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The Konvenient Magazine, located in Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa, is a premier publication dedicated to recognizing, celebrating, and empowering entrepreneurial leaders. Our mission is to inspire and inform with cutting-edge insights and transformative strategies tailored for the dynamic business landscape.
At The Konvenient Magazine, we pride ourselves on delivering unparalleled content that fosters growth, innovation, and leadership excellence within the entrepreneurial community. With a team passionate about storytelling and business success, we are committed to becoming the beacon of knowledge for those aspiring to make a significant impact in their industries
News
Vodacom Eastern Cape brings Mgidi to life by helping local families celebrate meaningful moments.
On image: Winner of Vodacom’s Extra Your Summer campaign, Nwabisa Mfambana. Eastern Cape, South Africa – Vodacom Eastern Cape has concluded a province-wide Mgidi campaign journey that saw the brand travel across the length and breadth of the Eastern Cape, helping families make one of life’s most important celebrations truly special. As part of Vodacom’s Extra Your Summer campaign, three families were awarded R20 000 each to support their Mgidi celebrations — a culturally si
Kouga Municipality reaffirms long-term vision at Opening of Festive Season.
On image : Kouga Municipality Executive Mayor, Hattingh Bornman. One of the best and fastest-growing municipalities, Kouga, hosted the official opening of the festive season on 15 December, with an early media breakfast at St Francis Links. The event brought together councillors, Kouga Municipality staff, stakeholders, and members of the media for a day that reflected progress, partnership, and purpose. The key address was delivered by Kouga Executive Mayor Hattingh Bornman,
Transforming potential into possibility.
Image by: Go Trolley Films. A scholarship has the power to alter a young person’s trajectory – opening doors, expanding confidence and creating space for talent to flourish. But long-term success depends on more than funding alone – it requires thoughtful guidance, meaningful connection and the right environment for growth . A school that truly stands out for the way it changes the lives of its pupils is the Diocesan School for Girls (DSG) in Makhanda, where scholarship su
Business
Kouga Municipality reaffirms long-term vision at Opening of Festive Season.
On image : Kouga Municipality Executive Mayor, Hattingh Bornman. One of the best and fastest-growing municipalities, Kouga, hosted the official opening of the festive season on 15 December, with an early media breakfast at St Francis Links. The event brought together councillors, Kouga Municipality staff, stakeholders, and members of the media for a day that reflected progress, partnership, and purpose. The key address was delivered by Kouga Executive Mayor Hattingh Bornman,
Bernini introduces the ritual of real wine: Pop it, swirl it, breathe it in.
Image supplied. South Africa’s only real spritzer made from wine with flavours, has a new look and campaign evoking a classic and timeless style. Introducing a range with effortless elegance, where real wine meets sparkling sophistication. Pop It, Swirl It, Breathe It In. This is the Bernini ritual, the appealing sensory real wine taste and aroma that is so deeply intertwined to memory. Inviting women to create moments worth remembering. Being present, slowing down, grounding
The making of a comedy city: The GQ COMEDY story.
On image: Founder of GQ Comedy, Emilio Tobias. The first time we had a chat with Emilio Tobias, the man behind GQ Comedy he laughed and said, “Just so we’re clear, I’m from Soweto in Johannesburg. Not the Soweto-on-Sea idea people like making jokes about.” That set the tone for everything that followed - sharp, honest, playful, and rooted in the kind of life experience that shapes real comedians.
Technology
Calm amidst the cart chaos: What real savings look like this Black Friday.
On image: Trevor Brewer, Director of Solenco. On Black Friday, millions of South Africans will wage silent battles in stores and online, hunting for discounts, deals, and the thrill of the checkout. But as the frenzy ramps up, the smartest form of saving isn’t always about scoring the lowest price. Rather, it’s about investing in technology that improves your daily life, lasts for years, and even helps reduce the mountains of electronic waste piling up globally. Trevor Brew
Youth Empowerment Programme site visit showcases progress and power of industry collaboration.
On image: from left to right - Siseko Dano, Digital Learning Coach (Jendamark), Quinton Uren, Managing Director (Jendmark), Denise van...
University of Johannesburg to Host 2nd Annual Premier Digital Built Environment Showcase & Awards (DiBETSA) 2025.
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA – Monday, 1 September 2025, The University of Johannesburg (UJ) will once again set the stage for Africa’s...
Sports
Sunrisers Eastern Cape duo inspires young cricketers at Greenwood Primary School.
On image, from left : CJ King and Patrick Kruger. One of our PR & Comms Specialist, Lunathi Fudu, attended the SA20 Schools Tour engagement held at Greenwood Primary School in Gqeberha on 27 November 2025. The event drew several local media houses and created a lively atmosphere of excitement and curiosity among learners. Lunathi had the chance to speak with the youngest duo of the Sunrisers Eastern Cape, CJ King and Patrick Kruger, who shared heartfelt reflections on why int
Makhaya Ntini, Kruger, King and YoungstaCPT electrify Gqeberha with music, energy and pure SA20 spirit.
Image supplied. Gqeberha came alive with SA20 excitement as the Schools Tour brought cricket, culture and unstoppable youth energy to Greenwood Primary School in the Eastern Cape. With just 30 days to go until the start of SA20 Season 4, the visit transformed an ordinary school day into a vibrant celebration of community, creativity and the passion that defines the #OrangeArmy. Designed as a nationwide build up to Season 4, the SA20 Schools Tour reconnects with communities a
Suzuki celebrates Proteas Women’s historic World Cup campaign.
Images supplied. Backed by Suzuki Auto South Africa, the Proteas Women’s ODI team concluded an unforgettable campaign at the 2025 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, held in India from 30 September to 2 November. Showing true determination and a never-say-die spirit, they delivered a performance that will stand as one of the defining moments in South African cricket history. For the first time ever, the national women’s side reached the final of the 50-over World Cup, capping off
Entertainment
Udaba Dance Festival returns to Mandela Bay Theatre Complex, 01–06 December 2025
Images supplied. The annual Udaba Dance Festival is set to dazzle audiences with a rich showcase of African dance forms, contemporary, modern, hip-hop, tap, and national dance, featuring solos, duets, trios, and group performances. From 01 – 06 December 2025, the festival will take center stage at the Mandela Bay Theatre Complex, offering dance lovers of all ages an unmissable celebration of movement, rhythm, and culture. Recognized as a leader in modern dance, the Udaba Danc
The making of a comedy city: The GQ COMEDY story.
On image: Founder of GQ Comedy, Emilio Tobias. The first time we had a chat with Emilio Tobias, the man behind GQ Comedy he laughed and said, “Just so we’re clear, I’m from Soweto in Johannesburg. Not the Soweto-on-Sea idea people like making jokes about.” That set the tone for everything that followed - sharp, honest, playful, and rooted in the kind of life experience that shapes real comedians.
KING SA: THE NORTHERN CAPE’S QUIET FIRE WHO REFUSES TO BE OVERLOOKED.
On image: KING SA, real name Phenyo Kingsley Louw. South African hip hop has always made room for rebels, storytellers, and self-made giants. But every era births someone who carries a different frequency, someone who doesn’t enter the scene with noise, but with persistence, raw craft, and a hunger that outlasts applause. Enter Phenyo Kingsley Louw, better known as KING SA, a Kuruman-born artist shifting the narrative of what ambition from the Northern Cape can sound like.
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