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Kfm 94.5 Opens Nominations for 2026 Best of the Cape Awards. Kfm 94.5 has opened nominations for the sixth edition of its Best of the Cape Awards, powered by Yoco, inviting the public to recognise the businesses, destinations and experiences that make the Western Cape stand out.
The launch follows the 2025 edition of the awards, which recorded more...
The Business Lessons Behind Coastal Coffee Roasters’ Rise. Coffee is often judged by its aroma, flavour and freshness, but behind every memorable cup is a network of people, skills and support that make the experience possible. Coastal Coffee Roasters understood this from the very beginning. Rather than focusing solely on roasting beans, the Durban based company chos...
How Trash Converters Turned an R89 Recycling Sale Into a Thriving Waste Management Business. Every successful business has a defining first step. For some, it is securing a major client or attracting investors. For Rotondwa Musitha, founder and CEO of Trash Converters, it was collecting recyclable boxes, selling them, and earning just R89.
That mod...
How Dwela Built a Furniture Brand That Puts Quality First. Some furniture is designed simply to fill a room. Other pieces are created to improve the way people experience the spaces they live in. That philosophy sits at the heart of Dwela, a South African furniture and homeware brand that believes thoughtful design has the power to enhance everyday life.
...Telkom Pledges Nearly R100 Million to Launch AI Institute for Digital Skills Development. Telkom has committed close to R100 million to establish the Telkom AI Institute, a new initiative designed to equip South Africans with artificial intelligence and digital skills as demand for technology capabilities continues to grow.
The announcement was made...