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Visa - Vimarsana News

Visa

Following the group stages match against Argentina, Native Nosi from South Africa received a $5,000 grant from Visa. Throughout the FIFA Women’s World Cup™, Visa is delivering a win for women on and off the pitch.

Visa helps Banyana performance support SA small business - Vimarsana News

Visa helps Banyana performance support SA small business

Two big brands, Jacaranda FM and Access Bank South Africa join hands to elevate businesswomen in South Africa by helping her refine Her Perfect Pitch and win over R1m in business assistance this Women's month.

Top Black Women-Owned Businesses in South Africa - Vimarsana News

Top Black Women-Owned Businesses in South Africa

Many black women business owners in South Africa are showcasing great creativity and are leveraging technology to drive growth.

Feel Good Tuesday: Meet South Africa's 'Queen Bee' in the honey industry! - Vimarsana News

Feel Good Tuesday: Meet South Africa's 'Queen Bee' in the honey industry!

Feel Good Tuesday: Meet South Africa's 'Queen Bee' in the honey industry! Updated Stacey and JSbu Supplied Native Nosi produces and sells honey, wax, and byproducts that are organic and indigenous. Their name is the best fit to describe and compliment the legacy that Mokgadi's father built and which she is trying to grow.  The name Native Nosi comprises two words, taken from the English and Basotho languages, "nosi" meaning honey bee. Mokgadi is a third-generation beekeeper. Her father, who is a farmer and expert in the field, was her mentor.  Mokgadi's husband is the handyman, the deliv...

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Mokgadi Mabela is the bees knees at making honey - Vimarsana News

Mokgadi Mabela is the bees knees at making honey

Supplied She has probably been stung by a bee once or twice, but she knows her way around a hive, just like any queen bee. Bee farmer and businesswoman Mokgadi Mabela (33) was inspired by her father to start her honey farming business Native Nosi many years ago. She grew up eating the best honey, raw, unrefined because her father was a beekeeper.  “We used good quality honey at home for everything,” she says.   There’s more to this story Subscribe to News24 and get access to our exclusive journalism and features today. S...

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