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Young women grow jobs and opportunity
What started in 2022 as a means of survival for five young women has grown into a farming cooperative that now employs 25 people and is transforming lives in one of the province’s rural communities.
Samsung Solve for Tomorrow finalists win their spots to the next stage
SPONSORED | Learners gained hands-on STEM experience to transform ideas into practical solutions addressing social and environmental issues in their communities
How failure led to a blossoming veggie peeling business
Soweto man says his business makes a R300,000 monthly turnover from supplying veggies to eight supermarkets
Entrepreneurs get business support
The Genesis Incubator Hub helps community members who are not in education, employment or training build home-based micro-enterprises through structured training and mentorship.
High hopes for cannabis agro‑processor
A major milestone came in 2024, when the business secured access to agricultural land that significantly expanded its production capacity.
NYDA launches 100,000 paid youth service opportunities
The National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) has launched Phase V of the National Youth Service (NYS) programme, unlocking 100,000 paid service opportunities for unemployed young people across SA.
Innovative Sheba Bafo sausage brings comfort-food convenience in a pouch
A new food innovation is aiming to change how consumers think about convenience meals.
Mgidi crafts bright future with his bare hands
Andries Mgidi was still a schoolboy when he first picked up thatch.
From church hall to animal health clinic
Changing perceptions as a female veterinarian
Entrepreneur transforms waste into opportunity
Business improves family’s livelihood and uplifts community
How LignOrganic is building a bioeconomy future
Company breaks down lignocellulosic biomass into useful chemicals
Putting carbon intelligence in the driver’s seat
In an era where environmental accountability is becoming a business necessity, a new SA start-up is helping companies take control of their emissions.
Got a project related to SA’s diverse cultural heritage?
If so, the application deadline for funding from the National Heritage Council is just over two weeks away
One imbizo, one driver’s licence, one step forward
A a skills programme helped some youths in the Vaal, south of Joburg, get driver's licences at no cost.
Telling stories through beadwork and art
Training programmes helped Mulayo Serakoana operate a professional and sustainable business




























