The African Footprint of Hope Organisation (AFOHO) commits itself to changing people’s lives for the better. Founder and CEO Nolitha Nkomana shares insights. “AFOHO is a multifaceted organisation committed to holistic community upliftment in the Eastern Cape.” Where are you Read the full story
Meet handyman, Muaki Mbalati (41), who is the founder and Director of Fumba Sons General Trading. Launched in 2021, his company has gone a long way in creating job opportunities, keeping homes looking great and putting smiles on many faces. Read the full story
George Moyo, owner of Shosholoza brands, shares insights with Transform SA Daily. According to Moyo, Transform SA platforms ignite a new generation of changemakers committed to building a better future for all. I’m proud to be part of this edition Read the full story
Portia Hlubi takes on the world of film directing with her production company, Milk and Honey TV. “The end goal is having multiple shows running to hire more people and continue changing their lives.” What is your background as an Read the full story
“We didn’t just want to be different, we wanted to mean something different,” Xola Nouse. In 2015, two lifelong friends from Johannesburg set out to build something different. Not different for the sake of it, but different in the way Read the full story
Over the last 30 years, South Africa’s transformation policies have centred on the provision of public services, welfare, education, healthcare, employment, housing, and land reform. These themes are crucial for ensuring that black South Africans gain the dignity of life Read the full story
The 1996 South African Constitution proudly affirms that “South Africa belongs to all who live in it, united in our diversity.” This is a noble sentiment, one that speaks to a vision of collective ownership and shared sovereignty. But how Read the full story
Today the world is facing a 68% increase in urban population. The growing frequency of natural and man-made emergencies has also added another dimension of complexities to managing exposed cities. To address concomitant urbanization challenges, it has become imperative for Read the full story
CEO of the Beer Association South Africa, Charlene Louw (45), speaks to Transform SA about her journey as a business leader. “I’m driven by purpose. Knowing that my work positively impacts others and the organisations I serve keeps me going.” Read the full story
Mogale Maleka uses his tech skills to increase food production in South Africa without increasing the use of water, electricity or land. “We’ve been doing this for eight years, but we only broke the market in 2024. It is a Read the full story