Images supplied. Born in Uitenhage and raised by her grandmother, Lindelwa Magwebu’s early years were filled with colour, movement, and the kind of joy only a big family can bring. One sister, four brothers, a tight-knit community, and a childhood enriched by sports, laughter, and curiosity shaped who she was becoming. But alongside this vibrant childhood came a life-changing discovery. At nine years old, Lindelwa was diagnosed with glaucoma, a condition that steadily stole

Archived image. In business, things move quickly, and if you’re not plugged in, you get left behind. That’s why business magazines have always mattered to me. They connect us entrepreneurs and SMEs to real stories, fresh insights, and the shifts shaping our economy. More than just reporting, they inspire and equip us. And as someone who’s deeply invested in South Africa’s business landscape, I’ve seen how the right information, shared through a publication people trust, can s

Image by : Z.Qulu On 22 November, AFDA hosted its Graduation Festival 2025 at NuMetro Cinema, Boardwalk, where four final-year films were screened to a full audience. The event marked an important moment for the Class of 2025, showing how students shaped ideas into full productions through structured planning, teamwork, and consistent effort. Dean Simon Pienaar opened each session by reminding the audience of the depth of work behind the screenings. “What you are seeing today

Images supplied. For generations, academic excellence has been defined through numbers – marks on a report card, distinctions, university acceptance rates. Increasingly, however, parents, educators and psychologists are questioning whether these traditional measures capture the full picture of a child’s potential. Is academic success simply about high performance, or should it also recognise curiosity, resilience, emotional intelligence, creativity and personal growth? Acro

On image: Trevor Brewer, Director of Solenco. On Black Friday, millions of South Africans will wage silent battles in stores and online, hunting for discounts, deals, and the thrill of the checkout. But as the frenzy ramps up, the smartest form of saving isn’t always about scoring the lowest price. Rather, it’s about investing in technology that improves your daily life, lasts for years, and even helps reduce the mountains of electronic waste piling up globally. Trevor Brew

On image: Author, musician and founder of TJ Wine, Thabo Jama. The world will always need individuals who do not just walk the journey, but after walking it, are willing to share their experiences to motivate the next person. Such giving back is invaluable, it offers insights to those still searching for roadmaps that lead to their own version of success. Learning from those who have walked the path before us can inspire, guide, and gently nudge us toward being authentic whil

Images supplied. One thing that always stands out to me about entrepreneurs is their ability to act when they see an opportunity. This mindset has solved countless problems because the world needs problem-solvers more than it needs constant complainers. Recently, I had the privilege of speaking with a man who noticed a glaring gap in the African market, there was no premium African cigar brand. From that observation, Kamal Moukheiber, CEO of Bongani Cigars, acted - and the re

Artwork by : GFI Art Gallery. It was one of those windy mornings in the city of Gqeberha, where the trees seemed to hum their own melodies, and the GFI Art Gallery came alive with colour, emotion, and interpretation. A group of talented artists gathered to showcase their work under the theme “SCAPE”, each offering a deeply personal visual translation of what the theme meant to them. Led by the Gallery Manager Anna Stewart, the informal walkabout was far more than a gallery

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On image: Some of the beadwork pieces at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum in Gqeberha. The Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art...

On image: Founder of Ndimbi Clothing, Sinoxolo Manengela. Fashion is one of the biggest cultural exports rising from the streets of the...

On image: Raw Honey - from the Flow Double Pack. Grab your cup of coffee with honey and get ready to be inspired, we’re sharing another beautiful Mzansi story from the world of entrepreneurship. Bee Inspired is an innovative startup determined to open the circle, creating opportunities for everyone in their honey-harvesting journey. We’re here to tell you all about it.

Johannesburg, South Africa - This Heritage Day, 24th of September, Loftus Versfeld Stadium will come alive with the smell of sizzling...

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On image: Dineo Molokoane. Meet the incredible and amazing Dineo Molokoane, an author, entrepreneur and business mentor. Dineo is...

On image: Lerato Makhisa, owner and founder of Ribbon Collection shoe manufacturing company. Born and bred In Mangaung in the Free State, Lerato Makhisa is the only child to Miss Winnie Makhisa. This entrepreneur is also a a single mother who has been juggling parenting and building a business for about 6years. Currently, this incredible hard-working woman lives in Bloemfontein, where she runs her shoe manufacturing business named Ribbon Collection. Her mother was a domestic