Partnering for Enterprise Development that makes business sense: Israel Noko, CEO of NPI Governance Consulting PARTNERING FOR ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT THAT MAKES BUSINESS SENSE When multinational optical and optoelectronic technology company, ZEISS South Africa, wanted to improve its Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) status, it enlisted the services of BEE advisory … [Read more...] about Partnering for Enterprise Development that makes business sense
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Eating insects has long made sense in Africa. The world must catch up | The Conversation
Eating insects has long made sense in Africa. The world must catch up: Africa is home to a rich diversity of edible insects like mopani worms. FlickrEating insects is as old as mankind. Globally, 2 billion people consume insects, a practise known as entomophagy. It is more common in Africa than anywhere else in the world. The continent is home to the richest diversity of edible … [Read more...] about Eating insects has long made sense in Africa. The world must catch up | The Conversation
Get ready for the Cape Town Brown Sense Market
Get ready for the Cape Town Brown Sense Market: The Cape Town Brown Sense market is an authentic space to enjoy great food, music and company. Bring the family to support truly multicultural local vendors and their unique creations. Source: Media Update Submit your own Press Release or get free content for your publication. My Press Release (MyPR) provides free South African … [Read more...] about Get ready for the Cape Town Brown Sense Market
Why it makes sense to advertise to the commuter market
Why it makes sense to advertise to the commuter market: According to Terry Murphy, marketing and marketing services executive for Primedia Outdoor, the commuter market is the country’s single biggest consumer market, comprising approximately 22.6-million people (AMPS, 2015) and offering a valuable opportunity to advertising and media planners. Source: Media Update Submit your … [Read more...] about Why it makes sense to advertise to the commuter market
Why it doesn’t make sense that all informal mining is deemed illegal | The Conversation
Legalising the small-scale and artisanal mining sector may unlock entrepreneurship opportunities. Reuters/Luc GnagoThroughout Africa artisanal and small-scale mining, whether legal or illegal, has been associated with social problems such as conflict, environmental damage, health risks and child labour. Although there are no exact numbers of how many people participate in such … [Read more...] about Why it doesn’t make sense that all informal mining is deemed illegal | The Conversation
