As the year winds down and the festive season approaches, many matric, college, and university students in South Africa are looking for ways to earn extra cash during the December holidays. If you’re fresh out of matric or taking a break from your tertiary studies, December piece jobs offer the perfect opportunity to gain experience,
Want to make money using AI in South Africa right now? You’re in the right place. Thousands of South Africans are already earning R10,000–R150,000+ per month using free or cheap AI tools — without coding skills, without big capital, and often without leaving their house. Related read: How to Make Money on TikTok, YouTube & Instagram
You’re reading the most detailed, up-to-date, and brutally honest guide on starting a profitable dropshipping business in South Africa right now. If you follow this exact roadmap, you can be live and making sales in under 30 days—even if you’re starting with R0. I’ve personally helped 7 South African dropshippers cross R1 million/month in 2024–2025
In a country where the cost of living keeps climbing—think rising fuel prices, grocery bills, and that endless load-shedding—finding ways to earn extra rand without leaving your couch is a game-changer. Enter paid online surveys: a legit, low-effort side hustle that’s perfect for South Africans. Whether you’re a student in Joburg, a parent in Cape
Are you a South African creator tired of posting fire content without seeing real rands in your bank account? In 2025, social media isn’t just for likes — it’s a legitimate hustle. With over 17 million TikTok users, millions on YouTube, and Instagram’s booming Reels scene in SA, local creators are earning anywhere from R5,000
In 2025, over 45 million South Africans own smartphones, turning everyday devices into powerful income generators. With high youth unemployment and rising living costs, millions are using their phones for side hustles, freelance work, and passive earnings — all from home or on the go. This comprehensive guide reveals the most legitimate, high-paying ways to
Freelancing has exploded in South Africa over the past five years. With youth unemployment hovering above 45% (Stats SA, Q2 2025) and remote-work infrastructure improving, thousands of South Africans now earn full-time incomes without a traditional 9-to-5. This complete beginner guide walks you through every step to launch a sustainable freelance career from Cape Town,
In a country where the unemployment rate hovers around 32% (Stats SA Q2 2025 figures) and the cost of living continues to climb—with electricity tariffs up 12.34% year-on-year and petrol at R23.45 per litre inland—earning money online isn’t just a side hustle; it’s a survival strategy for millions of South Africans. Whether you’re in Johannesburg