Starting your own business is an ideology that most people have but getting down to actually registering it is the biggest challenge

Lesedi Ledwaba (33) grasped the business ideologies of the construction business through her fathers guidance.

‘When I get tired, I think to myself that I am not where I want to be yet, and I keep pushing,’ says sandwich business owner Itumeleng.

Siyabonga Kheswa (29) the founder of Thokoza Adventure Tours urges people to not give up on their dreams of owning businesses.

Lamo Fuel is a commercial bio-energy products manufacturer which produces biodiesel, bio oil, charcoal and biogas.

young artists across the country are invited to register for an opportunity that could turn their artistic ideas into a profitable business. 

Now that people can ‘zol’ again, The Cannabis Expo is returning to Cape Town to educate about this growing industry.

Avi Lasarow is an atypical entrepreneur dedicated to his home country of South Africa, and now to his adopted home in the UK.

Lalela just launched an initiative called #BeReady where she and other professionals offer their expertise to help budding SA entrepreneurs.

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Fair themed ‘buy local and support local’ will give small businesses the opportunity to sell their goods and services.

Contemplating starting your own business? Gear up yourself for success with the ultimate business handbook, “Mind your Own Business”.

It all started when Sophia Sutton-Jones, whose father was also a baker, made a loaf of bread for a neighbour during the first national UK lockdownin March 2020.

With more than two in five young South Africans jobless, Nelson Mandela University is presenting a free youth entrepreneurship webinar.

Nzambi Matee, 29, and her team recycle plastic bottle tops, bags, and cooking oil containers into bricks.

The former street kid turned entrepreneur also paid tribute to the shelter who ‘groomed’ him.

Be inspired by these five savvy South African women who’ve moved from being the face of a brand to building their own business.

The COVID crisis has taught South African businesses several hard lessons, among them that global supply chains can break overnight and have a crippling domino effect.

If necessity is the mother of invention, then COVID-19 has been the father of re-invention for agile entrepreneurs like Jason Campbell, co-owner of Port Elizabeth-based 4Ways Engineering.

In our second instalment on micro-entrepreneurs, meet the 28-year-old millennial planning to make fuel stations mobile

From losing all his start-up capital to a scam to the COVID-19 pandemic, one KwaZulu-Natal entrepreneur has plenty experience weathering life’s ups and downs. He shares his story, and insights.

(Partner content) Seven key learnings from having worked with more than 300 scaling companies in a stagnant economy.

(Partner content) Let’s face it – no one goes into business to do finance. Or to run payroll. Or to manage inventory. Or any one of a great score of administrative and operational tasks that come with running a business.

Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian announced the launch of “Pan- Armenian digital platform” named HighConnect at the WCIT 2019 in Armenia.

Beauty entrepreneurs can place orders, secure deliveries and access social media feeds on the Avon On Application.

The annual SA Innovation Summit is here “to take Africa to the World.” The event will take place from 11 to 13 September at the Cape Town Stadium.