SADC Top 100 of 2018: Disruptor, Anathi Majeke
Cape Town-based entrepreneur Anathi Majeke has had a passion for hairstyling from an early age. The chief executive of Naturastics…
SADC Top 100 of 2018: Disruptor, Inga Gubeka
After leaving his role as Creative Director of Indalo Décor, a business he co-founded in 2013, Inga Gubeka has succeeded…
SADC Top 100 of 2018: Disruptor, Brenda Mwale
Despite the odds stacked against her, Brenda Mwale (24) has established herself within the education sector through pure determination, grit and hard work. The village girl from Mponela, Malawi is…Continue Reading →
SADC Top 100 of 2018: Disruptor, Tshepo Mohlala
Tshepo ‘the Jean Maker’ Mohlala is quickly becoming one of the most recognisable names in South Africa. Mohlala started his…
SADC Top 100 of 2018: Disruptor, Vukile Manzi
A business-minded high school dropout has started a property development company to change the face of Africa and the lucrative…
SADC Top 100 of 2018: Disruptor, Dr Musawenkosi “Musa” Saurombe
At 23, Dr Musawenkosi “Musa” Saurombe is the youngest female PhD Graduate in Africa after graduating with a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Industrial Psychology, from North-West University. Suarombe joined…Continue Reading →
SADC Top 100 of 2018: Disruptor, Isaac Mbatha
It is easy to understand why Isaac Mbatha, an entrepreneur from Durban, deserves a place in the hall of fame…
SADC Top 100 of 2018: Disruptor, Paseka Litabe
There is no denying that we must act now to reduce energy consumption and substantially cut greenhouse gases to secure the…
SADC Top 100 of 2018: Disruptor, Phila Dlamini
Phila Dlamini has become a sought after name in the speaking industry for over a decade. Armed with a degree in chemical engineering from the University of Johannesburg, this accomplished figure…Continue Reading →
SADC Top 100 of 2018: Disruptor, Theo Baloyi
Entrepreneur Theo Baloyi (28) wants to tell a proudly South African township story through his successful sneaker brand, Bathu. It was…