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"Your food is so good": Woman buys R40k mobile kitchen at 21, Mzansi shows support
An entrepreneur shared that at 21, she spent R40,000 on a mobile kitchen to start a business in the food industry. People applauded the woman for her skills.
Media24 to close down publications, job-shedding imminent
Media company Media24 said it could close down five publications namely Daily Sun, City Press, Rapport, Beeld and Soccer Laduma and a few digital platforms.
Dismay as Mercedes-Benz announces shedding of 700 jobs at East London plant: “This is bad”
Mercedes-Benz South Africa has begun Section 189 consultations after announcing that 700 jobs will be lost at its manufacturing plant in East London.
"I didn't like working for people": Mzansi woman shares inspiring journey to starting her own farm
A South African woman Aphiwe Ntombikayise Mtshali shared about how she got into agriculture on Facebook. She is the owner of Hlalakahle Farming Projects.
Qualified man resorts to selling fatcakes after being unemployed for 3 years, SA encourages farming
A man shared his story of selling fatcakes after struggling to find a job for three years, despite having a National Diploma in Agricultural Management.
Black Business Council warns against ANC-DA coalition: "Disastrous for black people"
The Black Business Council (BBC) has warned that a coalition agreement between the ANC and the Democratic Alliance would be disastrous for black people.
Supportive husband gifts wife a salon for her birthday, Mzansi inspired: "Some girls are so lucky"
A South African man surprised his wife with a new beauty salon on her birthday. The Facebook post showcasing their joy and the salon keys went viral.
Youth entrepreneurs making money moves that inspire
Briefly News brings you the inspiring stories of seven young entrepreneurs driving change and innovation with our under-35-year-olds Young Money Makers Initiative.
King of flipping: Mhlengi Ngcobo turned a bicycle into enough money to fund a business
Mhlengi Ngcobo didn't have money to fund his business after dropping out of Stellenbosch University, so he resorted to 'flipping' to raise capital.
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