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1947onVilakazi Street Wins Best Restaurant at Soweto Tourism Awards. 1947onVilakazi Street has once again been recognised as Best Restaurant at the Soweto Tourism Awards, marking its second consecutive win. The accolade reflects the restaurant’s dedication to excellence, the passion of its team, and the unwavering support of its patrons.
Founded in...
The Story Behind Ericcson Dorra Watches and the Vision of Buhle Gotsha. Building a brand often begins with a deeply personal idea. For Buhle Gotsha, a young entrepreneur from Durban in KwaZulu-Natal, that idea took shape through a watch company that carries the names of two people who shaped his life. Ericcson Dorra, the watch manufacturing business he founded, is na...
Lasting Memory: The Story and Lessons Behind Lira Boutique Lodge. Great hospitality brands are rarely built only on beautiful rooms or stylish interiors. The most memorable destinations succeed because they create experiences that guests carry with them long after they leave. Lira Boutique Lodge represents this idea through a clear promise to its visitors. The brand ...
Livestock Operation: Lessons from Thabo Dithakgwe’s Farming Journey. Success stories in agriculture often begin with a single opportunity. For livestock farmer Thabo Dithakgwe from Morokweng in the North West province of South Africa, that opportunity arrived at the age of thirteen when his father gave him a pregnant heifer cow. What began as a small personal respons...
The Rise of Funo Designs and the Vision of Lufuno Netshithuthuni. Entrepreneurship often begins when someone notices something others overlook. For Lufuno Netshithuthuni, that moment arrived while shopping for a pair of traditional shoes. What she saw on the shelves did not meet her expectations. Instead of settling for what was available, she decided to create someth...