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"It's tough!": Woman shows how she started a business, can't end the year being broke again
A determined Bloemfontein law graduate has shown her midnight hustle packaging 100 sweet packets over five hours, refusing to end another year broke.
BBC warns South Africans not to apply on behalf of foreigners for R500m spaza shop fund
The Black Business Council said local businesses should benefit more from the R500 million Spaza Shop fund than spaza shops run by undocumented foreigners.
South Africans defend Vusi Thembekwayo after allegations of fraud and R13.7 million lawsuit
Entrepreneur and author Vusi Thembekwayo slammed reports that he defrauded a businessman, who is suing him. South Africans saluted and defended Thembekwayo.
Meet Neal Froneman, World Gold Council chairman and Sibanye-Stillwater CEO
Neal Froneman has been described as a visionary leader since taking over the reins at Sibanye-Stillwater. Uncover lesser-known facts about his life and career.
How and where to sell old coins in South Africa (2025)
Discover how and where to sell old coins in South Africa for extra cash. Read on for more on where to sell old coins and how much the coins are worth.
Chemical engineering salary in South Africa: What to expect in 2025
Chemical engineering salaries in South Africa remain competitive. Discover the latest insights into the profession's earning potential and trends.
Cyril Ramaphosa slams big business, accuses it of trying to dictate to government
The president of the African National Congress, Cyril Ramaphosa, slammed businesses for writing a letter to him and Democratic Alliance president John Steenhuisen.
"I needed more than R1 million": Woman details getting her 1st tender
A woman shared with people on the internet how she managed to secure her first tender after needing more than R1 million. Her video intrigued locals.
What is a zama zama? Understanding South Africa's illegal mining
Zama zamas have been a rising problem in the South African mining industry. Uncover the hidden world of illegal miners who risk it all in the abandoned mines.
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