According to research by World Wide Worx, there are an estimated 650,000 small businesses in South Africa, employing around 7.8 million people. Now, these businesses face various challenges in this ever-changing environment. Investor and Serial Entrepreneur Vusi Thembekwayo joined us in the studio to take a closer look at entrepreneurship and where we stand as a country in this regard.

The Dell Women’s Entrepreneur Network Summit is a vibrant community of like-minded women business owners, and the media who tell their stories, all grappling with similar issues. This year's summit was held in Cape Town, South Africa. Attendees explored how women can grow and scale their businesses in tangible ways.

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Moneyweb's Tumisang Ndlovu speaks to Sandile Shabangu, president & CEO of the StartupGuy about how they contribute towards helping entrepreneurs.

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Of the many self-made, young South Africans we’ve met, Priven Reddy’s story stands out. He took himself from car guard to heading up the leading mobile software development company in Africa and his is a tale of pure inspiration.


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As the dust has settles following yet another round of xenophobic violence in South Africa and the repatriation of hundreds of Nigerian nationals back home courtesy of the Nigerian government, we hear from a Nigerian national who not only didn’t take up the flight but also has more than one reason to stay in South Africa.

Digitization is transforming perceptions of Africa. On the global stage the continent is increasingly seen as one of opportunity. Unemployment and the lack of quality education for the youth in particular remains a challenge though. Young African entrepreneurs who want to change that are transforming the economy. Youth people in diverse countries are now venturing into the sector while tackling societal problems and creating jobs in the process. Join DW's Eddy Micah Jr. as he checks in on some of these entrepreneurs in Ghana.

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De Beers -- the world's leading diamond producer by value -- has unveiled a project to help young black entrepreneurs. The initiative aims to create value chains in the industry, on home soil. Most of De Beers' diamonds are mined in South Africa, but 90-percent of the precious stones are cut, polished and designed for the jewellery market outside the country. Sumitra Nydoo takes a look.