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Formalising the township economy: Is this possible?
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#TownshipEconomy with Masechaba Formalising the township economy: Is this possible?

Episode 4 - Formalising the township economy: Is this possible? With the necessity to monitor the performance of township entrepreneurs against other industry players in the township and mainstream economy as well as the demand from public and private sector stakeholders to monitor the tangle value and growth township enterprises to 
we ask if a monitoring and auditing mechanism specifically for township enterprises can be created for its unique value […]

today26/11/2018

Corporate Companies and Township entrepreneurs
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#TownshipEconomy with Masechaba Corporate Companies and Township entrepreneurs

Episode 3 - Successful partnerships between Corporate Companies and Township entrepreneurs Partnerships between established companies operating in the mainstream economy and entrepreneurs in the township markets are one way to grow the capacity and quality of township entrepreneurs and their offerings. In this episode we see which partnerships have proven successful and how did these happen and ask if they sustainable. Content hosted by iono.fm

today19/11/2018

#TownshipEconomy with Masechaba - Developing manufacturing hubs
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#TownshipEconomy with Masechaba – Developing manufacturing hubs in the townships

Episode 2 – Developing manufacturing hubs in the townships In the township, there is currently no known manufacturing hub in the townships of South Africa. 
Township communities have become consumption centered areas instead of production economic hubs.
 In this episode, we ask: How can we make the township economy of South Africa thrive through productive industries? Content hosted by iono.fm

today13/11/2018

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African cities can raise more money. Kenya and South Africa offer useful lessons

By: Sarah Colenbrander, University of Leeds and Ian Palmer Shutterstock   African cities will gain a billion new residents by 2050. But local authorities across the continent don’t have the resources, powers or skills set to meet the growing demand for housing and services. Africa’s rapid urbanisation is a huge opportunity for national governments. It’s cheaper to provide all kinds of services to people living in urban areas, from paved […]

today23/10/2018

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Franchising – all you need to know about the South African sector

By Zuko Komisa Buying a franchise requires an understanding that the franchises are a business and every business is there to make a profit.  You just have to maneuver your way around that reality. According to 2017 Franchise Association of South Africa (FASA) research, South Africa has 845 franchise systems which together contributed R587 billion or 13.3% to the country’s overall GDP. That is a staggering amount, the largest part […]

today19/10/2018

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David O’Sullivan in conversation with Jenny Retief, the CEO of Riversands Incubation Hub.

David O’Sullivan was in conversation with Jenny Retief, the CEO of Riversands Incubation Hub. Jenny has written a piece of five 'truths' she wishes Entrepreneurs knew about funding. Truth 1: There is funding available A recent report by the online funding matchmaker Finfind, shows that only 1% of SMEs access formal financing, and 87% do not access financing - many by choice, as they do not believe they will be […]

today27/09/2018

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BRICS summit in Johannesburg: here’s what the five countries are looking for

By: Xuebing Cao, Keele University All eyes are on Johannesburg for the 2018 BRICS summit, as the likes of Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping and Narendra Modi take their places at the table. It marks the tenth annual gathering for this international organisation of the leading emerging economies. So what can we expect? The summit of the BRICS countries – Brazil, Russia, China, India and South Africa – started in June […]

today25/07/2018

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Why some young women struggle to get the child support grant in South Africa

By: Andrew Gibbs, South African Medical Research Council Shutterstock   The expansion of the South African welfare system of social grants, in the form of a range of unconditional cash transfers, is one of the success stories of the African National Congress (ANC) government since it was first elected in 1994. Recent research has suggested that social grants – which include the child support grant, a state pension grant and […]

today16/05/2018

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Did Steinhoff’s board structure contribute to the scandal?

By: Owen Skae, Rhodes University Steinhoff’s former CEO, Markus Jooste, is partly blamed for the corporate scandal that threatens to collapse the company. Financial Mail/Jeremy Glyn The global retail group Steinhoff is reeling under allegations of accounting fraud. Since the allegations surfaced last year the CEO of the multi-billion dollar business, Markus Jooste, has fallen on his sword and the company’s stock has been hammered, at one point losing about […]

today29/01/2018

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