On 17 February 2026, Infomedia proudly graduated from the SAB Tholoana Enterprise Programme at the Balalaika Hotel in Sandton, marking the end of an unforgettable 18-month journey of growth, learning, and transformation. The Tholoana Enterprise Programme is one of the SAB Foundation’s flagship initiatives, designed to support entrepreneurs through business skills development, mentorship, access to markets and finance, and practical tools for sustainable growth. The programme also offers wrap-around support and focuses on helping entrepreneurs build resilient businesses with long-term impact.
For Infomedia, this journey was about far more than simply completing a programme. It was about strengthening the business from the inside out. Over the 18 months, Infomedia grew its revenue, improved its assets, and expanded its network of valuable connections. The programme created a space for practical learning through workshops, webinars, one-on-one mentorship sessions, and consistent relationship-building with fellow entrepreneurs and industry supporters. SAB Foundation describes the graduation as the celebration of entrepreneurs who completed a journey of growth, resilience, and development, leaving with stronger systems, clearer strategies, and greater confidence to scale.
What made the experience especially meaningful was that the programme did not only focus on the business, but also on the entrepreneur behind it. It created room for reflection, personal development, and leadership growth, which are essential parts of building something that lasts. According to SAB Foundation, the Tholoana Enterprise Programme is structured to help entrepreneurs assess their businesses, set goals, and plan strategic growth while receiving mentorship and practical support along the way. That approach aligned closely with the kind of growth Infomedia experienced throughout the cohort.
For Senzeni Dladla, the graduation represents more than a certificate. It represents relationships built, clients gained, referrals received, and a stronger foundation for the future. The wider TEP16 cohort also reflects the power of the programme: SAB Foundation highlighted the group’s collective progress, including 52 entrepreneurs, 191 jobs created, and an 82% increase in turnover. That bigger picture shows what is possible when determined entrepreneurs are supported with the right tools, guidance, and community.
Infomedia leaves the SAB Tholoana Enterprise Programme not only in a better position, but in a stronger one. The journey has reinforced the value of growth, consistency, mentorship, and connection. As Infomedia moves forward, it does so with greater clarity, stronger relationships, and renewed momentum to keep building a business that creates impact.
