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Six kids got front row seats to see Boks for the first time – and Libbok signed one’s sleeve | News24 (opens the original)
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Whether it was the flyover that got the world talking or the nail-biting encounter between rugby’s greatest rivals, Saturday’s match between the Springboks and the All Blacks will be talked about for a while. But for six U13 rugby players from Morningstar Junior Rugby Club in rural Durbanville, it will be one to remember for a lifetime. The six children, between the ages of 12 and 13, were given tickets four rows from the field to watch the Springboks’ epic 33-26 victory at DHL Stadium, with all
Two Pretoria sisters quit their jobs to build a basket business – now it’s in 15 countries | News24 (opens the original)
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This story is part of the weekly series SA Success Stories: Origin stories of successful local brands and names, proudly sponsored by Old Mutual Wealth. When Mo Mokone and her sister Michelle flew to a New York trade show to showcase their woven baskets made of recycled plastic, they ran out of money before the first day was over. They had sold their iPhones to fund the trip, and they would return to South Africa with no orders. But they would leave with something else: an award for best new pro
She quit her top finance job to solve the clothing waste crisis...and created 8 000 jobs | News24 (opens the original)
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This story is part of the series SA Success Stories: Origin stories of successful businesses, NGOs and individuals, proudly sponsored by Old Mutual Wealth. From the outside, she was the pinnacle of success. She was one of three heads of finance at Woolworths, her children were in the best schools in Cape Town, and she was on her way to the top. But something had been eating at her for a while. She loved what she did, but felt she barely saw her children. And in the back of her mind, she always w
This man began cutting hair on his cousin’s stoep – now he has 80 barbershops in Africa | News24 (opens the original)
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This story is part of the series SA Success Stories: Origin stories of successful brands and names, proudly sponsored by Old Mutual Wealth. Sheldon Tatchell’s story is an unlikely one. Growing up in Eldorado Park, Johannesburg, he would never have guessed that by the time he was 30, he would have a barbershop empire across South Africa. Nor would he have guessed that Legends Barber would spark its own meme – when unlucky patrons visit knockoff competitors for a below-par trim, and well-meaning f
Finally, a degree! The girl who took on NSFAS wins three-year fight to collect what’s hers | News24 (opens the original)
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After three years, 200 emails and one news article, Nadia Botha from Malmesbury finally got her hands on her degree this week after winning a years-long battle with the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) due to an “error” which the scheme has apologised for. Nadia had been in a back-and-forth battle with the scheme to correct an error that left her account at CPUT in debt upon her graduation in 2023 – leaving her in limbo as she sought employment and future opportunities. But this wee
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