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Heritage Month powers business boom for fashion entrepreneurs

Indoni uses fashion to celebrate African heritage

Village woman grows poultry business from backyard operation

Brimis Engineering growth highlights SA manufacturing prowess

Sugar imports continue to squeeze local growers

City of Joburg set to approve Township Economy by-law

Tips for starting a succesful landscaping and gardening business

SMMEs seek a bigger role in SA’s aerospace and defence industry

Entrepreneur turns convenience into thiriving cleaning business

R2.3 billion a year illicit market squeezes beauty industry
Agriculture

Transport costs and stock shortages hit Tshakhuma Market traders

Village woman grows poultry business from backyard operation

Sugar imports continue to squeeze local growers

Start-up farmer plans to scale to 200 000 broilers a month

Oxtail import curbs squeeze butcheries and restaurants

Tips to prepare livestock for El Niño extreme heat

Dry season puts pressure on KZN livestock farmers

First generation farmer’s journey from 50 chickens to agri empire
Innovation

$As more businesses move online, a new challenge has emerged: standing out is easy, but staying memorable is proving harder Photo. Nhlanhla Phillips\NEYEFOREYES$

How businesses can turn social media attention into actual sales

Brimis Engineering growth highlights SA manufacturing prowess

SMMEs seek a bigger role in SA’s aerospace and defence industry

Young entrepreneur putting kasi businesses online

Entrepreneur turns metal drums into hygiene stations

Cell C targets Starlink deal to connect rural SA

Limpopo entrepreneur turns banana stems into hairpieces

Tech entrepreneur turns schools struggle into education platform

KZN entrepreneur turns waste into luxury art business

Green economy opens new market opportunities for Mpumalanga SMMEs
Finance

Small businesses must fix operations before chasing growth

Shell opens Powershop for Western Cape automotive businesses

Soshanguve paint maker wins R1m Kasi SME prize

Rand rally gives businesses more buying power

Inflation eases to 4.3% giving SMEs breathing room on costs

Western Cape launches digital funding service for businesses

New Gas Bill could unlock opportunities for small LPG traders

Poor personal credit scores shutting SA SMEs out of funding

World Bank loan faces test in easing SME pressures

More than 750 firms go insolvent as SA companies feel the pinch
Tourism

$The opening of a new tourism route in the Themibisle Hani Local Municipality could boost craft traders. Photo. Lucas Ledwaba\Mukurukuru Media$

Thembisile Hani tourism route puts SMME revenue to the test

Free Parks Week puts local tourism businesses in the spotlight

How twin sisters built a thriving tourism adventure business

Tourism SMEs set to gain as FlySafair redirects business support

ATLF puts Limpopo SMEs on the tourism investment map

Coastal and rural SMMEs feel pinch of changing traveller habits

Driving economic growth through business tourism and conferences

Tourism boom opens South Africa to more business

Tourism SMEs set to benefit from Emirates-SAA partnership
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$As more businesses move online, a new challenge has emerged: standing out is easy, but staying memorable is proving harder Photo. Nhlanhla Phillips\NEYEFOREYES$

How businesses can turn social media attention into actual sales

SEDFA support boosts Eastern Cape beauty entrepreneur

Tips for starting a succesful landscaping and gardening business

R2.3 billion a year illicit market squeezes beauty industry

Tips to prepare livestock for El Niño extreme heat

Tourism SMEs set to gain as FlySafair redirects business support

DTIC urges township entrepreneurs to pool purchasing power

$Junior Makgoka, founder of JJ Café, reflects the importance of building a solid foundation and finding new ways to grow an SME. Photo: Lucas Ledwaba\ Mukurukuru Media$

12 tips SMEs can use to build a stronger business

NSBC, TransUnion launch platform to improve SME funding access

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Limpopo Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba (right) has promised to upgrade facilities at the popular 24-hour Tshakhuma Fresh Produce Market. Photo. Office of the Premier

Transport costs and stock shortages hit Tshakhuma Market traders

September 23, 2026

Limpopo Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba outlined several measures to support Tshakhuma Market traders

$Small business traders like hawkers at the Tshakhuma Market in Limpopo are now left to carry the costs of the damages resulting from the floods. Photo. Limpopo Tourism Agency\Facebook$

Informal traders and SMEs carry huge losses after flooding

February 5, 2026

The recent floods in Limpopo have left many small and informal businesses struggling. Heavy rainfall damaged roads, trading areas, and supply routes, causing disrupted operations, lost income, and rising recovery ...

Tough job ahead for new Small Business Development Minister

September 2, 2021

Newly appointed Small Business Development Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams has had to hit the ground running to ensure that relief packages for SMMEs impacted by July’s civil unrest are implemented. But ...

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