As we move progressively into a world where more and more people are exploring the idea of entrepreneurship, it
South Africa has over 2.5 million small, medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs), employing nearly 10 million people. Yet, many
By Katleho V. Moloi In the heart of Diepkloof, at the corner where the kasi barber shares a wall
On a cold, crisp Friday afternoon, local winemakers gathered at Johannesburg’s popular Prison Break Market to usher in another
In global financial history, the phrase “Barbarians at the Gate” captured the ruthless ambition of outsiders trying to break
By Naledi Mokoena | Kasi Business News Network (KBNN) The township economy — once dominated by corner spaza shops
By Naledi Mokoena In a recent article, we explored how youth in townships like Alexandra and Pimville are reshaping
Over the years, South Africa’s automotive sector has evolved significantly, improving the lives of many from underprivileged backgrounds and accelerating opportunities across areas ranging from components manufacturing to information technology.
As South Africa comes to the end of Youth Month, there is still a spotlight on the staggering statistics recently released by Stats SA, highlighting the 62.4% youth unemployment rate and the economic toll of inequality in our most marginalised communities. But despite these numbers, a more silent revolution is brewing across the townships: one of enterprise, dignity, and access.
Could the Township Economy Solve South Africa’s Employment Crisis?
As we move progressively into a world where more and more people are exploring the idea of entrepreneurship, it
South Africa has over 2.5 million small, medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs), employing nearly 10 million people. Yet, many
By Katleho V. Moloi In the heart of Diepkloof, at the corner where the kasi barber shares a wall
On a cold, crisp Friday afternoon, local winemakers gathered at Johannesburg’s popular Prison Break Market to usher in another
In global financial history, the phrase “Barbarians at the Gate” captured the ruthless ambition of outsiders trying to break
By Naledi Mokoena | Kasi Business News Network (KBNN) The township economy — once dominated by corner spaza shops
By Naledi Mokoena In a recent article, we explored how youth in townships like Alexandra and Pimville are reshaping
Over the years, South Africa’s automotive sector has evolved significantly, improving the lives of many from underprivileged backgrounds and accelerating opportunities across areas ranging from components manufacturing to information technology.
As South Africa comes to the end of Youth Month, there is still a spotlight on the staggering statistics recently released by Stats SA, highlighting the 62.4% youth unemployment rate and the economic toll of inequality in our most marginalised communities. But despite these numbers, a more silent revolution is brewing across the townships: one of enterprise, dignity, and access.
Could the Township Economy Solve South Africa’s Employment Crisis?
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