Business

Rand rally gives businesses more buying power

Nkomazi SMMEs seek clearer path to government procurement

Proposed SEZ tax reform could open opportunities for SMEs

WhatsApp pricing shift threatens to raise costs for SMMEs

Extortion case involving cop raises alarm over business safety

Municipal financial pressure puts Mpumalanga SMMEs under strain

NAFCOC warns municipal failures threaten SMMEs

Black firms want share of R56.4bn pharmaceutical market

KZN SMEs plead for state protection from crime ahead of elections

Western Cape launches digital funding service for businesses
Agriculture

Eastern Cape woman shatters stereotypes in grain farming

Grain SA takes JSE to court over soybean pricing dispute

Sardine deaths create fresh uncertainty for fishing SMEs

Weather threats cloud Western Cape blueberry season

Sbonekonke empowering aspiring farmers with hands-on training

Wildlife businesses shine at Thabazimbi show

Bee African sweetens honey industry with woman farmer’s touch

New agreement grants free harbour access to local fishers
Innovation

WhatsApp pricing shift threatens to raise costs for SMMEs

Entrepreneur turns plastic waste into thriving fashion business

SA innovator sparks investor interest at international tech show

How Artificial Intelligence is helping SA small businesses grow

How Google Cloud infrastructure expansion could benefit SMEs

Entrepreneur pioneers smart bin to revolutionise waste management

Soweto creator redefines prosthetics through local manufacturing

Agritech platform brings digital precision to livestock farming

$Setšong Tea Crafters was able to overcome barriers that often keep rural enterprises out of mainstream retail channels. Photo. Lucas Ledwaba\Mukurukuru Media$

Indigenous tea finds new market in Kruger National Park

Innovator behind waste-to-fuel project faces compliance delays
Finance

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

Property sector warns rate hike could delay market recovery

Standard Bank and DHL partner to expand SME exports

Ministerial Small Business Clinic equipment donation boosts SMEs
Tourism

Tourism boom opens South Africa to more business

Tourism SMEs set to benefit from Emirates-SAA partnership

New international flight routes set to boost tourism SMEs

Durban July pumps R1bn into KZN economy, fuels SME growth

Small businesses net over R50m through SANParks contracts

$Setšong Tea Crafters was able to overcome barriers that often keep rural enterprises out of mainstream retail channels. Photo. Lucas Ledwaba\Mukurukuru Media$

Indigenous tea finds new market in Kruger National Park

SMEs seek slice of R37m Kruger fencing project

TriLand tourism plan could boost Mpumalanga’s economy

Will SA–Mauritius tourism pact unlock SME growth?
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Nkomazi SMMEs seek clearer path to government procurement

Municipal financial pressure puts Mpumalanga SMMEs under strain

Western Cape launches digital funding service for businesses

How a new R150m fund seeks to help SMEs hire youth

R5.4bn facility targets women SMEs

Woman entrepreneur proves locals can crack it in spaza sector

Step-by-step guide on how to apply for Spaza Shop Support Fund

Top tips to grow your small business through e-commerce

Top tips to grow a successful business in SA’s township economy

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Township spaza shop owners say access to government funding remains a challenge despite the rollout of the R500 million Spaza Shop Support Fund

Parliament backs tight controls on R500m Spaza Shop Fund

August 14, 2026

The investigation identified verified cases of business fronting, beneficiary mismatches, fraud and misrepresentation

Panelists at the Black Business Summit

Black Business Summit urges action on funding barriers for SMEs

August 14, 2026

Keynote speakers urged development institutions to adopt more constructive, practical approaches to small business development rather than relying on rhetoric

Business organisations warn that compliance-heavy formalisation could place pressure on struggling traders.

Plan to formalise 11,000 SMEs sparks compliance fears

Government plans to formalise 11,000 informal businesses during the 2026/27 financial year, but traders and business organisations warn that rising compliance costs, licensing requirements and economic pressure could discourage small ...

Government says SMEs remain central to South Africa’s economic growth strategy, Entrepreneurs say long funding waiting periods continue placing pressure on small businesses.

Township economy receives major funding boost in 2026/7 budget

The department also plans to formalise 11,000 informal businesses during the current financial year

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