Kgwebo Pulse · RBED’s news

The Bafokeng economy,
this year.

8 April 2026 · Member storyFrom 120 spinach seedlings to over 50,000.Ms Tshidiso Khunou’s Borakhunou Farming began as a backyard garden in Photsaneng. Today it supplies shops and local markets.Read the story
  1. 5 May 2026 · Member storyAgripreneur creates condiments with care and purposeFeatured in Food For Mzansi as a North West agripreneur creating condiments with care and purpose.
  2. 9 April 2026 · FarmingBafokeng Agriculture Unites to Cultivate a Sustainable FutureRBI, RBED and Moumo, towards one service centre for the Nation’s farmers, and foot-and-mouth awareness for every herd.
  3. 9 April 2026 · NewsletterWelcome to the second edition of Kgwebo Pulse for 2026!As we move deeper into the first quarter, we are excited to see the momentum building across the Bafokeng business and economic landscape. This edition builds on our mission to keep you at the "heartbeat of enterprise…
  4. 8 April 2026 · FarmingSmart Farming & The New Standard of PerformanceLivestock records that check themselves, alerts on a dip, and a vet visit asked for in one step, on the RBED portal.
  5. 8 April 2026 · PartnershipRoyal Bafokeng Nation's Science Partnership Opens New Business HorizonsData, coding and engineering skills put to work on problems in the villages.
  6. 18 February 2026 · OpportunityFrom Policy to Profit: Navigating the North West SMME Landscape in 2026Provincial projects are now buying: road rehabilitation, block paving and agricultural packhouses.
  7. 18 February 2026 · Member storyGS & Y Bed and Breakfast: Carrying the Legacy ForwardMme Jermina Thipe took up the baton from her mother-in-law, who opened it in 2010.
  8. 18 February 2026 · EventEvent Feature: The 2026 Business Lekgotla DialogueOn 5 February at the RBA Auditorium, members told RBED their challenges and ideas, to shape its support for the year.
  9. 18 February 2026 · ProgrammeProgramme Spotlight: RBED Community Development Capacity Building and Skills Development - HeavyChefThe first in the North West: ten weeks from informal operations to a professional enterprise, with FNB.