a child’s birth 
is one of the most important steps a parent or guardian must take, ensuring the child’s legal identity and access to essential services.
In the week that 
we prepare to host the first summit of the G20 on African soil, we are able to showcase a country and an economy on the rise.
South Africa is
preparing to take centre stage in global diplomacy as it hosts the 2025 G20 Leaders' Summit — a gathering of the world’s largest and most influential economies.
Manelisi Motha*, 33, 
is serving a 12 year sentence at the Standerton Correctional Centre in Mpumalanga for murdering his girlfriend Portia Ngema*.
Motha said gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) are not just crimes against the victims — they are tragedies that rip through families, communities, and the lives of those left behind.
Vuk’uzenzele reviewed 
a children’s book, It’s a Wandaful World! written by master-storytellers, Sihle Nontshokweni and Mathabo Tlali.