Tracing the history of spaza shops reveals how this informal sector of the retail economy is entrenched in the legacy of discrimination and a history of struggle.
There is a saying that goes “nothing is certain but death and taxes” and while it is true that death is inevitable for all of us, it sometimes comes when we least expect it to.
This year, investors and local based entrepreneurs can look forward to a township stock exchange intended to formalise and transform the township economy economy.
With the financial pressure that we all seem to be experiencing lately, you may have heard a number of friends and family say it is “impossible” to save if you’re living on a low income. Sounds familiar?
Have you ever thought of moving your stokvel from its founding short term saving mentality principle – be it a social stokvel, burial society, grocery buying scheme or mogoliswano to long-term saving?
“Quick! Boil the kettle! Charge the laptops and phones! Heat your food one last time!” These are the hysterical cries of every household in South Africa in the 10
Sporting events and the hospitality industry have worked side-by-side forever. When cities are chosen to host big tournaments, hospitality is at the forefront of that decision.
