MANUFACTURING
“My background is in finance. We help sell businesses and help people buy businesses, we provide advisory services; that’s what I have been doing for the past couple of years,” she told Vukuzenzele in a recent interview.
ELECTRICITY
Load-reduction is implemented in areas when the demand is higher than the infrastructure - such as transformers - is able to handle. It is not load- shedding.
An industrious tourism start-up is using social media to explore and share Limpopo’s hidden gems in an effort to attract visitors to the region.
Determined to preserve the country’s indigenous languages, a social entrepreneur has launched an online application aimed at achieving this very goal.
Ambani Africa is an educational technology company that focuses on creating resources that are fun and engaging for children in the foundation phase.
With the high unemployment rate among young people, Ntokozo Mtsweni of KwaMhlanga in Mpumalanga started his woodworking businesss to make a living.
Mtsweni is the owner of Zenzelayo (Pty) Ltd, a business that he started in 2015. It handcrafts chairs and benches using old tyres, wood and steel.
When Sinethemba Ndlangamandla’s undertaker father passed on in 2009, his funeral service business did not meet its demise with him.
Instead, over a decade later, his daughter rolled up her sleeves to run Mphazima Funeral Abangcwabi.
Testament to her efforts, Mphazima is today earning praise while ploughing back into the community of Mkhondo, in Mpumalanga, where it is based.
As South Africa welcomed its seventh administration, the Union Buildings in Pretoria was a hive of excitement. The world came to watch and celebrate President Cyril Ramaphosa's inauguration.
The formation of the second Government of National Unity (GNU) is a momentous development in South Africa’s democracy.
Every effort must be made to ensure that the GNU remains true to its founding spirit of collaboration in good faith to drive a programme that improves the lives of all South Africa’s people.
The 19th of June 2024 was by no means an ordinary day in the collective landscape of South Africa. With President Cyril Ramaphosa having taken the Oath of Office, marking the start of the seventh administration, the country is now firmly on the threshold of the creation of a Government of National Unity.
The recently concluded National and Provincial Elections has been deemed free and fair by the South African Human Rights Commission, among others, demonstrated the maturity of South Africa's democracy since its early steps in 1994.