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Successful black women entrepreneurs to support

Why not support young black female entrepreneurs that are working hard to provide proudly South African products.
By Fundiswa Nkwanyana

Portia M – Skincare Solutions

This black-owned, Johannesburg-based company manufactures a range of skincare products made from marula oil and other natural ingredients. Founder Portia Mngomezulu says her products are available at retailers such as Pick n Pay, Game, and Clicks.

Afro Botanics – Natural hair products

 Founder Ntombenhle Khathwane says she started this range because she was tired of using products that did not cater for her hair. Her products are infused with African botany and other natural ingredients. The Afro Botanics range is available at Pick n Pay, Game, Clicks and other leading retailers.

Phatsima Jewellery Designs – Custom jewellery designer

 Business owner Nontando Molefe designs high-quality jewellery with a special focus on custom orders. Her range includes rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets for men and women. Her jewellery can be purchased from her website.

Home maintenance jobs to prepare your house for warmer weather

As spring temperatures rise across South Africa, now is a good time to give your home some attention before the hotter months arrive. Tackling small maintenance jobs early can help prevent costly repairs, improve comfort and ensure outdoor spaces are ready for summer. Also see: How to maintain a fresh and sparkling pool in warm […]

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Summer fragrance guide: What to look for before you buy

As temperatures rise, your fragrance routine may need a seasonal refresh. A perfume that feels warm and comforting during cooler months can sometimes feel too heavy in hot weather. Also see: Azana reflects on natural beauty as a Miss South Africa Top 19 contestant Summer is often a good time to explore lighter, fresher scents […]

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Signs women and men shouldn’t ignore

Annually, October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, highlighting how breast cancer remains a major health concern in South Africa. The disease accounts for more than one in four cancers diagnosed in South African women. Also see: Ida Chibweza’s Battle with Breast Cancer: A Journey of Courage, Resilience, and Renewal According to the National Cancer Registry, around […]

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