The definition of heritage means, amongst other things, inherited traditions, tributes, objects, and culture. Most importantly though, it describes the range of activities, meanings, and behaviours that we draw from them.
September is the start of an exciting season for South Africans. With the anticipation of spring and Heritage Day celebrations, we certainly cannot go through the month without a lekker braai in true South African style.
Whether you are a plumber, electrician, cabinetmaker, refrigeration expert, tiler or builder, skilled handymen are always in demand. For many, the best way to make the most of the opportunity is to open your own business.
Small businesses are big news! In South Africa, small, medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs) are responsible for 40% of all business in the country and 36% of the GDP.
With the fresh breeze of a new season blowing in, it’s time to get those gardens ready to blossom with beauty!
Every home needs a good spring clean every now and then, and a business is no different. We work more effectively and efficiently when there is order about us.
After months of hibernation, spring has finally sprung! It’s time to shed those layers and get ready for the new season. Not only is it the perfect time to do your routine maintenance on those areas you neglected during the colder days, but the warmer weather also brings with it exciting opportunities to switch up your living space.
Running your own business can be both stressful and exciting. By considering potential risks or events before they happen and having a risk management plan in place, you can save money and protect your business’s future.
As the old saying goes, “if you want something done, do it yourself” – especially when it comes to basic car maintenance! Doing it yourself can help you avoid the inconvenience and expense of a mechanic.
A recent poll, conducted by BusinessTech, showed that South Africans are showing increasing interest in buying franchises.
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