Anelisa Centani

By Anelisa Centani In an ever-evolving jewellery industry, remarkable pioneers like Thembi Lekota are reshaping the landscape. Luna Jewellery, an online retailer, was founded by Lekota in May 2021. The business has quickly carved out a niche in the market, offering bespoke jewellery services that enable clients to be fully involved in the design process. “This personalised experience allows the client to create their own memories.

By Anelisa Centani In a world where fashion is often categorised as “for boys” or “for girls” from an early age, Sacha Store Kids creates a space where children can explore their identities freely. Founded by Sacha Knox, a queer, non-binary, and disabled Johannesburg-based single parent, Sacha Store Kids sells second-hand, vintage, gender-neutral items that start at just R100.

By:  Anelisa Centani In the dynamic entertainment landscape, CFMK 360 Video Booth has emerged as a beacon of creativity that creates unique 360-degree videos. Fortune Masuku established this business in Pretoria and Johannesburg last year. It rents a 360-degree video booth from R1500 per hour for all events. Fortune, 27, who is originally from Mpumalanga, believes that his company is unique because it gives clients a platform to lay out their designs.