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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
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Rooted in Family, built for celebration: The journey of Wild Olive Sanctuary.
Images supplied. Let's look at what's on the other side of Kromrivier, near Addo and Paterson, where a hidden gem has become a sanctuary for love, celebration, and connection. Wild Olive Sanctuary, founded by Esias and Priscilla Koen, is more than a wedding and events venue, it’s a labour of love born from their connection to the land and a desire to create unforgettable experiences. Just an hour from Port Elizabeth, this tranquil escape offers sweeping views, peaceful surrou
What’s That Fragrance: Still bottling happiness, five years later.
On image: Founders of What’s That Fragrance (WTF!), Catherine Thompson and Jenny Arthur. Five years ago, we introduced our readers to a small but ambitious fragrance brand founded by two Johannesburg cousins with a simple but powerful idea, to create beautiful scents that people could afford and enjoy every day. Today, What’s That Fragrance (WTF!), founded by Catherine Thompson and Jenny Arthur, continues to grow while staying true to the spirit that first inspired the busin
From childhood friends to business partners: The Duish Corner story.
Images supplied. Partnerships and collaborations have always been the backbone of great ideas turning into reality. In many cases, the strongest partnerships are built on trust, shared experiences, and a common vision. This is exactly the story behind Duish Corner, a business born from the friendship of two young entrepreneurs determined to make a difference in their community. Founded by Bonke Monono and Nkosinathi Sikoti, Duish Corner is more than just a clothing store, it
Business
Rooted in Family, built for celebration: The journey of Wild Olive Sanctuary.
Images supplied. Let's look at what's on the other side of Kromrivier, near Addo and Paterson, where a hidden gem has become a sanctuary for love, celebration, and connection. Wild Olive Sanctuary, founded by Esias and Priscilla Koen, is more than a wedding and events venue, it’s a labour of love born from their connection to the land and a desire to create unforgettable experiences. Just an hour from Port Elizabeth, this tranquil escape offers sweeping views, peaceful surrou
What’s That Fragrance: Still bottling happiness, five years later.
On image: Founders of What’s That Fragrance (WTF!), Catherine Thompson and Jenny Arthur. Five years ago, we introduced our readers to a small but ambitious fragrance brand founded by two Johannesburg cousins with a simple but powerful idea, to create beautiful scents that people could afford and enjoy every day. Today, What’s That Fragrance (WTF!), founded by Catherine Thompson and Jenny Arthur, continues to grow while staying true to the spirit that first inspired the busin
From childhood friends to business partners: The Duish Corner story.
Images supplied. Partnerships and collaborations have always been the backbone of great ideas turning into reality. In many cases, the strongest partnerships are built on trust, shared experiences, and a common vision. This is exactly the story behind Duish Corner, a business born from the friendship of two young entrepreneurs determined to make a difference in their community. Founded by Bonke Monono and Nkosinathi Sikoti, Duish Corner is more than just a clothing store, it
Technology
Creating space for young women to lead in tech.
Image supplied. From where I come from, nothing beats leadership that recognises and values the impact employees make in delivering quality work, especially when that work serves communities. Tangible embodies this kind of leadership culture. It is an organisation that nurtures talent, acknowledges dedication and empowers its team members to thrive. As a result, it continues to produce remarkable individuals who shine not only as colleagues, but as passionate contributors to
S4 and NoMuda roadshow drives digital transformation across South Africa’s manufacturing sector.
On image, from right to left: Gideon Smith (Marketing Manager at S4 Integration, Phil Borland ( CEO of NoMuda) Martyn Gill (CCO of NoMuda) and Clayton Noah (IT Manager at Isuzu). Gqeberha, Eastern Cape - South Africa’s manufacturing sector continues to navigate a rapidly evolving industrial landscape where efficiency, automation and digital transformation are becoming essential for long-term competitiveness. Against this backdrop, S4 Integration and NoMuda recently joined
ELIDZ advances Digital and Advanced Manufacturing Skills through CAD and Game Development Training in Mthatha.
Achived. The East London Industrial Development Zone (ELIDZ), through its Science and Technology Park (STP) and in partnership with Liquid Intelligent Technologies, is hosting a three-day skills development workshop focusing on Computer Aided Design (CAD), Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing), as well as Game Development and Animation from 03 to 05 February 2026 at the Liquid Intelligent Learning Centre in Mthatha. The training forms part of ELIDZ’s ongoing efforts to strengt
Sports
Durban welcomes back the Quiksilver King of the Groms after 17 Years.
Live in Durban. Durban’s iconic beachfront came alive with youthful energy and competitive spirit this past weekend as the Quiksilver King of the Groms made its long-awaited return to Dairy Beach after a remarkable 17-year absence. Held from March 20 to 22, the three-day contest marked the second stop on the SA Junior Surf Tour and brought together more than 100 of South Africa’s most promising young surfers. Competitors from across the country took to the waves in the Under
Young wave riders shine as 2026 Sea Harvest Grommet Games celebrate another national success.
On image : Moments at 2026 Sea Harvest Grommet Games. The coastline of South Africa came alive this past weekend as the Sea Harvest Grommet Games once again delivered an inspiring showcase of the country’s next generation of surfing talent. Held across three provinces - the Eastern Cape, Western Cape, and KwaZulu-Natal, the 34th edition of the event saw over 120 young surfers representing eight districts take to the water on March 14 and 15. Supported by the Department of Spo
Durban’s Luke Thompson Qualifies for the 2026 World Surf League Championship Tour.
Image by: World Surf League. South African surfing has another reason to celebrate as Durban’s rising star Luke Thompson officially qualified for the prestigious World Surf League Championship Tour after an emotional and dramatic day at the Bioglan Newcastle SURFEST in Australia. The qualification unfolded at Merewether Beach in Newcastle, where powerful four-to-six-foot swells set the stage for one of the most suspenseful days of the event. The Challenger Series competiti
Entertainment
Zintle Ngqeza is ready to bring a fresh and vibrant voice to the airwaves.
Image supplied. TruTalent 2026 has kickstarted and the final top 16 are about to show what they have as the elimination rounds begin this coming week. And honestly, it is always inspiring to see platforms like these open doors for young talent, especially at a time when many aspiring broadcasters are eager to see themselves on bigger stages while pursuing their dreams. And now contestants have already begun sharing their journeys as voting lines open, with supporters rallyi
Director S returns to the Eastern Cape with a powerful new TV Series.
On image: Siya Sityana, also known as Director S. Long before film sets, international productions and award stages, Siya Sityana, known in the industry as Director S, was simply a young boy in the valleys of the Eastern Cape, sitting beside his grandmother listening to radio dramas. Those evenings were filled with imagination, where voices on the radio painted entire worlds in the mind. Inspired by those moments, Sityana and his childhood friends began creating their own st
Joliza takes Bhacasoul to Kings Kraal, Johannesburg, this April.
Images supplied. When Joliza speaks about taking his music tour to Johannesburg, you can hear the pride before you hear the plans. There’s a quiet certainty in his voice, the kind that comes from knowing exactly where you come from, and exactly where you’re going. This coming April, that journey arrives in the heart of Jozi, as Joliza brings the USHUNI WEBHACA TOUR to Kings Kraal, promising an immersive cultural experience that is as soulful as it is electric.
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