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SAWUBONA [Page 114-118] Now with its own dedicated ministry and a new national strategy, the tourism sector looks set to take centre stage as an economy builder and job creator. This is Tourism Month and we have a newish national…

TRANSFORM SA Page 28 [28-30] South Africa's property sector does not only lack transformation at ownership level but there is also no black representation at big companies. This means property ownership remains lopsided, allowing only for whites and rich foreigners,…

TRANSFORM SA Page 28 [29-31] South Africa's property sector does not only lack transformation at ownership level but there is also no black representation at big companies. This means property ownership remains lopsided, allowing only for whites and rich foreigners,…

WITS BUSINESS SCHOOL JOURNAL, THE [Page 38-39] Supply chains key to BEE By Stephen Timm Anglo American's successful Anglo Zimele model demonstrates that twinning mentorship with funding - either in equity or loans - is one of the most effective…

WITS BUSINESS SCHOOL JOURNAL, THE [Page 58-59] In South Africa, far more women than men were hit by this crisis. According to Statistics South Africa, the number of unemployed women and men increased by 173 000 and 53 000 respectively…

MERCURY, Network Page 2 THE Ulundi-born but Pretoria-based boss of the National Empowerment Fund, Philisiwe Buthelezi, has scooped the influential title of Businesswomen's Association (BWA) Businesswoman of the Year Award in the corporate category Nondumiso Mzizana, the CEO of Sikelela…

SUNDAY INDEPENDENT Page 11 ric country s top ousinesswomen were awarded at a function during women's month —a fitting gesture from the Business Womens Association and its partners Nedbank and Telkom. The powerhouse employment funder, Philisiwe Buthelezi and dynamite medical…

SUNDAY INDEPENDENT Page 11 ric country s top ousinesswomen were awarded at a function during women's month —a fitting gesture from the Business Womens Association and its partners Nedbank and Telkom. The powerhouse employment funder, Philisiwe Buthelezi and dynamite medical…

FINANCIAL MAIL Page 27 WINNER, e,S7.7 LOSERS WINNER Dikgang Moseneke Overlooked a second time for the job of chief justice that should have gone to him, the deputy chief justice salvages the esteem and dignity of the highest court by…

PUBLIC EYE FREE STATE, Business & Economy Page 17 By Mathapedl Ramonotsl BLOEMFONTEIN - Emerging small crafts businesses in Bloemfontein are struggling to market their products because of lack of exposu re. "We feel there is no exposure at all…