Month: August 2022
STARTUP – Ask the right questions: it’s important
In a world where we are confronted with information overload, we tend to think that all the information we will ever need must surely be found on the search engines of the World Wide Web. By Linda Botts
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT: BEE kind, BEE skilled, BEE involved, BEEAfrican
The initiative to upskill women and youth in the science of Beekeeping. By Linda Botts.
The motivation behind Smarties
In 1994 my husband and I moved to Hartbeespoort. We started our family in 1995 and soon became aware of the fact that there were no English preschools in Hartbeespoort. Our children had no choice but to attend an Afrikaans preschool. By Natliegh Strydom.
SA Harvest Celebrates International Women’s Day by Appointing 2nd Woman to Board
USA-based South African expat Charlene Lingham has joined the board of SA Harvest, the South African food rescue organisation whose mission is to end hunger in South Africa. Along with her passion for social impact, Charlene brings a unique blend of insights and experience based on her background in entrepreneurship and growth marketing.
What is my property worth?
Any seller will obviously want to maximize on the selling price of his / her property, but the reality is that the true market value of a property cannot be based on the aforementioned.
By Donna Nass
Licensee of Seeff Hartbeespoort
& Surrounding Area’s
How to get the lowest interest rate on you home loan. By Property Tree.
Despite the economic turbulence in South Africa, the repo rate has remained two percentage points lower than it was before the pandemic’s onset in mid-March 2020.
How to refresh your dining room on a budget
Apply these tips from Donna Nass to take your dining room to the next level, at little to no cost with Seeff.
By Donna Nass (Seeff Harties & Brits)
Entrepreneurs seize “Play Your Part” Opportunity
Brand South Africa 2022/23’s Play Your Part business development program, Ignite, is off to a rollicking start.
Do business the legal way
In order to do business, the legal way, you need to be a registered business and be tax compliant firstly, but you also need to comply with the labour laws of the country. Depending on the type of industry you trade in, there might also be laws governing the in- and out- flow of goods or services, and how you deal with payments. By Linda Botts
Unprecedented: Coffee in a the time of Covid
It has been a scary and unprecedented time in the coffee industry. Communities around the world have been in lockdown to halt the Covid-19 pandemic through the past two years. Never before had the human consciousness been so collectively concentrated on a single force and experienced such disruptions to our everyday lives.
By Iain Evans, Publisher of Coffee magazine and Hostex Ambassador
The good, the bad and the ugly of Women’s Day
This day is a positive tribute to gender equality and women’s rights. 9 August 1956 marks the day that about 20,000 women marched to the Union Buildings in Pretoria to protest legislation that gave the government control over the movement of black women in urban areas by amalgamating the hated Pass Laws into one Act which would extend its power to include the restriction of the movement of black women in designated white areas.
Pricing products involves a good shot of psychology
The price you charge for your products has a direct impact on the success of your business. And it is one of the toughest questions to answer, especially if you are offering a service. Thus, it is not worth settling on a thumb-suck price or copying the competition.