Article provided by SDC Amidst a myriad of change happening across the world at government and socio-economic levels, SDC (Skills Development Corporation) share their views on how these changes have affected the Skills Development sector in South Africa. “Nothing has changed from a government legislation perspective,” says Mikaela Robertson, Key Accounts Manager for SDC. “Business […]
Article provided by PayFast One thing that lockdown has taught us is the importance of having an online presence for your business. However, making the shift is often easier said than done. For many brick-and-mortar businesses, moving online may be deemed as a daunting task because of everything that’s required to get up and running; […]
Article provided Absa Keep your business in balance with these foreign exchange (FX) strategies for COVID-19 and beyond Right now, the only thing that’s certain is uncertainty. As any entrepreneur will tell you, the COVID-19 pandemic – with its lockdowns and downturns – has brought confusion and volatility to almost every aspect of doing business.
Article provided by Liberty Corporate More than seven months ago, our president, Cyril Ramaphosa, announced a nationwide lockdown to limit the spread of COVID-19. President Ramaphosa was praised around the world for the strict measures taken to protect South Africans. These measures meant that only essential services were allowed to operate during this period and, […]
Article written by Burt Rodrigues (Bizcommunity) If you check out any airlines’ publicity right now you’d almost feel as though they wrap you in a magic COVID-19-free bubble from the minute you board your flight to the moment you leave. But is this true? To a certain degree, it is, as according to the CDC: […]
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Article provided by PayFast PayFast’s Managing Director and Founder, Jonathan Smit, reflects on the unprecedented year that was and offers advice on what online sellers can do in preparation for the Black Friday/Cyber Monday weekend. The COVID-19 lockdown resulted in a massive shift in e-commerce volumes, which we’re still seeing now, and has boosted e-commerce […]
Article provided by SDC According to StatsSA, the current youth unemployment rate is sitting at 59% in the first quarter of 2020. The obvious increase since COVID-19 hit does not require too much imagination.
