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MEDIA

Stories From the Hustle

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Behind every kasipreneur is a story of resilience, ambition, and growth.

Explore:

  • Entrepreneur features 

  • Interviews 

  • Media coverage 

  • Programme highlights 

  • Thought leadership 

  • KIP Signal stories 

  • Township business insights 

Because storytelling matters.
Visibility matters.
Representation matters.

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This Is the Spirit of  eKasi

  • This is where the hustle lives.

  • This is where innovation lives.

  • This is where businesses are built.

KIP is not here to change kasipreneurs.


We are here to strengthen what already exists:

  • Resilience 

  • Ambition 

  • Creativity 

  • Community 

  • Belief

This is partnership.
Not charity.

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KIP x Nick Hamman

KIP’s partnership with Nick Hamman sits at the intersection of storytelling, culture and real community voice.

Nick is a broadcaster and storyteller with a deep understanding of South African audiences and the power of authentic conversation. Through this partnership, we are building a media space that feels human, grounded and connected to the realities of the people we serve.

This collaboration is focused on amplifying Kasi voices, ideas and narratives in a way that is honest and accessible. It is about creating space for stories that are often overlooked, and making sure they are heard in formats that feel familiar, relatable and impactful.

Together, we are exploring how media can move beyond broadcast and become a tool for connection. That includes conversations that surface lived experiences, highlight opportunity, and open up dialogue around creativity, entrepreneurship and everyday life in our communities.

At its core, this partnership is about trust. Trust in the storyteller, trust in the story, and trust in the audience. It reflects KIP’s broader commitment to ensuring that Kasi narratives are not only included in media, but shaped and shared from within.

This is media that listens as much as it speaks, and always returns to the people it represents.

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