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It’s not enough to be compassionate, we must build

It’s not enough to be compassionate, we must build

24 February 2021 | Building Business, Mamelodi

The unfolding story of Gugu Makhubu “I knew this is who I was going to become. This is me. I love helping people. I want people to become better versions of themselves. I want them to reach greater heights, do more and be more,” says Gugu Makhubu, Founder...
Sugar and spice, pastry and everything nice

Sugar and spice, pastry and everything nice

19 December 2020 | Building Business, Mamelodi, Proud of my Town

Gloria Mashigo’s journey as a chef is both unexpected and inspiring – with intriguing highs, agonizing lows and heart-warming in-betweens. But what drives this chef to create cakes of impeccable taste and quality? Walking into her premises and looking at...
“I am an entrepreneurial ecosystem builder”

“I am an entrepreneurial ecosystem builder”

14 December 2020 | Building Business, Mamelodi, Proud of my Town

Guest blogger, Lesego Masethe, shares the story of the second-place winner in this year’s Ranyaka Building Business competition held in Mamelodi, Tshwane. While there is no clear definition for the term entrepreneurial ecosystem builder, what is common in all...
A social entrepreneur’s quest for rural connectivity

A social entrepreneur’s quest for rural connectivity

14 December 2020 | Building Business, Mamelodi, Proud of my Town

Guest blogger, Lesego Masethe shares the story of the first place winner in the Ranyaka Building Business Social Enterprise competition for 2020. Given Maboela’s Flex Internet Café in Stoffel Park, an informal settlement situated in Mamelodi, east of...
The story of the little vegetable factories

The story of the little vegetable factories

3 December 2020 | Boitekong, Fix Your Space, Kanyamazane, Land & Property, Mamelodi, Proud of my Town

An old tyre, a few discarded plastic shopping bags, a two-liter plastic cooldrink bottle and enough soil to fill the tyre to create a little vegetable garden – this is what you need to create what Steven Barnard from NuNet calls the “Garden of Life”,...
Building Business | Reflections on 2020 and the way forward

Building Business | Reflections on 2020 and the way forward

16 November 2020 | Boitekong, Building Business, Kanyamazane, Mamelodi, Paarl, Proud of my Town, Stellenbosch

The year 2020 upended the global economy, bringing disruption and, in many cases, devastation at mass scale. Small, medium- and micro enterprises (SMMEs) as well as survivalist businesses have been especially hard hit. During the course of this year, the Nedbank Proud...
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