BioCiTi: SK Botanicals pushing boundaries in skin care
Before the advent of the coronavirus, we already saw the rise of the wellness-conscious consumer and a global movement towards a greener lifestyle. Since
January 4, 2021
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Women in Business: MATAWI
In 2016, at the height of the worst drought Cape Town had experienced in centuries, entrepreneur Khanya Mncwabe and friends gathered and considered what they
December 29, 2020
Women in Business: Carran Consulting CC
A few years ago, entrepreneur Raneah Carr was handed a major curveball when she was retrenched from a job she loved. It was tough but instead of
December 21, 2020
Libhongo Makomka uplifts the Khayelitsha community by teaching kids to code
Before the coronavirus pandemic, every day after school, kids from around the vibrant community of Khayelitsha would rush to the Khayelitsha Bandwidth Barn where they
December 15, 2020
Mzansi Meat Co: Meet the startup that is changing the way we eat meat
For many South Africans, meat is an important component of our diet. Not only is it a rich source of protein, but it’s also embedded
December 11, 2020
Alderman Vos visits CapaCiTi Campus to meet new youth ICT cohort
City of Cape Town funds two back-to-back CapaCiTi programmes and is changing lives through investing in digital skills training for the youth. Just as the
December 1, 2020
Celebrating CiTi’s virtual graduations
Graduation is a time of elation and celebrating achievement. Over the past few months, the Cape Innovation and Technology Initiative has had the pleasure of
November 30, 2020
Women in Business: Two entrepreneurs share their inspiring business journey
The Cape Innovation and Technology Initiative is home to many flagship programmes that foster entrepreneurial development. One of these is the Top Tech Tools for
November 24, 2020
Shining the light on Township Tech
The Cape Innovation & Technology Initiative (CiTi) through the Khayelitsha Bandwidth Barn is working in partnership with the Western Cape Department of Economic Development and
November 13, 2020
Does the demand for entry-level digital talent exist?
Despite the current global recession the digital economy continues to grow and as a result, needs digital and ICT skills to fuel its requirements. Harambee
November 9, 2020