The image of the entrepreneur working alone from a kitchen table has long been romanticised for its ‘flexibility’. But for a growing number of South African women, flexibility isn’t being built in isolation any longer.
By Niki Giles, Head of Strategy at Prescient Fund ServicesFor many South African women, financial independence is about far more than building wealth. It's about creating choices, security and freedom.One of the simplest and most
Keshal Sookha, Managing Executive for Commercial Strategy at Telkom Business South Africa has around 3 million micro, small and medium-sized enterprises, which collectively employ 13.4 million people. Many still lack affordable, secure and easy-to-manage digital tools.
Nadine Laubscher, Chief Financial Officer at Aurora Capital SAWomen’s Month is often framed around recognition, resilience, and progress. Financial independence deserves to be part of that same conversation because the ability to make choices is
