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Indigenous healers divided over cashless payments for services

TikTok transforms South African side hustles

TSHEPO Jeans celebrating ten years in business

Small enterprises score big on Mother’s Day

Lejoy’s journey of overcoming failure and rebuilding fresh
Agriculture

Agrowex App bridges farmer market gap

Rare, pricey chickens that even lay eggs in winter.

Northern Cape agriculture on brink of collapse after floods

Bongi G Farm scales up production, empowers community

CASP handover delivers vital water and livestock facilities

Unilever’s Jozini programme to boost rural livelihoods

How perseverance grew Jay Jay Farm

Buttercup Farmhouse enters organic coffee market
Innovation

Agrowex App bridges farmer market gap

Coin powered connectivity delivers easy profits for small businesses

Innovator develops portable station to power up SMEs

Empowering SMMEs through AI: Microsoft’s new vision

How businesses can fight back against cybercrime

Innovative transport app set to expand

Online marketing platform made for SMMEs

Technology is reshaping small business sector

Curiosity sparks entrepreneurship for mechanical engineer graduate

Innovative GPS smartwatch combats kidnappings, gender-based violence
Finance

Franchise funding for entrepreneurs

Limpopo Budget: hope for small businesses

Gauteng increases support for small businesses to access funds

Heineken’s R1.9bn investment set to boost local barley farmers

Value Added Tax hike has SMMEs worried

Revised Budget 2025: What SMMEs Expect

Billions set aside to finance small businesses

G20 focuses on enhancing cross-border payments to support African trade

DTIC fund to tackle spaza food poisoning crisis

Old Mutal SMME head devoted to small business upliftment
Tourism

KwaZulu-Natal businesses seek growth at Africa Travel Indaba

Travel indaba a mixed bag for tourism sector businesses

Funding woes threaten small business presence at Africa’s tourism show

Tourism workshop opens new path for SMEs

Proposed electronic travel system to boost tourism

Graduate turns outdoor cooking into lucrative tourist gig

Collaboration key to grow youth travelling

Hospitality SMMEs stimulates local economies

Massive IDC backlog a setback for tourism enterprises
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Provinces owe SMMEs billions in unpaid invoices

By: Tebogo Mokwena Provincial governments have come under fire from the Public Service Commission for owing SMMEs a shocking R5 billion in unpaid invoices between October and December last year. ...

Govt must honour payment promises: PSC

November 10, 2022

By: Tebogo Mokwena The Public Service Commission (PSC) has warned that if government departments continue to not pay small businesses on time, many of them will have to shut their ...

Several government departments owe SMMEs millions

Government owes SMMEs billions

National and provincial government owe SMMEs a staggering R444 billion in unsettled invoices for the first quarter of 2022, according to Public Service Commission (PSC). The PSC has again called ...

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