The South African Consul-General in Mumbai, India, Maropene Ramokgopa, has said South Africa should follow the example set by India’s SMME sector.
The results of a recent global research study found that South Africa has the highest rate of employees who are open to leaving.
Businesses often need to rebrand to focus on their target markets, says Gail Macleod.
The announcement of Richards Bay Minerals’ R6. 5bn investment is expected to have a substantial positive impact on the economy of the province.
Tourism KwaZulu-Natal (TKZN) will be promoting ?bleisure?? tourism at the World Travel Market Africa (WTM Africa) which is being held in Cape Town.
Intensified load shedding has had a devastating economic effect on many companies.
With the youth unemployment rate sitting at above 50%, growing numbers of young South Africans are considering entrepreneurship as a career option.
A government-owned eco-furniture manufacturing plant specialising in building coffins was officially launched.
The Minister of Small Business Development, says effective participation of SMMEs is important for the success of the SEZs.
Cisco South Africa?s R10 million state-of-the-art incubation hub was launched at the Dube Tradeport in Durban
Concerns have been raised and directed at Sacci about the rising practice of fraudulent certificates of origin being issued in SA.
A local research study by a UKZN Master of Business Administration (MBA) graduate found that working long hours affects productivity.
Advertising agency Ogilvy Durban?s digital capabilities catapulted into global leadership territory with the launch of Social. Lab in South Africa.
Women entrepreneurs have the potential to contribute to a significant increase in GDP and jobs over the next decade.
The 2019 Lilizela Tourism Awards, which recognise service excellence and the ?best of the best? in the hospitality industry.
KZN is again rolling out the red carpet for delegates coming from all over the country to attend a two-day national Special Economic Zone Summit.
South Africa is regarded as having the worst labour-employer relations in the world.
The group of about 30 businesspeople arrived back in South Africa on Sunday after four days in Accra attending seminars.
The Human Sciences Research Council will for the first time undertake a standardised survey of the informal sector in South Africa.
The spaza shop market is valued at around R40 billion per year and 90% or more of the transactions are cash.
A Durban-based husband and wife business team, Mholi and Nqobile Mthembu, believe the sky is the limit for their furniture design company, Woodnovation.
The timeshare industry, which is one of the earliest and largest examples of collaborative consumption, is a true backbone of the economy.
While Cape Town is home to several exclusive mansions, there are a few multimillion-rand properties in KZN, mostly in Zimbali and uMhlanga.
There are rewards programmes for health care, shopping and banking and now there is one for tenants.
KwaZulu-Natal’s North Coast is a “commercial sleeping giant”. This is the view of Mark Johnson, a licensee of Seeff North Coast.