Author: Rowan De Klerk, CEO of The CFO Centre South AfricaMost South African business owners are in for a rude awakening when it comes time to sell. Despite years —often decades —of hard work, many
South Africa stands at a pivotal moment, where the transformative power of AI intersects with the urgent need for economic revitalisation. While AI holds immense promise, particularly for the SME sector, realising its potential requires
Wise Move, South Africa’s leading tech-enabled moving platform, has released its inaugural 2025 Migration Report, offering new insight into the residential and economic mobility patterns shaping the country. The report is based on proprietary data
The Youth Employment Service (YES) and Sanlam have partnered to launch an exciting initiative to support 60 youth-owned businesses across South Africa’s creative, green, and digital economy sectors. This partnership marks a logical next step
President Ramaphosa’s announcement of a R20 billion fund to empower small businesses in the country at the recent State of the Nation Address (SONA), underscores the importance of South Africa’s approximate 3 million SMMEs. SMMEs
This Week@Work, top performers across sport, business and any other aspect of life surround themselves with the people who can bring out the best in them. You should too.Aurik BusinessTo be your best, get the
Aions Creative Technology has pivoted to become a dedicated seed fund manager under Aions Ventures to strengthen its position as a leading force in early-stage investment with a strategic focus on expanding its impact across
It’s time we take them seriously."That’s not a real job.” A father tells his daughter as she shares her dream of becoming a full-time content creator. Across the city, a teacher shakes her head when
Venture builder Aions Creative Technology announced the addition of two innovative startups, Milli and Franc, to its investment portfolio, bringing the total number of investees to 11. This expansion underscores its commitment to fostering entrepreneurship
The story of how the owner of Pietermaritzburg-based football club, Royal AM, has come under the fire by SARS for alleged tax evasion amounting up to R40 million, is a key lesson for any business
