It’s that time of year again – the festive season is upon us, and we’re all looking forward to some holiday cheer. But wait, what’s that? A petrol price increase? Oh boy, talk about bad timing! Just as we’re gearing up for festive shopping and family visits, our wallets are
What a night it was in Johannesburg! MTN’s 30th-anniversary gala dinner was a dazzling affair, filled with laughter, memories, and a sense of pride that filled the room. As I sat there, soaking in the atmosphere, I couldn’t help but feel a part of something truly special. The highlight of
Hey there, fellow South Africans! Have you heard the exciting news? President Cyril Ramaphosa just announced a game-changing R500 million fund that’s set to give our small businesses a major boost. This fund is all about supporting our township and rural businesses, with a special focus on those beloved spaza
The South African government recently introduced a new standard draft by-law focused on township economies. This initiative aims to make it easier for small business owners, particularly spaza shop operators, to get the permits they need. The changes reflect the government’s commitment to supporting local businesses and helping township communities
For the first time in five years, South Africa is enjoying its longest stretch without load shedding. This isn’t just good news – it’s a game-changer for millions of South Africans who’ve grown used to planning their days around power cuts. As someone who’s lived through countless disrupted dinner preparations
Let’s talk about something exciting happening in our townships and rural areas. The government has created new ways to help spaza shop owners like you grow their businesses. By getting your shop registered, you can get money and support to make your business better. I’ve seen many shop owners worry
To all spaza shop owners! You might have heard about the new government rules about registering your shop. It’s a big change, but don’t worry – we’re here to help you understand why it matters and how to do it right. The government wants all spaza shops and vendors to
South Africa’s online gambling scene is like a growing garden – it’s still young but showing lots of promise. With more people getting smartphones and better internet connections, we’re seeing more South Africans trying their luck online. It’s pretty amazing how quickly things are changing! I remember when finding a
The recent deaths of children in South Africa due to food poisoning have left our communities shaken. In the past month alone, five children in Naledi, Soweto lost their lives after eating contaminated food from local spaza shops. President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the nation yesterday, sharing the government’s plan to
In a concerning turn of events, Woolworths recently discovered counterfeit Lucky Star pilchards being sold in their branded boxes. The situation became even more serious when authorities arrested seven undocumented migrants in Gauteng who were caught repackaging fake and expired products. Woolworths’ Statement on the Incident Woolworths has shared their
