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From Bushbuckridge to tech titans: Ntsako and Emmanuelle Mgiba's entrepreneurial journey and more
Briefly News spoke to an entrepreneurial couple who shared their inspiring journey to their successful business, from their challenges to how they overcame them.
Umlazi tech whiz builds 'Webizify' app to empower township businesses and make selling online easy
Mangosuthu University of Technology graduate Mzamo Mbhele created Webizify, a user-friendly platform for small businesses to create online stores.
From dreams to reality: Young hustler (22) earns R200K monthly through dropshipping and Takealot
Through dropshipping and selling high-demand products on Takealot, 22-year-old Noluthando Gama has built lucrative businesses. She makes over R200K a month.
"I struggle with hyperpigmentation": Woman shares 7-step morning skincare routine
A business owner shared with Briefly News the seven steps she follows for her morning skincare routine and explained she spends R1000 to top up on products.
“That person needs witness protection": Mzansi roared at the one EFF voter in Orania
The EFF only received a single vote in Orania, Northern Cape. Mzansi cracked up at the single voter who they are dying to reveal to the curious country.
Mzansi dad's amapiano dance moves steal the show in a video, SA loves it
A woman took to TikTok to showcase her dad dancing. The father unveiled some impressive amapiano dance moves that wowed many people in Mzansi, leaving peeps amused.
Meet the 22-year-old e-commerce businesswoman who makes over R60k a day selling on Takealot
Noluthando Gama from KZN spoke to Briefly News about how she ventured into the drop shipping and e-commerce business after moving to Johannesburg.
“Some content creators still do this, don’t be embarrassed”: Zee shares a trick to get your crush's attention
Mzansi laughed at a woman who tried to make her crush jealous by hanging out with an imaginary boyfriend. The unbothered hun shared the hilarious clip on TikTok.
Chinese property giant Evergrande fined $576 mn for 'fraud'
China's deeply indebted property giant Evergrande has been fined $576 million for fraudulent business practices, Beijing's top financial regulator said Friday. The CSRC said it had also imposed a maximum fine of $6.5 million on Evergrande founder Xu Jiayin, also known as Hui Ka Yan, banning him from the securities market for life.
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