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DR PALESA MONYAKE PROFILE
Dr Palesa Monyake Dr Palesa Monyake is a young Passionate Paediatric Intensivist currently working at
Justice Malala’s keynote address at SEIFSA’s Presidential Breakfast
South Africa’s severe economic challenges — from load-shedding to the inflationary effects of the war in Ukraine — make it more important than ever for SEIFSA to take a stand and call for a far more business-friendly environment. Written by : Annie Hodes of Angelfish PR and Events
Impala Rustenburg invests in small business development hub
September 2022 – Impala Rustenburg has invested R8,6 million into developing an Economic Inclusion Centre (EIC) that will serve as a small business hub for mine-community small, medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs).
Inspired Education Group appointments
Following recent global acquisitions, Inspired Education Group (IEG) has made some changes in their African portfolio with appointments in two roles in South Africa.
Seeff- Hartbeespoort and Brits property market stable as we head into summer
Despite mounting economic challenges and rising interest rates, the Hartbeespoort and Brits property market remains stable. In fact, Seeff has enjoyed a record year with over R200 million in sales with our turnover up by 120% compared to 2021.
BUSINESS SIDE OF MEDICINE
Business and Finance experts recently shared their wealth of knowledge at the Business side of Medicine event hosted by the Dr Lethabo Machaba Foundation at the Johannesburg General Electric’s Innovation Centre on the 17th of September.
NEOLIFE TO EMPOWER LOCAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND TACKLE UNEMPLOYMENT ON THE BACK OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS TRENDS
Concerned by the rising cost of living and high rate of unemployment in South Africa, particularly amongst our youth, health, and wellness stalwart NeoLife is on a drive to grow its entrepreneurial programme by 20% in the coming year.
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.