Honoured to represent 🇿🇦 BioMuti at the South Africa–Vietnam Business Forum in Hanoi, alongside President Cyril Ramaphosa 🇿🇦 and ministers from both nations. 🇻🇳🌿 This engagement deepens bilateral cooperation — opening pathways for botanical innovation and Indigenous Knowledge

Honoured to represent 🇿🇦 BioMuti at the South Africa–Vietnam Business Forum in Hanoi, alongside President Cyril Ramaphosa 🇿🇦 and ministers from both nations. 🇻🇳🌿 This engagement deepens bilateral cooperation — opening pathways for botanical innovation and Indigenous Knowledge

The streets of Hanoi have their own heartbeat — alive, warm, and full of opportunity. 🇿🇦🇻🇳 Today, while speaking about BioMuti’s vision in the middle of that energy, I felt what real collaboration means — South Africa’s indigenous knowledge and botanical innovation meeting

🇻🇳 Reflections from Hanoi 🇿🇦 This morning, as I ran around Hoàn Kiếm Lake in the heart of Hanoi, I was moved by what I saw — an entire community out together at sunrise. Families, elders, children, couples — walking, dancing, stretching, and exercising in harmony. The streets

Standing amid the hum of Hanoi’s largest market in Vietnam 🇻🇳, I watched open-air commerce, families exercising, and a community in motion. With Cyril Ramaphosa 🇿🇦 leading South Africa’s trade mission, and under the support of Stella Tembisa Ndabeni, Parks Tau & Minister: International Relations and Cooperation, I’m proud that

🚨 R300 of Cannabis. A Lost Home. A Nation Watching. Lucia Louw, a 44‑year‑old from Upington, was convicted for selling cannabis worth R300. The penalty? A suspended sentence and the forfeiture of her home. Now let that sink in. In a country where CBD is legal, cannabis clubs

Last week at #SU20 in Johannesburg, I sat with Department of Small Business Development, DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE,TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION and the dtic, hearing global voices — yet, something struck me hard: the absence of President Donald J. Trump and major U.S. participation is already reshaping this #G20 moment. Why? Because while the world watches the U.S. step

Yesterday at the Vietnam–South Africa Business Forum, held during the #G20 engagements, one thing became very clear again: When South–South countries show up with intent, the room feels different. With Minister Stella Tembisa Ndabeni (Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams) and Deputy President

Honoured to attend the Department of Small Business Development’s Research Agenda Workshop in Pretoria this week — representing both CTAA (Cannabis Trade Association Africa) as Chair, and BioMuti as Founder & CEO. The workshop brought together leaders from government, academia,

At the Johannesburg Fresh Produce Market 🇿🇦 it is clear that this infrastructure will become central to youth livelihoods, not just food trade. Through the IKS Beneficiation Hub Network, Fresh Produce Markets will serve as aggregation and offtake points for the Youth Mushroom

Different perspective 👇 This article isn’t really about China vs the US. It’s about who is building capability at scale — and who is still debating policy while others engineer the future. China didn’t wake up one day and “beat” the world in AI, engineering, and advanced

Hey Beautiful People! 🌟 As 2025 wraps up, we just want to say a HUGE thank you for the love, support, orders, testimonials, tags, and smiles you’ve shared with us this year! 💚 From Chillax to Cognitiva, from Broncanol to Cordyceps — YOU made the Biomuti community what it is

Christmas Day. Soweto. No electricity from 16:00 to 21:00 — FIVE hours of so-called “load reduction.” Let me ask this clearly and without apology: Are people in Soweto less human than those in Sandton, Hyde Park, Bryanston or Fourways? How is it acceptable that on Christmas

Happy New Year People!

I’m here at AMLD Africa 2026, taking place at Wits University, at the Science Stadium Building. And I think this platform gives us a real opportunity to ask a hard but necessary question. Africa is being left behind in AI — not because we lack talent, but because we are missing

Day 2 at AMLD Africa 2026 and a powerful conversation with Khalil Aouani, President of AMLD Africa. Khalil shared an analogy that stuck with me: Imagine four lumberjacks — three using chainsaws, and one using an axe. You don’t want to be the one with the axe. And more

Yesterday, we laid to rest my dear friend Mogomotsi “Mo” Sekobe. I spoke not just about Mo — but about the truth many entrepreneurs live with in silence: the loneliness, the debt, the delayed payments, the pressure to keep going when everything inside you is breaking. Mo was

1978 — The Year of the Earth Horse The Horse does not wait to be led. It runs. Not away from storms — but through them. Born in the Year of the Horse, I was never built for small rooms or quiet ambitions. I was built for movement. For expansion. For impact. The Earth element

On my way home, I saw a man fixing the road. Most of us would drive past. Maybe complain. Maybe blame someone. I stopped. Not for a photo. Not for politics. Not for applause. I stopped because change doesn’t start in Parliament. It doesn’t start on social media. It starts