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Inspiring journey of a young entrepreneur's bakery and coffee shop wows people online
A young South African man took to TikTok to showcase his journey to opening his own bakery and coffee shop and the video went viral. The gentleman inspired peeps.
Single mom who worked at Boxer Superstores thrives with growing enterprise
A determined lady in the Eastern Cape who previously worked at Boxer Superstores grinds hard with her enterprise and dreams of growing her business.
Lady goes from unemployment and hair loss to inspiring with haircare journey
A lovely lady in the Eastern Cape opened her own haircare brand in 2022 after she suffered from hair loss and was unemployed in 2021. She inspires many with her gig.
3 Inspiring businesswomen share their views on International Women's Day
International Women's Day was commemorated on 8 March 2024. Briefly News reached out to three lovely businesswomen who shared what this day means to them.
Guy shows off R8.4k tap, SA make jokes: "Washing dishes is never that deep"
A carpenter took to his TikTok account to show off a tap he sells for R8 400. It pours water from all directions. However, the online users were not happy.
Cybersecurity salary per month in South Africa (2024)
Cybersecurity salary per month varies with the role and experience level. Discover the latest insights into factors influencing their pay and the skills required.
Mechanical engineering salary and earnings in South Africa (2024)
Mechanical engineering salaries in South Africa remain competitive. Discover the latest insights into the profession's earning potential and trends.
Real estate agent salary and earnings in South Africa (2024)
Real estate agent salary is influenced by several factors. Explore the latest insights into their earning potential in the diverse SA property market.
"I love empowering women": Businesswoman with salon trains and inspires ladies
A lady in the Gauteng province has opened up about how she empowers women who are interested in the beauty field. She has a salon and trains them.
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