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 | IMRAN SALIE #YouthMonth: How Zaio founder built a coding school from scratchread |
|  | LINDA MCCLURE The problem is that female entrepreneurs continue to face challenges not shared by their male counterparts. They typically have fewer assets...read |
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 | BEN BIERMAN, ISSUED BY BUSINESS PARTNERS LIMITED From the outset, it’s crucial to understand that there truly is no winning formula for the ‘perfect entrepreneur’... Read |
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 | LAWRANCE RAMOTALA, ISSUED BY BUSINESS PARTNERS LIMITED In the challenging world of owner-managed businesses, it is understandable that only a minority are operated by young entrepreneurs... Read |
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 | ISSUED BY AWIEF We are thrilled to announce that nominations are officially open for the 2024 AWIEF Awards... Read |
 | Cape Town's office rental market thrives despite political uncertainty, driven by demand for serviced spaces like Cape Town Collective's innovative Wale Street Chambers, its success in service delivery and electricity supply, and resurgence of tourism... Read |
 | ISSUED BY PNET As Pnet celebrates its 27th anniversary in June 2024, it's a fitting time to reflect on the lessons learned from successful small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in South Africa... Read |
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 | KATJA HAMILTON Talent Ncube's journey with Liberty Two Degrees transformed him from homeless to successful artist, enabling him to mentor others and expand his business.... Read |
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 | EVAN-LEE COURIE Founders of Golden Hour Skincare Bonolo Matjila (25) and Patience Kunene (24) are on a mission to disrupt the beauty industry with their environmentally sustainable, gender-inclusive skincare kits... Read |
 | ISSUED BY UCT GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS UCT GSB Solution Space and ayoba present the latest e-Track programme to empower start-ups across Africa... Read |
 | GINEN MOODLEY South Africa, with its robust infrastructure and strategic positioning as a gateway to Africa, presents a compelling case for foreign direct investment. However, the success of international businesses entering the market hinges on a thorough understanding of the local legal framework... Read |
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 | KANISHKA SINGH The IMF said on Thursday its executive board approved funding for Tanzania of $786.2m to help tackle climate change while also completing a separate review allowing for the disbursement of $149.4m for budget support... Read |
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 | South Africa’s 63-year-old exchange controls regulate money flow to prevent foreign currency loss and rand volatility, but compliance is complex and contentious... Read |
 | Understanding the value of customer complaints and the importance of handling them well... Read |
 | Extreme weather events, driven by climate change, are transforming insurance through parametric models, offering customised, proactive coverage and faster payouts... Read |
 | VUYANI NDABA Economists expect South Africa's Reserve Bank to cut the repo rate in November amid slowing inflation, with the current rate at 8.25%... Read |
 | Load shedding or no load shedding – alternative energy solutions make sense for South Africans, here’s why... Read |
 | The NHI Bill aims for Universal Health Coverage in South Africa, yet misconceptions threaten medical schemes. Expert analysis disputes these claims... Read |
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 | Varsity Vibe connects over 800,000 South African students and youth with brands, through exclusive deals and discounts. Varsity Vibe has helped over 200 brands build lasting relationships with the youth market, driving sales and revenue, throughout its 13-year history. |
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