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"You will be blessed": SA applauds Eastern Cape man's process of starting bakery from scratch
A young Eastern Cape baker goes viral after showing how he built his bakery from scratch in an empty room. His inspiring transformation journey touched many.
Where to buy an Amazon gift card in South Africa and how to use it
Purchasing an Amazon gift card in South Africa offers loved ones a chance to get something they have been eyeing. Purchase one on the website or selected retailers.
Does Bash have PayFlex and other buy now, pay later options for shoppers?
Does Bash have PayFlex? The fashion and lifestyle retailer has several digital and 'Buy Now, Pay Later' payment options you can use to pay for your order.
Bolt contact details in South Africa: how to reach customer support fast
Bolt contact details offer the fastest way to reach customer service across various cities in South Africa. Uncover how riders and drivers can get quick support.
Uber Eats driver requirements: what you need to start delivering in SA
Meeting Uber Eats driver requirements allows you to start earning as a delivery partner in South Africa. Uncover the needed documents and personal criteria.
"I'm waiting for you guys": Business coach shares small business funding plug that goes viral
A business coach shared details about SAB Foundation funding for entrepreneurs, with applications closing on 8th September. Her video had thousands rushing to apply.
"Life is tough out there": Gent explains why he feels South Africans should never move abroad
A South African businessman sparked debate after sharing why people shouldn't move overseas, using his experience to warn about hidden costs and challenges abroad.
Thembi Seete's baby daddy Collen Mashawana is reportedly linked to R60 million IDT looted contract
Thembi Seete's baby daddy, Collen Mashawana, made headlines on Monday, 11 August 2025, when it was alleged that he's linked to the R60 million IDT looted contract.
"She makes R30k a day": Local woman claims she earns 1.7 million, Mzansi can't deal with the amount
A Durban woman claims she earns R1.7 million monthly from selling kotas and chips, sparking huge debate about whether such earnings are possible.
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