Author: Mzuzukile Soni

Join us at the next #StartUpSundays event! This is an opportunity to connect with like-minded entrepreneurs and gain valuable insights while forging new relationships. This networking event, held at Cheeba Cannabis Academy, is designed to bring entrepreneurs together to share experiences and seek guidance from more experienced business owners. Our goal is.

BrownSense, the popular online community of Black entrepreneurs, is pleased to announce a new partnership with the Constitutional Hill Creative Uprising Hub to play a part in creating access to market opportunities for creatives. To kickstart this partnership, BrownSense will be hosting 15 small businesses that are part of the.

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is causing concern for many people, who worry that AI might replace human workers and lead to widespread job loss. However, while it is true that some jobs will be automated by AI, there will still be many opportunities for people who are.

The BrownSense Market is a platform that has been providing Black-owned businesses access to market opportunities and promoting their growth since 2016. With a focus on job creation and economic empowerment, the BrownSense Market is committed to supporting the success of Black-owned businesses. On February 26th, the BrownSense Market will.

Entrepreneurship can be a lonely journey, and it’s not uncommon for business owners to feel isolated and overwhelmed. This is why many entrepreneurs are seeking safe spaces where they can connect, learn and grow. In response to this need, StartUpSundays was created. StartUpSundays was first launched as a hashtag in.

The BrownSense Market is a pioneering initiative that has been empowering Black-owned businesses in South Africa since 2016. The market is a vibrant and inclusive community space that brings together entrepreneurs, families, and music lovers to support Black-owned businesses and build a stronger community. The market provides a platform for.

Entrepreneurship has always been a powerful tool for economic empowerment, particularly for marginalized communities such as Black South Africans. However, despite the potential for success, Black entrepreneurs often face significant barriers to entry when it comes to accessing market opportunities. This is where BrownSense, an innovative platform for connecting.

Rehana Cassim, University of South Africa South Africa’s economy is struggling. A number of factors are behind the decline. These include severe power cuts which are taking their toll on all spheres of the economy, rising inflation, increases in food prices, the effects of the Ukraine-Russia conflict, which has resulted.

Mandla J. Radebe, University of Johannesburg and Sarah Chiumbu, University of Johannesburg The land question was at the heart of the South African national liberation struggle. The 1913 Natives Land Act restricted black people from owning and occupying parts of the country, leading to whites owning about 87% of the.

This has been long coming… We started this process in July this year, and it included not only a face lift but a number of technical upgrades on our e-commerce platform. Upgrading our e-commerce platform demanded that we look at the entire BrownSense offering, and find a way to communicate.