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The fashion industry in South Africa is a vibrant tapestry of diversity and creativity, reflecting the rich cultural heritage and unique blend of influences that define this nation. From traditional tribal garments to cutting-edge urban streetwear, South Africa's fashion landscape is a dynamic fusion of tradition and innovation. This industry not only serves as a platform for self-expression but also plays a vital role in economic development, job creation, and cultural preservation. That’s why, this week, we are looking at a #doDifferent company that beats to their own drum whilst delving into the colourful and ever-evolving world of this dynamic sector. read more »

Ethical fashion in South Africa is a growing movement that's gaining momentum within the country's fashion industry. With a focus on sustainability, fair labour practices, and responsible sourcing, ethical fashion in South Africa is not just about looking good; it's about feeling good about the choices we make as consumers and the impact those choices have on the environment and the lives of the people involved in the production process. This week, we are looking at a #doDifferent fashion brand, that is a beacon of hope for many. read more »

In the midst of South Africa's diverse landscapes and rich cultural tapestry, there exists a harsh and often unspoken reality: homelessness. Behind the scenic beauty and bustling urban centres lies a persistent issue that affects countless individuals and families. In the bustling streets of Cape Town, South Africa, where approximately 14,000 people find themselves homeless, there is a quiet revolution taking place. read more »

September is childhood cancer awareness month in South Africa. Although childhood cancer is relatively rare, it is on the increase. With early detection and treatment, the survival rate can be as high as 80% which is why early detection is so critical. One company is choosing to #doDifferent and do its bit to assist in combating childhood cancer. read more »

The best place to start any sustainability journey is in the space that's most dear to your heart – your home. In a world where conscious living and sustainability have become paramount, this week’s #doDifferent company shows its commitment to sustainability and holistic well-being, which has made them a leader in environmental responsibility. read more »

In today's world, ethical practices and sustainable choices are becoming increasingly vital, not just in our daily lives but also in the products we use. That’s why this week, we are looking at a science-born skincare brand that is changing the way we look at the products we put on our skin, as well as what it does for our planet. read more »

Serving pet owners while fostering a community of pet lovers is not always an easy line to walk. In a world where the unconditional love and companionship of pets have become an essential part of our lives, this brand emerged as a beacon of support for pet lovers and to #doDifferent at the same time. read more »

There are many reasons to start a side hustle. For some, it is just to make a little extra money which helps a lot in times like these when budgets are stretched. For some, the side hustle is a way to begin a change of career or try something different without having to take drastic and irrecoverable steps. Occasionally, the side hustle is borne from a desire to do good and make a positive impact on society. read more »

In a world where skincare options are abundant but often laden with chemicals and artificial ingredients, some brands stand out as a beacon of natural goodness. That’s why this week, we are looking at a South African brand that has been on a remarkable journey, not just towards creating 100% natural skincare products, but also towards making a positive impact on local communities and the environment. read more »

In today's fast-paced and ever-changing world, the role of businesses in driving positive change cannot be overstated. This week, we look at a company stands out in its commitment to making a difference in South Africa. read more »