Aisha Pandor packs a mean punch. And it comes as no surprise that the woman at the helm of South Africa’s fastest growing tech start-up – which is also Africa’s first online platform to connect clients with domestic cleaners – is a hard-working, unassuming high achiever. Here she tells us what drives her.

Just like its co-founder and CEO, SweepSouth is a trailblazer that has not only garnered awards and attention but millions of rands in funding since Aisha and her husband, Alen Ribic, a software developer, started the company in Johannesburg five years ago.

Be mindful of your surroundings, and be sensible. That way you won’t become a victim of crime in the CBD. This is the message of the CCID’s annual crime-prevention campaign, “Stash it, don’t flash it”, now in full swing.

The CCID’s Safety and Security department launched the campaign during the second week in December with the focus on three problematic crimes in the CBD: pickpocketing, theft out of motor vehicles and ATM fraud.