In an attempt to brag about his government’s effort to recover a pandemic-hit economy, India’s Home Minister Amit Shah boasted that India might emerge as the world’s fastest-growing economy in 2022. Howev...
Read more » All South African business leaders have a responsibility to stand together to keep business moving, protect employment and the economy ticking over. According to Frank Mullen, CEO of telecoms and ICT provider Z...
Read more » South African citizens are currently bearing the brunt of harsh economic conditions, with millions struggling to make ends meet due to unemployment. However, the government continues to milk the poor through a ...
Read more » Advances in web technologies have made our lives much easier than those of people who lived in the pre-technological era. There are countless services that we can now access without leaving the comfort of our h...
Read more » Dear Mr Maimane, I hope you are well. I was thoroughly impressed with the recent edition of your ‘Bokamoso’ newsletter (“The real change we need starts in Ramaphosa’s cabinet”) as it firmly outlined a...
Read more » In the competitive world of business and commerce, a small advantage can mean a great deal in achieving market ascendency. You should always be on the lookout for small gains you can make in comparison to your ...
Read more » If you’re not careful, due to the size of its overall operation, your business could cause vast amounts of damage to the world’s eco-system. If that were, in fact, to happen, and if it were to happen for ye...
Read more » Today’s digital age has introduced a new platform for business opportunities. Journalreview.org advertising reports showed an increasing trend in the number of aspiring entrepreneurs choosing to do busine...
Read more » The South African legal system is flawed. A muddle of pre-colonial, western and common law principles has created a hybrid legal system with its own flaws. Without clearly defined boundaries through which parti...
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In 2019, after many years of complaining about disappearing airtime, mobile network subscribers were relieved when the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) implemented new regulations that prevented mobile network operators from automatically deducting airtime when users ran out of data. After this, one would expect mobile networks to learn what constitutes fair/unfair business practices and ensure that all their new products are in line with the princ... Read more »
