Rekky’s Signature Hair and Nails Studio owner Rekiat Okpe said that she found working with South African hair very different from working with Nigerian hair.

The company hopes to help keep SMMEs in business with the fund. Avbob CEO Carl van Der Riet said the initiative was essential.

Tiyani Maluleke's latest venture, Grub Worx, which is a food truck he built with his own hands, is a further testament to his tenacious spirit.

The investment is part of a partnership between Chieta and soap and beauty product manufacturer, African Alabaster Square, to empower the cooperatives who are from Ulundi in KwaZulu-Natal.

The Democratic Alliance’s manifesto promises voters to bring jobs and investment to the local economy.

Ronald Dikgari, through his company Dironraps, makes handbags, beaded ties, bowties, purses, bracelets, bangles and earrings from beads, which he sources from a shop in Polokwane and another in Thohoyandou.

The Msikaba Bridge and Mtentu Bridge were set to be completed between 2025 and 2026.

Emmanuel Thamane said he hoped with the festive season around the corner, more bottle stores would start purchasing his drink again, which he said helped reduce hangovers.

Mandla Radebe said when he opened his company, which was based in Emdeni and Protea Glen in Soweto, he had no knowledge of the business.

Although SMMEs are the lifeblood of South Africa’s economy and employ around 60% of the workforce, they are most at risk due to very little support and limited access to capital.

According to Small Enterprise Finance Agency (SEFA) Executive Finance Manager Tumi Sefolo, the department had divided the support into two different packages for informal and formal businesses.

The result of Zolani Matebese's traumatic experience led to brainstorming and eventually the launch of Sendoff Funeral App, which makes it less complicated to organise a funeral.

Entrepreneurship training facilitator Lerato Matsau said SMME owners should not sell fiction; they should be transparent with all the information they provided.

Busa president Bonang Mohale has called on business, labour and the government to collaborate to boost small businesses

One of Lokshini Kitchen’s main goals is to change mindsets about what the inner city has to offer.

Mabel and Wale Akinlabi said they were hosting a birthday party for their 11-year-old daughter, and it was in their kitchen that they took their first tentative steps into the food production and retail sector

Small businesses hit by recent violent protests in Gauteng can from this week access relief funds from the provincial government.

Entrepreneur Yandisa Zulu’s kettle brand uses up to 75% less electricity and holds up to 70% more in volume.