Business

How SA SMEs scored at Zimbabwe International Trade Fair

Register or face removal: Tshwane cracks down on informal sector

SA and South Korea open new trade corridors for small businesses

Township beauty pageants and events power informal SME networks

Small businesses struggle as Rand weakens

New eviction bill offers relief for township landlords

$The production and sale of these pots operate through a decentralised network of scrap collectors, backyard manufacturers and street traders. Photo. Lethabong Aluminium Pots\Facebook$

Health warnings stall aluminium pot trade

SMEs brace for weak growth, rising costs and red tape squeeze

Borrowing and logistics costs add fresh strain on SMEs

How black owned company is breaking into SA’s wildlife sector
Agriculture

Farmers cheer R1.8bn boost as KZN sugar mill reopens

Sugar Master Plan puts growers at heart of industry recovery

Bitterleaf offers new revenue stream for smallholders

Egg prices fall but small traders still feel the squeeze

High-tech harvest: the KZN AI start-up taking to the skies

Small-scale producers eye export markets as sector set to expand

New market opens up for SA grapes in Philippines

SME’s seek inclusion in SAIC agro-processing investment drive
Innovation

How AI is reshaping South African media companies

How SMEs can navigate biometric implementation challenges

How youth-led startups are changing tech’s narrative

Innovative building technologies to unlock opportunities for SMEs

Innovative entrepreneur’s app helps students access varsity

Back-to-school rush boosts township tutoring businesses

New CSIR facility opens advanced manufacturing access for SMEs

Foot and mouth diagnostic innovation offers relief for farmers

Science research body seeks SME support for new health product

Women owned mutual bank enters banking sector
Finance

Gauteng’s R36.4bn infrastructure drive opens doors for SMEs

Accelerated provincial spending sparks SME procurement fears

How dual training could save SMEs billions

National budget unveils Paylinc to cut SME payment costs

Franchising for SMEs – aligning skills, finance and growth

SMEs set to benefit from R340 million lending deal

Festive spending shows double digit growth in cashless payments

Sorbet-Preneur model unlocking SME ownership for women

Foot-and-mouth curbs push small-scale farmers to the brink

Township property owners make good business from student rentals
Tourism

Township beauty pageants and events power informal SME networks

How black owned company is breaking into SA’s wildlife sector

Tourism SMEs brace for Easter surge amid patchy recovery

Climate-proofing tourism: how SMEs are leading resilience charge

Iran-US war: airspace closures leave SA tourism SMEs in limbo

KZN’s festive season boom: what’s in it for tourism SMEs?

Bad roads, broken fences threaten tourism SMEs sustainability

How international tourism show can benefit SA’s SMEs

Tourism sector presses for sustainable youth employment.
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Tips for SMEs as GEP opens mentorship drive

How digital tools give SMEs the edge in stock control

How social enterprises are driving sustainable job creation

Solar and wind projects drive economic growth beyond the city

Tax changes entrepreneurs can’t ignore as taxman updates systems

Experts advise on triggers for account freezes as SMEs stumble

Mastering FICA and CIPC – avoid delays in bank account approval

SMEs assess reopened asset assist plan as funding gap persists

How SMEs can beat violation of 30 day payment policy

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Tag: Agricultural SMMEs

South Africa’s alignment with South Korea is being positioned as part of a broader effort to create inclusive growth through trade.

SA and South Korea open new trade corridors for small businesses

South Africa’s latest trade push towards South Korea is creating opportunities for small businesses in agriculture and agro-processing

Farmland in Tekwane, where South Africa’s first hybrid rice pilot project is expected to be tested as part of a partnership between government and researchers.

SA’s first hybrid rice pilot could open new path for farmers

Local farmers say the project could open new opportunities if it proves viable

Kenya is leading the charge in promoting biogas technology as a renewable energy source. Photo. Go Green East Africa

Biogas emerges as opportunity for small scale farmers

January 20, 2026

Energy insecurity is increasingly affecting small and emerging farmers, with power outages and rising fuel costs disrupting irrigation, cold storage and on-farm processing. As a result, biogas digesters, which convert ...

Farmers need support programmes

Study punts new approach to support young farmers

By: Anna Majavu A new, cutting-edge study into the different types of psychological capital possessed by young Free State SMME farmers, has found that designing a range of support programmes ...

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