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The small to medium-sized enterprise (SME) sector in South Africa is one of the strongest drivers of economic growth and job creation in the country. With over two million SMEs operating in the ...

Big four bank Nedbank has opened applications for the Nedbank Pitch & Polish competition. Now in its 16th year, the competition sees 16 ambitious entrepreneurs go head-to-head in a high-stakes ...

Here’s the truth: Business ideas rarely begin with a Google Search, deep research or a carefully mapped plan. Sometimes it is just what ‘feels right’. It is purpose and creativity from which direction ...

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The courier that’s making an impact in the lives of SMEs across South Africa started a decade ago as a response to the needs of their customers. PAXI from PEP launched in 2015 as a document ...

To help usher in an exciting New Year, a number of startup founders, accelerator heads and ecosystem stakeholders will be sharing with us their plans for the new year and their biggest wish for the ...

The primary function of the Sector Education and Training Authority (SETA) is to raise the skills of employees and job seekers through the establishment of learning programmes, such as learnerships, ...

If you’re starting a business in South Africa, you’ll need to know how the business will be structured. Running a business isn’t only about the products or services that you offer. You also need to ...

For South Africa’s small and micro enterprises, funding remains both the fuel and the fire. It powers growth, yet its absence can halt a business in its tracks. The recently released 2025 South ...

Spaza shops are one of the cornerstones of the South African informal economy. Characterised by its tuck-shop-like appearance on the corners of busy streets, these convenience stores sell basic goods ...

Takealot is the leading e-commerce company in South Africa. Even with the arrival of Amazon and competition from Makro, Takealot is still the best place for local sellers. With over 10 500 active ...