Cherise Kramer bought Kapas Baby in the middle of South Africa’s hard lockdown. It hasn’t always been an easy ride, but her move into the online space and business ownership has been the best decision she’s ever made.

The story of O’live is a heartwarming one that’s centred around compassion and promoting a natural lifestyle.

This local entrepreneur is taking big steps in creating South African urban footwear.

You’ve plunged in, pulled the trigger. But it’s turning out to be less fun that you expected.

CEO and founder Jessica Boonstra, unpacks how she and her team built a business that penetrated an historically inaccessible market.

In 2016, when on-demand grocery delivery platform, Zulzi, was born, it sounded almost too good to be true: place an order online and have it delivered in less than an hour. In 2020, this ‘nice to have’ became a necessity.

Entrepreneurship is not, as they often tell us, a marathon. It’s more like ten marathons one after another – and then another ten!

Govchain provides an essential online service for South Africans to get their company registered quickly and easily within three minutes.

Unlike salaried employees, the income you earn is not taxed before it makes its way into your bank account. So, it’s up to you to pay SARS. And that’s where provisional tax comes in.

The world has changed dramatically since a little start-up called Amazon brought such massive disruption to booksellers and then to the wider world of retail.