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It cost R175 to start a business in South Africa
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Kaya Biz

Kaya Biz: SA businesses not meeting transformation targets, report finds

By Zuko Komisa According to the 2022 Sanlam Gauge Report, businesses are falling short of their B-BBEE scorecard targets, collectively attaining only an average of 87.16 per cent of their contribution targets. With the exception of the socioeconomic development pillar, the report indicated that most sectors are having difficulty achieving their goals. With only 55.9% of its aim achieved in this year's report, management control continues to be the largest […]

today28/07/2022

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Kaya Biz:  How to survive your first 1000 days as a start-up

Kaya 959 Reporter Almost every day, a new startup emerges, and some entrepreneur somewhere has the notion to disrupt something. But how many of these concepts make it past the first year, second year, or third year? Kaya Biz with Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke to Toniah Khumalo – Professional Consciousness Coach and Start-Up Entrepreneur coach about what entrepreneurs need to pay attention to in the early stages of their business. LISTEN […]

today09/06/2022

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4 ways to get your small business ready for the festive season #PostCovid19

By: Natasha Archary   Ke Dezember. A month of festive joy. Christmas everything. And that much anticipated 13th cheque. Let's not forget the stokvels we're cashing in. Once you've decided how to invest your cash injections, the next question is, where to spend what you have? This is the time for small business owners to cash in, especially after the negative impact COVID-19 has had on our economy and affecting SMEs. […]

today06/12/2020

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Vika Shipalana and the world of luxury

By Nomali Cele   “Real luxury takes time.” – Vika Shipalana   Vika Shipilana self-identifies as a luxury connoisseur. The branding expert has been at the forefront of luxury experiences for nearly four years. Having spent her time in corporate and working as a brand consultant, Vika Shipilana pivoted in 2015 to the luxury space and hasn’t looked back. She joined Pernod Ricard South Africa as the channel director of […]

today15/04/2019

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Be productive when working from home

By Nomali Cele Working from home tends to be the first step for many self-employed-freelancers. It’s an option that has many benefits including not paying for a workspace and, when your business is starting out, cutting costs is a priority. However, working from home isn’t always productive. There are just so many temptations that can derail your productivity.   Productively working from home: Follow a routine Create a schedule and […]

today20/02/2019

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Where to work as a freelancer

By Nomali Cele One of the perks of self-employment, as most of us perceive it, is the fact that the self-employed are in full control of their time. In a close second, is probably the perception that most work in their pyjamas. But in order to be productive and make the most of your freelancer status, pyjama work days cannot be the norm. Taking the plunge to be self-employed is a […]

today14/02/2019

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Mid-year goals assessment for your business

By Nomali Cele During the whirlwind “new year, new me!” excitement we all set goals for the year ahead. For business owners, it’s no different. The only difference here may be that business goals will tend to be set with the support of research (SWOT, analysis anyone) or consultants such as business coaches. We’ve passed the six-month threshold of the year and it’s a good time to check in on […]

today30/07/2018

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Navigating a world as an African Startup

By Zuko Komisa The emergence of the African start-up over the last ten years has not gone unnoticed. You see it every day, an awakening of black business tailored for a continent with a bright future on the horizon. We can all agree that the next frontier is entrepreneurship, but the questions burning in many aspiring entreprenuers is how do African start-ups succeed and set themselves apart from the world? […]

today02/02/2018

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[THREADS] The future of South African designers

By Motlagae Konyana Threads Stitched by Standard Bank, is a 12-week accelerator programme designed to develop fashion entrepreneurs around South Africa. The programme promises equip the entrepreneuers with skills such as lean production to ensure that their buisnesses are successful and profitable. It is open to fashion entrepreneurs with an existing business operating in South Africa and focuses on the business operations of fashion enterprise. As part of the programme, […]

today01/02/2018

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1.2  Parliament assented to POPIA on 19 November 2013. The commencement date of section 1, Part A of Chapter 5, section 112 and section 113 was 11 April 2014. The commencement date of the other sections was 1 July 2020 (with the exception of section 110 and 114(4). The President of South Africa has proclaimed the POPI commencement date to be 1 July 2020.

 
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