Online Resources & Support for SMEs
There have been thousands of articles, reports and ebooks written; websites and platforms set up; and webinars delivered to support South African small businesses during these
7 May 2020
There have been thousands of articles, reports and ebooks written; websites and platforms set up; and webinars delivered to support South African small businesses during these
This post was written by Michelle Matthews, Senior Consultant at Fraser Consulting. The short answer is: with much difficulty. But it’s not impossible. The Centre for
The National Lockdown may have fundamentally changed the way you run your business or deliver your product or service. Or perhaps you’re now offering an entirely
With the country in lockdown for 3 weeks and potentially longer, it has never been a more uncertain and challenging time to be an entrepreneur in
BY TOM JACKSON ON NOVEMBER 27, 2017 African startup ecosystems take time to develop and will not be built overnight, according to Alexandra Fraser, former Silicon Cape chair and
HealthTech Market Maps: 50+ companies redefining health in South Africa The healthtech opportunities defined in two infographics from mLab and reHealthAfrica mLab, as part of its
BY TOM JACKSON ON FEBRUARY 2, 2016 Ghanaian church management software startup Asoriba was named Africa’s best startup at the inaugural Seedstars Africa event held in Casablanca, Morocco over
BY TOM JACKSON ON MARCH 29, 2017 Four teams of serious games developers will next week pitch for ZAR1 million (US$74,000) in funding at an event in Cape Town.
By Graham van der Made: Editor on 9 March, 2017 A new infographic has been released which shows why Cape Town is the startup capital of Africa. The report
By Graham van der Made: Editor on 27 January, 2017 Funding your startup is one of, if not the most crucial part of creating the company. While bootstrapping
By Sarah Rice on 25 August, 2016 Right now in the South African funding landscape, there is a gap between the ‘friends, fools and family’ money at the
Business Report | 24 March 2017, 4:44pm Vivian Warby Cape Town – A growing number of local and international entrepreneurs as well as numerous corporates, for example Barclays Africa