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Africa: South Africa Looks to Global Lessons As It Sharpens Its Focus On Gender Priorities At G20

Africa · South Africa

Africa: South Africa Looks to Global Lessons As It Sharpens Its Focus On Gender Priorities At G20

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[SAnews.gov.za] As the G20 Technical Meetings continue in South Africa, a powerful voice is emerging from within the country's leadership, calling for bolder and more targeted investments in women, youth, and persons with disabilities.See the Story

Consumers and businesses battle as inflation rises

Soweto · Soweto

Consumers and businesses battle as inflation rises

The rising cost of living has changed the way South Africans shop and for many township residents, survival means buying just what they need for the day – five spoons of sugar, two tea bags, or a single cup of flour. While this trend hasn’t yet hit every corner of the township economy, Soweto spaza shop owner Edwin Mokoena said “customers are no longer buying big”. “They come with R20 or R30 and want to stretch it, maybe just a small packet of m…Read Article

Six year old guide to entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurs · Bloemfontein

Six year old guide to entrepreneurship

In a heartwarming tale of youthful innovation, Nontsikelelo Phume, a six-year-old rising star from Bloemfontein in the Free State, has launched a book on business. The book titled Rainbow Business introduces children to the world of entrepreneurship, money and savings in a fun and practical way. Phume explained that Rainbow Business was a colourful celebration of young entrepreneurship, packed with creative ideas on how young children could make…Read Article

Youth Fund gives entrepreneurs hope

Township-based businessperson Boitumelo Kgopa, who runs mobile hair salon Kgopa Hair Salon PTY Ltd in Soweto, hopes the recent announcement of a R300 million allocation to recapitalise the Youth Entrepreneurship Fund will boost her business. “I’ve had clients for years, but no space or equipment to grow. If I can finally access funding through this Youth Fund, I could open a fixed salon and hire two other stylists. This gives us hope,” said Kgop…Business · Eastern Cape Read Article

Township micro-farms feed Gauteng's economy

On a narrow plot behind a church in Orange Farm, rows of spinach and spring onions stretch in neat green lines. The soil is not owned by the farmer who works it, 29-year-old Zanele Msimanga. He rents it for R300 a month and gives the church five bunches of spinach every Sunday as part of their agreement. “I don’t have land, but I do have hands,” she told Vutivi News. “I wanted to farm, so I asked around and started here. My neighbours now buy fr…Economy · Orange Farm Read Article

New E-commerce platforms to boost local businesses

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Edupreneur sets sights on expansion of more college campuses

While most entrepreneurs his age operate in popular sectors such as takeaways and retail businesses, Silindile Nqala, 32, from Mthatha in the Eastern Cape is carving a niche in the education sector. He is the founder of Plainview College, a private school that aims to provide accessibility to quality education, ensuring students get the right tools they need to navigate the world of education. Nqala’s journey started with a love and passion for …Education · Mthatha Read Article

South Africa moves to open oil & gas sector to youth

During Youth Month, a new conversation took shape, one that challenges the long-standing exclusion of young entrepreneurs from capital-heavy industries like oil and gas. With the country facing persistent youth unemployment and a small business sector under strain, questions are being asked about who gets to participate in the economy of the future. That question was at the centre of a recent webinar titled Opening Access to Market, Capital and …Unemployment · South Africa Read Article

Smart farming initiative raises youth agribusiness's hopes

North West MEC for Agriculture and Rural Development Madoda Sambatha has endorsed a pioneering smart farming initiative in Schaumburg, near Skeerpoort in the Bojanala District. Unveiled this week, the programme is set to equip young agripreneurs with advanced farming techniques, digital innovation and entrepreneurial skills. Backed by a strong public-private partnership involving Earth Hub Africa, MTN SA Foundation and Shell South Africa, the in…North West · North West Read Article

Youth Month campaign has empowered entrepreneurs

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Canyon Coal gives youth-owned start-ups a boost

In 2024, Canyon Coal offered Mmeli Zwane who owns a start-up business a contract to provide cleaning and maintenance services at its mine Gugulethu Colliery. It was a breakthrough he had been wishing for. Canyon Coal utilises procurement opportunities to create a platform for youth-owned enterprises in the communities where it operates, enabling them to grow. Zwane grew up in KwaDela township, near Hendrina in Mpumalanga, just a few kilometres f…Hendrina · Hendrina Read Article

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