Full Guide on How to apply for the Spaza Shop Fund
This as government officially opened applications for the fund aimed at increasing the participation of South African owned spaza shops in the townships and rural areas retail trade sector.
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Have Your Say on the Draft Transformation Fund Policy
The aim of the fund is to aggregate Enterprise and Supplier Development (ESD) funds in support of the participation, transformation and sustainability of black-owned enterprises in the economy.
Gauteng Positions Itself as Key Investment Destination
During the WEF discussions, President Cyril Ramaphosa outlined South Africa’s G20 priorities, highlighting global cooperation, equality, and sustainable development.
Gauteng VumaCam partnership yield fruits in crime fighting
Using over 6469 live CCTV cameras installed across major hotspots in the province’s metros, the partnership has done it’s part to combat crime.
Kasi furniture makers celebrated
The group graduated from the programme at a ceremony held at the Pernod Ricard Foundation on Tuesday, October 15.
Smart licensing centre opens in the township
The centre provides full online and cashless services as part of the provincial government’s commitment to exploring new technologies and process optimisation.
Initiative to Reclaim Ratanda’s retail economy
The introduction of Mazibuye Kasi Spaza Shops marks a significant step towards economic resilience and community empowerment in Ratanda.
Over fifty foreign spazas destroyed in Ratanda
While the situation is ongoing, residents are urged to exercise caution and steer clear of the affected areas for their safety.
Kasi businesses invited to first Township Economies Conference
This transformative event will offer an unparalleled platform for local business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs to gain invaluable knowledge, access incredible opportunities, and accelerate their business growth.
Fallen activists commemorated in Thokoza
Residents in Thokoza took time to pay homage to the fallen struggle activists by cleaning their graves at the local cemetery on Freedom Day.