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National policies, fiscal budgets, macroeconomic shifts, and institutional governance.
The Wellness Factor of Life in Johannesburg
The Wellness Factor of life is most importantly about understanding what wellness means, and its impact on your life. Wellness is the practice of healthy habits every day to achieve better physical and mental health results, surviving as well as prospering. To achieve...
Russia-Ukraine Geopolitics creates Opportunity for SA Agri-Commodities
All war affects geopolitics and has a direct impact on global economics by reshaping demand and supply. From an international trade perspective, the current Russia-Ukraine dispute has created opportunity for largest African agricultural commodity exporters like South...
The Economic Strength of South African Small Businesses
South African small businesses are capable of sustaining the lives of their business owners, communities, and the national economy, as they are the largest employer (50% of labour force), and contribute over 30% of GDP. The World Bank and International Finance...
META: The Blue Ocean Shift by Facebook
Facebook has changed its name to Meta, a brilliant move from a Blue Ocean Shift perspective; a shift presenting new product and service journeys for the group, and its communities of Advertisers, Content Creators, Developers and Partners as virtual reality takes over...
Vendors & Cross Borders: Zimbabwe must Formalise Informal Businesses for Economic Growth
An informal business sector is that sector which uses capital and unskilled labour in production and produces non traded consumption goods whereas a formal sector utilizes skilled and unskilled labour in production and produces a traded good which is both an...
A World of Trade: Productivity Matters more than Currency
Many citizens of developing nations are more worried about the fluctuation of their local currency rates against the US dollar, when they should be concern themselves more on what they are actually producing for export. In this world of trade, what matters more is...
Resolving Youth Unemployment in Africa
The continent of Africa is seized with a catastrophe whose antidote seems elusive with the passage of time – Youth Unemployment. Many see it coming, Governments across the continent continue to complain about it, youths are not only anxious but disappointed that...
Opportunities for Destinations Management Companies in Botswana
There are many opportunities for Destinations Management businesses in the tourism industry in Botswana, creating unique travel and tour packages that can be consumed by local, regional, and international visitors. Botswana is a tourist destination that is amongst the...
The Money Transfer Race for Africa
Money Transfer is on the rise in Africa, and there are several brands taking the lead in dominating territories and other market segments. Remittance flows to sub-Saharan Africa were recorded to be $48 billion in 2019, but the true total is likely to be significantly...
Digital Marketing Course | the African Way
Created by Oscar Habeenzu, over a period of twenty years, this Digital Marketing course is built to equipment the learner with modern knowledge and skills for a 4IR African economy, and is run Cabanga Academy and its partners in South Africa, Botswana, Zambia, Kenya,...
The Key Performance Areas of the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA)
South Africa needs more youth owned businesses. According to National Youth Development Agency (NYDA), to date, 241,000+ youths received Business Support Development Services, and 29,000+ jobs created from that assistance. The NYDA is a South African-based agency...
Swahili in South Africa
The South African Minister of Basic Education made the announcement in September 2018, Swahili was to be included in the education system. This was, and is a great and bold move to further extend South Africa's dominance as the most advanced economy in Africa, as...