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When Kholofelo Nengwenda (28) moved from Limpopo to start a job in Mpumalanga four years ago, she struggled to find a domestic worker. This motivated her to start a cleaning service and a domestic worker placement company called Mukhoni Cleaning Specialists.

She said her company has grown to create jobs for about 50 people in just a few years of operation.

International Relations / General

The fair has about 7 000 companies from over 109 countries presenting their products to retail and food service professionals.

A South African ginger beer manufacturing company Yamama Gemmer is set to break into the European beverage sector after showcasing their goods at the Salon International de l’alimentation (SIAL) international food innovation exhibition that recently took place in Paris France.

A Mthatha woman comes clean on what it took to go from domestic worker to the owner of a brand of cleaning products.

Nonceba Sobai (30) went from being a domestic worker to a manufacturer.

A love for tourism spurred Thambe to make a success of his tourism business.

Relief is on the way for mine workers who contracted silicosis and tuberculosis while working for gold mines.

A trust, which will disburse funds for mine workers who contracted silicosis and tuberculosis, is to be established in April 2019 according a statement issued by the Inter-Ministerial Committee (IMC) on the revitalisation of distressed mining communities.

Breast cancer survivor Johanna Francis (56) shares her story and urges women to conduct breast self-examinations once a month.

A young entrepreneur from Limpopo is producing yoghurt made with sweet potatoes.

An NGO wants children from disadvantaged communities to receive better hearing and eyesight screening.

HearX is seeking to be the eyes and ears of children through new technologies that identify health problems related to hearing and sight. The HearX Group is a social enterprise which uses smartphone hearing tests to provide low-cost screening to disadvantaged communities.

With support from KZN Wildlife and other conservation entities, a group of land claimants are now the proud owners of a 12 000-hectare game reserve in the heart of Zululand.

Successful land claim by the KwaGumbi Community led to the establishment of the Somkhanda private game reserve in northern KwaZulu-Natal.

Situated in Mkhuze, it is named after Somkhanda Gumbi, the great grandfather of Inkosi Zeblon Gumbi.

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