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Johannesburg woodworker's R5K investment turns passion into profit, creates jobs for youth
A Johannesburg man used his R5K investment and opened up a woodwork shop that makes furniture. He started in 2017 and is now able to provide youth employment.
Pick n Pay founder Raymond Ackerman dies at age 92, remembered as a visionary and philanthropist
Raymond Ackerman, founder of Pick n Pay, has died at the age of 92. He is survived by his wife, four children, 12 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Limpopo twins turn into gadget gurus with cellphone repair shop
Twin sisters from Limpopo have opened a cellphone repair shop in Polokwane called Matwins. The duo discovered an interest in technology and want to fix gadgets.
Foschini maxi dresses trend on TikTok thanks to video by stylish South African woman
A South African woman's TikTok video showcased stunning maxi dresses for the hot summer months. The stylish woman showed a range of epic dresses in her video.
Mother of 2 thrives with catering business after leaving job as sales representative
A lovely mother of two children is working hard to succeed with her catering business after previously working as a sales representative to make ends meet.
Hard-working woman with housekeeping biz makes waves with viral cleaning hacks and tips
A perseverant woman in Soweto is doing the most with her cleaning business. The hard-working lady employs 43 people and shares cleaning tips on social media.
Food scientist creates low-sugar customised lollipops that taste amazing
Karabo Masola is a food scientist who turned her lollipop passion into a thriving business. She sells customised lollipops with low sugar content for customers.
From tap to tasteful: South African woman's cool business idea trends on TikTok
An Mzansi woman's tap water-to-ice business is going viral on TikTok, inspiring others across South Africa. People were impressed by her ice cube ingenuity.
Mpumalanga woman, 65, turns poultry venture into prosperous business, celebrates financial independence
65-Year-old Selitah Dlamini from Bushbuckridge in Mpumalanga has turned her life around with the help and development of the National Movement of Rural Women.
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