Some have long died and their dependents condemned to destitution. But there appears to be some ray of light at the end of the tunnel for survivors. This follows the announcement by Health Minister, Aaron Motsoaledi, about plans for R1.5bn Read the full story
It’s more of the same in all fairness – unemployment figures that have remained in double digit. However, it’s only that this time the message is that remedial measures have to be taken urgently. Statistics SA quarterly labour survey indicates Read the full story
South Africa’s trade deficit with its major trading partners is yawning alarmingly and something has to be done. Statistics indicate that the country has got quite some homework to handle, if the consistent trend of budget deficits is anything to go Read the full story
There must be something horribly wrong when nine times out of ten a black-owned business is likely to collapse in its infancy, that is the period between eighteen months and three years since establishment. This is in sharp contrast to Read the full story
The Department of Trade and Industry must have misunderstood how apartheid South Africa’s financial support produced businesses that have grown more than five-fold during post-1994 to graduate into conglomerates, argues outgoing Nedbank Chairman, Ruel Khoza. While acknowledging that funds provided Read the full story
There is something wrong – and very wrong that is – that nine times out of ten only a black owned business is likely to collapse in the period of between eighteen months and three years. This is in sharp Read the full story
The fact that a business has audited financial statements does not necessarily mean that it is in healthy stead. That the gist of Vusi Thembekwayo’s article. The popular business coach says the biggest flaw with the South African entrepreneurs is Read the full story
A week is an equivalent of a century in terms of economic transformation developments. Instances of some high profile figure making a statement first and thinking later are becoming one too many, sadly. On the other hand, commendably, others have Read the full story
Like the performance of its Cell C’s core business, the take-off of Cell C’s Take a Girl Child to Work Day® campaign has exceeded expectations, according to a press release mailed to Transform SA Online. The Cell C Take a Read the full story
Transform SA Online has in its custody the recent Government Gazette in which a raft of measures aimed at curbing South Africans’ major social ill, rampant alcohol abuse, as part of the Liquor Policy Review are listed. But has the Read the full story
