Quantum Transmission founder Kuhle Qomiyana is building a new business in an industry dominated by old companies, pushing ahead despite money troubles and no staff.
Tenants across South Africa are falling behind on rent as rising living costs, higher rental prices and growing debt make it harder for families to keep up.
Cape Town farmer Mpendulo Ncubekazi spends up to R20,000 monthly on livestock maintenance, insurance, and feed, explaining why sheep that cost R1,800 three years ago now sell for R2,900.
Domestic worker Nobom Maqhajana from Cape Town moved from a flat to a shack, joined a food stokvel, and switched to gas cooking to raise her three children.
Khayelitsha taxi driver Lukholo Nombila shocked his colleagues by packing lunch instead of buying food at the rank, saving over R3,000 monthly to support five family members.
