Entrepreneurs
The rise of the artisan entrepreneur in SA
Reading Time: 3 minutes Around the world – from the trendy east of London to the hipster capital of Montreal’s Mile End – the so-called ‘flat white economy’ continues to rise. It comprises the thousands
A Conversation with ‘Black Industrialist’ Khudusela Pitje
Reading Time: 4 minutes It has taken New GX Capital, a 100% black and family-owned investment company, a little over a decade to go from a startup to being a business earmarked to be one of South
SMEs’ biggest challenges – how 2016 compares with last year
Reading Time: 6 minutes Has the entrepreneurship and business landscape changed since a year ago? According to the 2016 National Small Business Survey released by the National Small Business Chamber (NSBC), not so much – if anything more
Why the future belongs to those businesses that create it
Reading Time: 6 minutes Craig Wing is a futurist. This means it’s his business to see around corners – and more importantly to help businesses to do the same, especially if they are to survive
How Edupreneurs Are Taking Advantage Of The Private Education Market
Reading Time: 4 minutes The education sector continues to be ripe with opportunities and private education is still earmarked as the next market that entrepreneurs should take advantage of. In the 2016 Budget Speech, R297.5 billion
Lindani Dhlamini talks the ‘F’ word entrepreneurs fear most
Reading Time: 3 minutes “I don’t have that word ‘failure’ in my vocabulary. I see every challenge or obstacle as an opportunity to learn,” says Lindani Dhlamini, CEO of SekelaXabiso. South Africa’s failure rate is well documented –