Illegal used car imports: Costing the country and consumer dearly
For years, Africa has been the dumping ground for inferior used cars from abroad. South Africa outlaws the importation of used vehicles. But each year around 30,000 illegal used car imports (often...
View ArticleRenewable energy and SMEs: Debunking the myths
In South Africa today, businesses of all shapes and sizes are grappling with the challenges of high electricity costs and low reliability. If the recent increases in the frequency and intensity of...
View ArticleIntegrating Cloud Services with your ERP—What To Consider
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software suites are the gravitational centres of enterprisetechnologies. They have been so for decades and continually evolve to maintain relevance in achanging...
View ArticlePayroll integration is a business advantage. How do you make it happen?
Business silos have their purpose, but they are not effective. Connect the dots, and the results pay handsomely. This wisdom can revolutionise payroll operations and employeerelationships. What should...
View ArticleLENDING TO A FRIEND OR RELATIVE – WHEN MUST YOU REGISTER AS A CREDIT PROVIDER?
“In life, we never lose friends, we only learn who the true ones are” (Unknown) Lending money to a friend or family member in need sounds like a natural and informal sort of thing to do. But beware –...
View ArticleWhat are The Best Practices for Maintaining a Luxury Rental Property?
Ownership of a luxury rental property presents a unique set of challenges and opportunities. Ensuring the highest standard of maintenance is crucial not only to preserve the property’s value but also...
View ArticleExploring Casino Games and Betting Strategies in South Africa
Online casinos have become increasingly popular in South Africa. They offer a convenient and exciting way to enjoy various online casino games from the comfort of your own home. With the growth of...
View ArticleFrom Full-Time to Freelancers: Why Traditional Payroll Erodes Blended...
Organisations everywhere rely on non-standard employment, popularly called a blended workforce. According to the International Labour Organisation, 40% of companies in developing countries employ...
View ArticleCANNABIS POLICIES IN THE WORKPLACE
“It is declared that the [employer]’s Alcohol and Substance Abuse Policy is irrational and violates the right to privacy in section 14 of the Constitution, to the extent that it prohibits office-based...
View ArticleYouth Day Musing: Advice To My Younger Self
International Performance Coach, Alvin Govender, reflects on the things he wishes he had known in his younger years. “In youth, we learn; in age we understand.” This quote from 19th-century writer...
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What to expect at this year’s ZA Fest with KAMERS Makers
Returning for the second year running, ZA Fest is set to deliver an unforgettable experience with its unique four-day festival, promising to be bigger and better than before. This year’s edition is...
View ArticleIs using an Estate Agent still necessary in 2024?
Whether you’re buying, selling or renting, you may find yourself wondering if a real estate agent is really necessary to your property journey in 2024. It’s hard to deny that there is a wealth of...
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DIGITAL INCLUSION IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN INFORMAL TRADE – PART 2
Authors: Liesl Pearson & Marilu Smit A 2023 study1 by Forbes and Mastercard found that 91% of respondents in South Africa’s informal economy prefer non-cash payments, driven by safety concerns...
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FRONTLINE RESEARCH GROUP’S GLOBAL EXPANSION REFLECTED IN ITS LOGO AND...
Frontline Research Group (FRG) unveils its new logo and a refreshed branding today. Sean Barnes, Executive Chairman of FRG, says “The new brand is not a reflection of what FRG wishes to become but is...
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DIGITIAL INCLUSION OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN INFORMAL TRADE MARKET – PART 1
Digital inclusion in South Africa’s informal trade sector is a pivotal element of the country’s economic fabric, given the substantial contribution of the informal sector to the economy and...
View ArticleGolfers give hope to blind and partially sighted people
The Nkosinathi Foundation of and for Blind and Partially Sighted People is able to provide additional support to adults who are in the process of losing their sight, or who are blind thanks to the...
View ArticleLook after your car this winter – AA
With the winter cold setting in across South Africa, now is the best time to perform maintenance on your vehicle. The AA says many problems that stay unnoticed during warmer months can be exacerbated...
View ArticleThe Challenge of Pricing for Small Businesses
As the Group Head of Procurement for Empact Group, Ryan Neill oversees the intricacies of supply chain management and the crucial role it plays in the success of small and medium-sized enterprises...
View ArticleUnderstanding the value of customer complaints and the importance of handling...
Complaints are an inevitable aspect of running a business. Handling these customer grievances effectively is crucial, not only for maintaining a good relationship with the complaining customer but...
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Grocery Express’s expansion in Gqeberha is great news for businesses
Grocery Express, renowned for its wide range of items servicing local food service companies, is now extending its exceptional services. This expansion marks a significant enhancement for restaurants,...
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