Searching for a suitable skin care treatment and being unable to find one set Nonceba Hlengani’s (27) journey into entrepreneurship in motion.
The government has donated a rail loading facility which is set to benefit small scale sugarcane farmers in Umkhanyakude District.
The Tshwane-Hollard Fire Hydrants Initiative is training young people to inspect fire hydrants throughout the city.
A man who changed careers to become a farmer is one of the many people government has assisted to enter the agricultural sector.
Yajvin Rajcoomar (27) from Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, is a candidate engineer at the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS).
Mthokozisi Mabaso (45) a beneficiary of Operation Vula Fund is making his mark in the white-dominated tourism and adventure industry.
Linah Segoka saw a need for a safe haven for children and with the help of local residents she has managed to open Lafata Drop-in centre.
The TVET college system urges college principals to promote work placement and to have partnerships with industries.
South Africa needs more artisans such as bricklayers, diesel mechanics, instrument technicians, riggers, auto electricians and millwrights.
Mpumalanga Provincial Treasury has welcomed its second intake of 30 trainee accountants who will be placed in different departments.
Tshepiso Monamodi decided to make shoes for her baby and now her handmade shoes can be found in a major retail shop.
People aged between 18 and 35 can apply to be education assistants if they hold the correct qualifications.
Siyabonga Kheswa (29) the founder of Thokoza Adventure Tours urges people to not give up on their dreams of owning businesses.
Eiren Drake (27) is the Founder of Tin Stuf and employs over 35 people including several of his childhood friends.
NYDA has helped Marlon Morgan to become his own boss. Marlon started an upholstery cleaning service in his area.
Lamo Fuel is a commercial bio-energy products manufacturer which produces biodiesel, bio oil, charcoal and biogas.
Agriculture is not only for old people, says 22-year-old Sandile Mahlangu, who is among a new generation of young farmers.
Wheelchair-bound Lydia Nemafhohoni is on a mission to fight poverty and create jobs for people living with disabilities in Vhembe, Limpopo.
Racheal Gaffane has always had an eye for opportunity. Today, Gaffane owns and runs Danchi Group and employs 13 people in Tshwane
Elize Beukes farms grapes which are turned into raisins. She then exports her raisins to the United Kingdom market.
The business manufactures and distributes halaal-certified sauces, pastes and spices.
An entrepreneur is tasting sweet success with his Mavusana Premium Rooibos tea brand.
One of the youngest women in construction manufacturing bricks
“I am encouraging youth and female farmers to take heed of the opportunities presented to them by the government. They should not underestimate their potential with the belief that agriculture is a male-dominated industry.
With failure not an option, Luxolo Xengana (27) started an agro-processing business three years ago.Initially, he sold pre-packed chicken livers, feet, hearts, gizzards and necks, which he sourced from poultry abattoirs, but he has since expanded to sell chicken pieces, which are sourced from local farmers.