As we enter the final stretch of the year, remember that progress doesn’t always come from one big breakthrough. Sometimes, it’s the small things we consistently do that move our businesses forward.
What happens when women are equipped with the right knowledge, tools and support? They become even more confident in building businesses that can grow, thrive and create lasting legacies.
The September edition celebrates growth, financial empowerment and legacy building, highlighting our Wealth Creation Masterclass, TTL Alumni Impact Campaign, Citiblu partnership and nearly nine years of empowering entrepreneurs to turn knowledge into action and build sustainable businesses.
This edition celebrates the entrepreneurs who kept building, selling, and showing up even as the year slowed down. From real market access to mentorship and strategic skills development, we reflect on a season of meaningful growth and momentum.
Women entrepreneurs continue to break barriers in male-dominated industries. Despite challenges, their resilience, empathy, and authenticity redefine success. She Means Business celebrates the strength, struggle, and spirit of women shaping the future of entrepreneurship.
Our Chief Empowerment Officer, Busi Raphekwane, is featured in the August/September 2025 Women’s Empowerment Edition of SME Entrepreneur magazine, South Africa’s leading platform spotlighting innovation, transformation, and SME excellence.
In this inspiring edition, Busi shares powerful insights on b...
Going back to basics isn't boring, it's brilliant. It is where resilience is born, where clarity is found, and where your business becomes more than an idea, it becomes a force.
ESD is one of the most powerful vehicles for driving youth entrepreneurship in South Africa. It offers not only funding or training, but the long-term support and exposure that young business owners need to succeed.
Being a woman in business is no small feat. It means leading with empathy, juggling responsibilities, nurturing teams and children, and showing up even on days when it’s hardest. It’s about building businesses that don’t just make money but impact the community at large.
March is a significant month in South Africa as we commemorate Human Rights Day, a reminder of the importance of freedom, dignity, and equality for all. But as we reflect on human rights, we must also acknowledge an essential right that often goes unnoticed—financial freedom.
February is often referred to as the month of love, a time when we reflect on the relationships that matter most to us. But have you ever thought about your relationship with your business?
Welcome to 2025—a new year, a fresh opportunity to make a meaningful impact in our communities and businesses. At The Transformation Legacy, we have dedicated this year to serving with purpose, aligning every action we take with our mission to create real, measurable impact.
Mental health is not a luxury, it’s essential for sustainable business. Entrepreneurs face pressure, isolation, and burnout, which is why we prioritise wellness and emotional resilience across our programmes to support both personal and business growth.
In a powerful piece featured in the Sunday Times, Sibusiso Raphekwane, CEO of The Transformation Legacy, issues a compelling call to action for true, meaningful empowerment.
As we usher in the festive season and reflect on the remarkable journey of The Transformation Legacy, I would like share some of my final reflections for the year. In the face of unprecedented economic challenges, our commitment to empowering Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) has been resolu...
SME Business Mentorship: Balancing Business Acumen with Self-Discovery
Happy Month of Love!
As people worldwide celebrated Valentine's Day this month, at The Transformation Legacy, we take this opportunity to reflect on the significance of inte...