A former reporter on The Witness has become the owner of SA’s oldest daily newspaper
The Limpopo entrepreneur is using macadamia shells as filters — now the goal is to get clean water to as many people as possible
Empty offices get a makeover aimed at millennials who might not want to be tied to one place but want a range of living amenities
Your phone can now tell you whether you’re buying a good car or a lemon
As a child of farm workers in the Western Cape, he dreamt of buying his own farm. Now that he has done this, he has not stopped dreaming
Taking the -ologies online has helped this business progress from a ‘print mentality’ through apps to a free, altruistic health-care channel
‘Plant-based’ is the new trend in eating, and Claire Salomon has found a tasty spot on the crest of the wave with her vegan choccies
A favourite American snack can now also be enjoyed by South Africans, thanks to the efforts of a husband-and-wife start-up
CEO of Harambee in SA appointed to lead Wikimedia Foundation
Go-getter runs a company where the goal is to help road-accident victims get top-class treatment, even without medical cover
The young businessman has a plan to change the world by reducing the amount of trash in it
Tech-savvy and agile: how a small but profitable online retailer moves 600,000 fashion items a year
Tales of resilience: Telling the story of the small guy is what a new online business portal wants to specialise in
These brothers have made a success out of a construction business that counts government as its biggest client
He does not see himself as an entrepreneur, but the business he founded to develop people helps blue-chip firms, and keeps growing
Transformation award winner focuses on matching young people who lack opportunities with industries that need digital skills
For this nimble young liquor distributing business, Africa is a big, inviting market. The company sets great store by maintaining its culture and the ...
Covid accelerated pharmacies’ interest in Carim’s delivery app because some could not keep up with phone orders in the lockdown
Ndzaba says his journey is about motivating people to get out of their shells, achieve their dreams and be catalysts of their future