Entrepreneurs often believe success starts with a great idea. In reality, ideas are plentiful. What is far less common is the ability to turn an idea into something customers genuinely want and are willing to pay for.

South African entrepreneurs with innovative ideas now have another opportunity to transform their businesses as Engen The Making Of returns for its third season, offering a total prize pool of R800,000 to ambitious business owners ready to build the next big thing.

As we commemorate Youth Day, we shine a spotlight on young South Africans who are turning challenges into opportunities and creating meaningful impact in their communities. In this inspiring episode of Good News Check-In hosted by Mirha Sukraj, we sit down with Koketso Ramatlho, founder of Angela Care and winner of the 2025 Engen The Making Of competition, to explore the entrepreneurial journey behind her success. From identifying a real-world problem to building a business that delivers meaningful solutions, Koketso shares the lessons, resilience, and determination that shaped her path as an entrepreneur. She reflects on how winning the competition transformed her approach to innovation, customer value, and sustainable business growth. This conversation is a powerful reminder that with vision, perseverance, and the right support, young people can build businesses that not only succeed but also make a lasting difference.

What began as a mother’s mission to heal her son has grown into one of South Africa’s most inspiring wellness success stories. Today, Koketso Ramatlho, founder of Angela Care, is proving that personal passion, indigenous knowledge, and entrepreneurial grit can spark powerful change.

What a ride! Engen’s The Making Of has been one of those experiences that stretch

After a dramatic first season that drew over 2.3 million views and saw the winning contestant walk away with R225 000, Engen The Making Of (TMO) is back for season 2 – and the stakes are higher than ever. Sponsored by Engen and powered by Raizcorp, ten bold entrepreneurs will put their creativity — and themselves — to the test.