Globally, cyberattacks are on the rise and more small businesses are being targeted. According to the World Economic Forum, cybercriminals often target smaller companies that serve larger clients. SMMEs that serve critical infrastructure providers and global
What a year…. And there might still be a twist to come. With over 2 billion people in more than 50 countries heading to the polls, 2024 has been hailed as democracy’s biggest test. South Africa,
South African Business Matters presents "Entrepreneurship Matters," a segment where we highlight South Africa’s innovative leaders who thrive on the challenges of business. In this interview, Johan van Greune, CEO of BooYaa Golf, shares insights
As a business owner, have you thought about what happens to your business and staff if you pass away? A financial planner explains why it’s something you shouldn’t put off. Thinking about what happens in
In this week's edition of This Week@Work, we explore the power of purpose. Pavlo Phitidis had the pleasure of visiting a thriving tea company that proudly showcases their original tea sorter—an ingenious DIY creation from
Economic recovery is a crucial imperative for South Africa, as it paves the way for sustainable growth and urgently needed job creation. Among the various sectors poised to make a significant impact, entrepreneurship stands out
Bidvest Bank is making significant strides in empowering its female employees through its strategic Mmamollo programme. Launched in August last year during Women’s Month, Mmamollo, which means "to ignite with fire," aims to develop the
Unlock the Secrets to Building a Sellable BusinessIn just under 90 seconds, Aurik co-founder and CEO Pavlo Phitidis highlights why it’s crucial for business owners to start focusing on their business’s value now. Discover key
With only a mere 31% of registered women-owned businesses in South Africa, recognising the significant economic contributions of women entrepreneurs has become more pressing than ever before. This Women's Month, South African SME funding provider,
Small, medium, and micro Enterprises (SMMEs) are crucial to the South African economy, contributing significantly to GDP and employment. According to the Small Enterprise Development Agency (SEDA), SMMEs account for approximately 34% of South Africa's
