Tshililo Ramurembiwa founded Sgelar, a South African brand producing durable school shoes, bags, and socks. His business provides long-lasting school shoes that can endure up to three years to alleviate the financial burden on parents.

Keabetswe Edward Maifadi, a 24-year-old entrepreneur from Klipgat, has successfully built Klipcity Holdings from his home in Tshwane, proving that significant achievements can originate from small towns.

`When Sowetan reporter Koena Mashale missed the opportunity to attend an international storytelling competition in Nigeria earlier this year, she thought it was the end of her dream.

When Thobile Ntuli painted a pair of sneakers for her favourite music icon, Thandiswa Mazwai, in 2017, she had no idea that moment would mark the beginning of a journey that would take her art across continents.

When Kgarose Edward Molatelo knocked on doors in Ga-Molepo, Limpopo, as a local election candidate, he thought he was campaigning for a seat in council but instead, the experience opened his eyes to a different kind of calling.

South African pop group Mango Groove will celebrate their 40th anniversary with a major Joburg performance at the Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden in Roodepoort on Sunday. The event, titled “Memories and Moments”, will be the band’s first large-scale concert in Joburg in five years and follows a sold-out anniversary show at Cape Town’s Kirstenbosch Gardens earlier this year.

When life closed the doors of formal education in culinary school, Sisco Ndhlovu decided to build his own institution.

I started this stokvel because I wanted to help women create dignified homes without going into debt – Karabo Bogoshi founder of Basadi Construction

In a world where need is often met with silence, Mapule Ratsoeu speaks loudly, not with words, but with action through her NGO, the Leanolamodimo Foundation

When Sakhile Maseko sold his beloved guitar for R3,000, all he knew was that he wanted to start something of his own.