The Eastern Cape government will investigate claims that some clinics in Buffalo City are closing early and turning patients away.
Organisation delivers intergenerational programmes focused on digital literacy, health education and income generation.
Business supplies purified bottled water, ice, dispensary equipment, and a mobile freezer rental package to local residents and businesses.
Andries Mgidi was still a schoolboy when he first picked up thatch.
A matric is seldom enough on its own to land a job; candidates need to use their initiative to get some experience first, writes Sasha Knott
After years of struggling to find stable employment, Mdantsane resident Viwe Mfazi turned to selling fat cakes to earn a living.
When Simthembile Nzuzo was four years old, a swarm of bees settled beneath the floor of his family home in Ncambedlana, outside Mthatha.
Mdantsane-born Vuyani Mampofu launched his MDZ Go platform on April 1 which currently processes more than 30 orders a day using two delivery bikes and has partnered with several local food businesses in and around Mdantsane.
From a classroom in rural Ngqamakwe to specialist training, Dr Phathiswa Sifuba-Makapela’s journey has broken new ground for young people hoping to build careers in medicine.
Zine Madikwa once considered pursuing a career that would take her across the world as a flight attendant.
If so, the application deadline for funding from the National Heritage Council is just over two weeks away
Duncan Village seamstress Hloni Nkathazo has turned a passion for creativity into a growing home-based business, with support from her husband helping to take her designs to a wider audience.
In the rural villages around Peddie, where opportunities are scarce, a group of emerging farmers is transforming fertile land into jobs, income and a growing agricultural success story.
What began on a broken ironing board in her mother’s garage has grown into a fully operational factory for Amandla Buswana, a 30-year-old entrepreneur building a manufacturing business in KuGompo City.
For nearly two decades, Sharon Mallinson has been teaching children to express themselves through art — building a network of classes that now reach hundreds of pupils each week.
When Covid-19 forced Sharon and Clifford Samuels to close their Nahoon Beach guest house, the couple were left facing an uncertain future.
Dr Luphiwo Mduzana becomes SA’s first PhD in prosthetics, fighting to transform rural healthcare
