On image: One of the Milk & Bread stores. I know many South Africans are always on the lookout for convenient, affordable, and quality places to shop, without the hustle of big supermarkets. Recently, during a media day hosted by Woodlands Dairy, I learned about Milk and Bread from our driver and a few media colleagues who had already visited the stores. It turns out this brilliant local initiative is quietly making a difference in few small towns across the Eastern Cape.

On image: Freeway By Flawless models showcasing their stunning jersey and cardigan winter wear. We chat with Edmund Khayelihle Nguse,...

On image: Steve Jobe – Chief Dry Officer Savanna Premium Cider. Savanna Premium Cider, South Africa’s leading cider brand and the world’s...

On image: Neo Mahlatsi, Unathi Qalinge and Johannes van Rensburg, iGEMS learners from Newton Technical High School. Three talented iGEMS learners from Newton Technical High School proudly represented the Eastern Cape at the provincial Sasol Kagiso Skills Competition, hosted at Port Rex Technical High School in East London.

On image: Carla, Tito and Mario. Johannesburg, South Africa - CTM, the beloved home improvement retailer known for its vibrant and...

On image: Thozama Dube. The founder of BodiedSA is Thozama Penelope Dube , who was born and raised in Ntuzuma, a township in Durban. She currently lives in KwaDukuza, in the northern part of KwaZulu-Natal. Thozama attended Stanger High School before enrolling at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, where she graduated in 2015 with a Bachelor of Social Science degree in Psychology and Community Development .

Images by: Sebenzile Zalabe Sharing her inspiring journey with us this month is a physician, a mom and a musician known as Dr Nomangesi...

On image: Thando Mhlontlo, owner of Soulicto gin. Meet the man behind one of the well-packaged Mzansi gins Soulicto, Thando Mhlontlo....

Veldskoen and Plakkie are putting a stop to the manic discounting by using the attention (and ad spend) normally lavished on Black...

On image : Sovereign CEO Chris Coombes and Chamber CEO Denise van Huyssteen during the official signing of the partnership. Sovereign has...

On image, from left: Natasha Carmody, Wendy Knott Craig and Melissa Leigh Palmer. Most times, we forget that behind every great platform are visionary minds who decide to shape the way forward. At The Konvenient Magazine, we make it our mission to ensure that these individuals are seen, heard, and celebrated. By creating a space where they can share their experiences, we not only inspire others but also honour their role in building stronger communities.

On image : Founder of SG Comms, Mrs. Sesethu Gqomo-Sayibokwe. Mbokodo Rise 2025 was nothing short of a reverent symphony of womanhood, a...

On image: The man behind Kasi Line Athletics, Mxolisi Jwara. Across South Africa’s townships, there’s a powerful movement on the rise. More young people are embracing health, fitness, and active lifestyles, transforming open fields, community centers, and even township streets into training grounds. With the number of athletes eKasi growing rapidly, this moment presents an incredible opportunity for businesses to serve and shape this space. Kasi Line Athletics, founded by ent

On image: Chris Roberts, Intle’s Managing Director. The 30th of August will remain etched in memory as one of those rare, golden afternoons when everything seemed to fall perfectly into place. Gathered at the stunning Intle Boutique Hotel in Thornhill, a mix of beautifully turned-out guests, from media personalities to Intle’s valued stakeholders, came together to celebrate the hotel’s reopening and the rebirth of its vision.

Image supplied. East London, Eastern Cape  - Vodacom proudly unveiled TechStart, a digital skills development platform, at a landmark...

Image supplied: South Ahh, it’s that time again - Summer is calling, and you already know we don’t play when it comes to outside vibes....

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On image : Preparations for the GQ Creamery store opening in Newton Park are currently underway.

Images by : Motsepe Advertising The NAACAM Show 2025, held in Gqeberha, Eastern Cape, was nothing short of a triumph. Over two days, industry leaders, innovators, and trade visitors gathered for insightful discussions on strengthening South Africa’s automotive sector, even as global markets face challenges such as rising tariffs from the United States.