Business

Sorbet-Preneur model unlocking SME ownership for women

SA SMEs target regional opportunities at CEIIF 2026

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

Township property owners make good business from student rentals

South Africa’s 3% inflation target could offer stability for SMEs

Hiring on hold as slow January trading squeezes cash flow

SMEs hit by delays at Cape Town port

Construction partnership drives SME participation

Informal builders behind growing home building economy

How government blacklisting can affect your business
Agriculture

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

Biogas emerges as opportunity for small scale farmers

Farmers plead for help after floods destroy their crops

Flood disaster deepens crisis for small-scale farmers

Floods expose vulnerability of uninsured farmers

$The table grape and raisin industry is preparing for the 2026 harvest season. Photo. Lucas Ledwaba\Mukurukuru Media$

Table grape industry aims to reduce risks during 2026 harvest

Farmers aim to meet tax and admin compliance in new year

Foot and mouth diagnostic innovation offers relief for farmers
Innovation

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

RMB payments set to improve import trade for SMEs

ORT airport digital centre gives SMEs exposure

South Africa’s small rail engineers target international markets

SMEs look to score from Tshwane’s free digital marketing course
Finance

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

South Africa’s 3% inflation target could offer stability for SMEs

Experts warn SMEs about lack of understanding of bank fees

Santam’s London launch marks significant shift for SA’s insurer

Small businesses anticipate steady economic gains in 2026

Rising tax pressure puts SMEs under strain ahead of 2026 budget

Women owned mutual bank enters banking sector

SMEs cautious as GDP growth fails to translate into real gains
Tourism

Tourism roadshow opens European market for local operators.

Tourism SMEs seek to beat off season blues

Africa’s tourism sector calls for impact at Meetings Africa

Entertainment SMEs running on empty after Bafana’s Afcon exit

Tourism entrepreneurs close 2025 with cautious optimism

Qantas – Joburg route opens new growth avenues for tourism SMEs

Premier fun complex creates business space for small traders

Hospitality sector scales up operations for festive season

Festive rush gives car rental companies the voooma
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Informal builders behind growing home building economy

How government blacklisting can affect your business

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January spending squeeze tightens margins for township retailers

SMEs continue to face challenges despite R760m state investment

SARS incorporates third party data from banks and other sources

Traders and transport operators face back-to-school pressure

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Tag: Black-owned SMEs

Second hand tyre businesses are making a killing during the festive season.

Tyre SMEs keep SA’s wheels turning during festive season

December 29, 2025

Small tyre businesses and informal traders across South Africa are playing a key role in keeping vehicles on the road as festive season travel reaches its peak. As thousands of ...

From left to right: Charles Wyeth, HEINEKEN Beverages; Vignesh Subramani, Absa CIB; Jordi Borrut, HEINEKEN Beverages; Sade Morgan, HEINEKEN Global; Joanna Price, HEINEKEN Global; Stephen Seaka, Absa CIB; Jan de Kock, Absa CIB

Black-owned SMEs to gain from Absa and Heineken R1.2 billion fund

November 25, 2025

In a bid to address growing financial pressures on South Africa’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), Absa and Heineken Beverages announced a R1.2 billion funding initiative to support black-owned businesses. ...

SMMEs challenge government on Transformation Fund

Small business owners used the launch of the Transformation Fund to challenge the government to explain its unmet promises over getting rid of red tape so that they can access ...

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