According to the Mastercard Foundation, Africa is the youngest and fastest-growing continent in the world. By 2030, an estimated 375 million young people will enter the job market across the continent. For Eddie Hatitye, this is a call to action.
What if Pokémon Go could help tackle real-world problems in African communities? A South African startup is doing just that—mapping real businesses and transforming lives in townships across the country.
Read MoreScaling your business shouldn't feel like chaos. If you’re stuck in the whirlwind of daily fires, team issues, and missed opportunities, it’s time for a new path.
Read MoreRefilwe Modiselle is no stranger to firsts. As Africa’s first professional model with albinism, a celebrated TV and radio host, and an internationally award-winning actress, she has spent her life rewriting the narrative, not just for herself, but for many others who see parts of their own story reflected in hers.
Read MoreTen new ventures born from Bolt’s first South African startup accelerator show promise in transforming transport and tourism.
Read MoreLimpopo spaza shop owners will get an opportunity to learn more about how they can access financial and non-financial support from the Spaza Shop Support Fund at an interactive session at the George Phadagi Town Hall, in Thohoyandou, on Friday, 30 May.
Read MoreThis year's edition of 'Walk Your Journey' series kicked off on Wednesday at the Market Theatre in Johannesburg.
Read MoreProgramme to support 20–30 entrepreneurs from 10 African countries.
Read MoreWoolworths has relaunched its Youth Makers competition — a nationwide search for passionate, young entrepreneurs who are ready to take their brand to the next level.
Read MoreMTN South Africa has launched the 2025 edition of its Pulse Youth Hustle Hub, offering entrepreneurs aged 18–25 the chance to win a share of R1m in funding. The initiative is designed to support early-stage businesses through access to funding, mentorship and business development.
Read MoreThe City of Cape Town has launched a new marketing campaign designed to reach visitors directly in their hotels and guesthouses, using coat-hanger cards as a novel tool to promote tourism and investment opportunities.
Read MoreAs Youth Day approaches on 16 June, the contribution of young people to South Africa’s hospitality industry is drawing renewed attention, particularly as the sector undergoes rapid technological and cultural shifts
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