On image: CEO and founder of Bro, Persy Qamata. We all know in every industry that has reached a level of comfort, disruption is not just inevitable, it is necessary. Systems that remain unchanged for too long begin to serve themselves instead of the people they were designed for. South Africa’s e-hailing space is no exception. For years, commuters and drivers alike have navigated a system that works, but not always fairly, not always safely, and not always with the local con

On image: Founder and Architect of Ogle It, Maritza Basson. Entrepreneurs are always up looking for ways to close gaps in existing platforms and systems because they have the view and understanding of what solutions our current times requires. And now, we hear from the woman behind Ogle It and the solution she started to make sure that they do not just collect and share data with consumers and businesses, but that verified data becomes the real value through her platform. Let

Image supplied. From where I come from, nothing beats leadership that recognises and values the impact employees make in delivering quality work, especially when that work serves communities. Tangible embodies this kind of leadership culture. It is an organisation that nurtures talent, acknowledges dedication and empowers its team members to thrive. As a result, it continues to produce remarkable individuals who shine not only as colleagues, but as passionate contributors to

On image, from right to left: Gideon Smith (Marketing Manager at S4 Integration, Phil Borland ( CEO of NoMuda) Martyn Gill (CCO of NoMuda) and Clayton Noah (IT Manager at Isuzu). Gqeberha, Eastern Cape - South Africa’s manufacturing sector continues to navigate a rapidly evolving industrial landscape where efficiency, automation and digital transformation are becoming essential for long-term competitiveness. Against this backdrop, S4 Integration and NoMuda recently joined

Achived. The East London Industrial Development Zone (ELIDZ), through its Science and Technology Park (STP) and in partnership with Liquid Intelligent Technologies, is hosting a three-day skills development workshop focusing on Computer Aided Design (CAD), Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing), as well as Game Development and Animation from 03 to 05 February 2026 at the Liquid Intelligent Learning Centre in Mthatha. The training forms part of ELIDZ’s ongoing efforts to strengt

On image: Managing Director of Media Seven, Bronwen Nel. Our 2026 started with music on the background, and if you are someone who loves and knows what good music does when you either waking up, taking a shower, or just cleaning your room or pushing your admin, you would understand why The Konvenient theme song is a very good gift from one of our media friends. And yes, this led to our curiosity about what led to this production and how we can spread the word on how brands ca

Images supplied. Showing up ready digitally is what every person should be from now on, regardless of personal use, work, or an entrepreneurial journey. Being ready is no longer an advantage, it is the standard. The tools, platforms and guides are widely available, often free, and constantly evolving. There are, quite frankly, no excuses. The digital footprint you build today should serve not just the moment you are in, but the future you are stepping into, one far more inten

On image: The duo behind the innovative payment ring brand, Jake Pinkus and Lawrence Baker.. At The Konvenient Magazine, we’ve always believed that innovation only matters when it reaches people, when it makes life easier, smoother, and more inclusive. Great ideas lose their power when they remain niche, misunderstood, or inaccessible. And in a world moving as fast as ours, no one should be left behind when solutions already exist to make everyday living better. That belief

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: from left to right - Siseko Dano, Digital Learning Coach (Jendamark), Quinton Uren, Managing Director (Jendmark), Denise van...

JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA – Monday, 1 September 2025, The University of Johannesburg (UJ) will once again set the stage for Africa’s...

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

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Image by: Craig Anderson Let me start by saying this, creatives who keep building solutions for broader industries deserve every success coming their way. These are the people who spot gaps most of us miss and then do something about it. One such solution comes from Millson Group Holdings, which has introduced a vital new business tool, TapTrix.

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Image supplied. These days we are living in a world where sustainability is no longer a choice but a necessity, and the Nelson Mandela Bay Science and Technology Centre (STC) has positioned itself as a forward-thinking leader in green entrepreneurship. Through its participation in the UK-South Africa Tech Hub Launch League Green Specialisation Programme, the Centre is set to amplify its impact, supporting entrepreneurs in navigating the complexities of the green economy while

Imbizo Events is proud to announce the return of the 5th Annual SMMEs ICT Summit & Expo, set to take place on 28 May 2025 at the...

As 2024 came to a close, something powerful stirred in the heart of Gqeberha. The city witnessed not just another ribbon-cutting...

Google has officially launched its first African cloud region in Johannesburg, South Africa, marking a significant milestone in the...