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Entrepreneur goes from using trolley to buying truck for business, SA applauds
A dedicated businesswoman went from transporting her produce in a trolley to purchasing a truck for her entrepreneurial endeavour. Many peeps applauded her win.
Eskom launches innovative crowdsourcing platform, transforming its search for skilled candidates and experts
Eskom has launched a crowdsourcing platform that allows technically skilled industry experts to offer their services directly to the embattled power utility.
Eskom gets an order to attach R1.3 billion worth of Emfuleni Municipality's assets
State-owned power utility Eskom says it has been granted an order by the Pretoria High Court to attach Emfuleni Local Municipality's assets worth R1.3 billion.
Mom who washes laundry to survive gets business premises after 1 month of hustle
A hard-working mom who runs a laundry-washing business to support her son has obtained a place to operate from and equipment that will help grow the enterprise.
19-year-old who fulfilled childhood dream of being an author reflects on success
A talented 19-year-old author from Gauteng has achieved so much in her young life. Lerato Phakoe has published two books and runs an NPO and marketing company.
Komati Just Energy Transition Project gets green light as World Bank approves R9bn loan to repurpose power station
The World Bank has approved R9 billion in funding to repurpose Eskom’s recently decommissioned coal-fired Komati power station for renewable energy generation.
Cultivate an entrepreneurial spirit for better forex trading outcomes
Forex trading in South Africa might seem a little intimidating for some people, but with the right knowledge, anyone can be successful and be their own boss.
Ramaphosa opens SA to business with Spain during Spanish prime minister’s state visit
President Cyril Ramaphosa is looking to deepen business relations between the Republic of South Africa and the Kingdom of Spain. Spanish Priminister is in SA.
Transnet to fork out at least R24 million to replace cables stolen during wage strike
Transnet Freight Rail (TRF) will have to fork out at least R24 million to replace cables after theft and vandalism surged 22% during the two-week wage strike.
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