Meet @AnelileGibixego, author, writer, motivational speaker and founder of @NokurasaP Publishing 📚
After a bad experience with her own publisher, she created @NokurasaP, which prioritises stories by women.
Read more about her journey ➡️ https://t.co/XXz28LGnau
#SlayNationSA
Meet entrepreneur Sibongile Rakgatjane, the owner of Mamelodi-based @mo_bakery.
She shares her journey in entrepreneurship, how she plans to change the face of township businesses and other future plans with #SlayNationSA.
Read the full interview on https://t.co/GG0DwCvOYI
Busisiwe Vilakazi established beauty salon @lenasbee_ in 2014 in the backyard of her Soweto home.
She expanded her business and opened a beauty bar in Fourways in 2017 to service her growing clientele.
Today her business is booming 🇿🇦
Start where you are 🙏🏼
#SlayNationSA
As municipal services deteriorate and load-shedding becomes routine, consumers are forced to pay more for less. Some are fighting back. https://t.co/xAj3mRvkhO
SA’s vaccine rollout is taking time to gather momentum. In part, that’s because of manufacturer delays. But government tardiness is also to blame. https://t.co/6N4rFkJUiQ
Had Ramaphosa taken responsibility for the fact that the government failed to do what it had to, it would at least have shown leadership, writes @robrose_za. https://t.co/1LgKmsMoCf
In this week's edition of @FinancialMail:
*Life after Glencore's Ivan Glasenberg
*Cyril flicks the switch on economic reform
*Pennystocks on the JSE to buy, and avoid
*'Extortionate' rate hikes push SA to the brink
Read these and more plus Investors Monthly, in stores today!
Durban-based outfit called Africrypt, run by two barely 20-something brothers, is one of the most brazen scams in SA history and, if the numbers are correct, one of the biggest, writes @GTalevi. https://t.co/9ROwJYTHsT
Can Glencore fulfil the prediction of retiring CEO Ivan Glasenberg and become the largest miner in the world? It has a few hurdles to overcome to achieve this, but also some factors in its favour. https://t.co/XPTzwLDjiW
The warning signs are flashing: SA is in danger of breaking out into the sort of violence against foreigners we saw in 2008 and 2019, writes @justicemalala. https://t.co/sHuDekADU5
While there are legitimate questions to be asked, only the economically ignorant would see a R300bn asset in SAA, considering that all it has done is suck the taxpayer dry for a decade. https://t.co/FC3mYfRsaP
Cities like Joburg are buying bulk services, then slapping on vast ‘mark-ups’, to pay for soaring salaries and unjustified bonuses for municipal staff, writes @robrose_za. https://t.co/zMe6SMWXGE
In this week's edition of @FinancialMail:
*Life after Glencore's Ivan Glasenberg
*Cyril flicks the switch on economic reform
*Pennystocks on the JSE to buy, and avoid
*'Extortionate' rate hikes push SA to the brink
Read these and more plus Investors Monthly, in stores tomorrow!
Grief doesn’t just apply to death. We grieve when people are no longer in our lives. We grieve wishes and dreams that never came to pass. We grieve ideas that never fully materialized. We grieve how relationships used to be or what we wanted to be. We grieve our old selves.
Former President Thabo Mbeki's "I am an African" speech in Parliament is, in my opinion, the best speech ever delivered in Parliament. It is immortal. It needs to be reflected on, and acted upon.