Businessentials for Hospitality South Africa

22/03/2026

Supporting a wonderful Shavathon fundraising initiative by Kerston Foods for cancer awareness.

03/03/2026

Processing Delays in Business & Name Reservations⚠️

Due to ongoing delays, there may be longer turnaround times for business and company name reservations.

For full details, view the official notice using the link.
🔗 : https://bit.ly/4aDkZ6w

29/11/2025

Employers, take note…

Tax Reference numbers will now be mandatory for Employer Submissions!

From February 2026, employers must provide valid Income Tax Reference Numbers for employees in PAYE reconciliations. This is now a strict compliance requirement under section 67 of the Income Tax Act.

More info: https://bit.ly/43So3I9

09/11/2025

14/10/2025

As a company director, your leadership matters. Act with honesty, accountability, and purpose to protect your business and those it serves. 💼✨
👉 Learn more by following CIPC and sharing with others who might need this information.

08/10/2025

What a wonderful show, Marc, thank you. 🙏🏻 So geMarc en laat staan. 😂

03/10/2025

Calling all Gr R Educators

Our Small Christian school prioritizes hands-on, social and emotional development and would love to receive your details as per ad below if you feel you are called to guide little learners on their developmental journey.

23/09/2025

19/09/2025

18/09/2025

Thanks for a very insightful evening, Mark, much appreciated. 🚀

03/09/2025

Well done, Kenny, you’re such an inspiration to us all!

27/08/2025

What an inspiration you are, Tania! 👏

Well done and thank you, keep going and showing us the way. 🙏🏻😊❤️

MIWA

She didn’t choose the motor industry — she answered a call. And in doing so, she found a mission far greater than just business.

When her family needed her, Tania Louw stepped in. Today, she’s the owner of Canterbury Car Service & Practical Training Center, a proud MIWA member and the driving force behind a movement that’s reshaping how inclusion shows up in workshops and dealerships across South Africa.

In a technical space often dominated by men, Tania’s proudest moments have come from seeing young women and neurodiverse staff thrive in her workshop. Her advocacy for inclusion is deeply personal, inspired by her son Jude’s journey with autism.“ Jude has taught me to lead with empathy and to never underestimate anyone’s potential,” she explains.

This passion led to the creation of https://rhymingcoffeegrind.co.za/, a small coffee business with a big vision — to train and employ youth, especially those with disabilities, in workshops, dealerships and eventually a permanent shop. “It’s about creating spaces where everyone belongs,” says Tania.

For Tania, inclusion isn’t a nice-to-have, it’s a game-changer and that is why she is so passionate about creating awareness of, and advocating for, the support of neurodiverse individuals. If you would like to like to support Tania, you are welcome to contact her directly on [email protected].

To every woman in MIWA: your leadership is needed now more than ever!