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The Township economy’s growth presents opportunities for investors near and far
This Africa Month, celebrated against the backdrop of South Africa’s 30 years of democracy should remind us that Africans have always traded.
The Mapungubwe Kingdom...
Brand South Africa recognises the country’s 3.1% economic growth for the second quarter
As the country hosts business and world leaders at the 2019 World Economic Forum on Africa in Cape Town, the positive news on the...
Brand South Africa views Statistics SA’s GDP results as a wake-up call
Johannesburg, Wednesday 05 June 2019 – Brand South Africa notes with concern the results released by Stats SA which indicate that South Africa’s gross...
Brand South Africa to participate in Africa Travel Indaba 2019
South Africa prides itself on being one of the top tourist destinations in the world. On average, the country welcomes over 3 million* (2017)...
South African Tourism, stakeholders on SME development
South African Tourism and other stakeholders spoke about how they were helping the Hidden Gems in the country, during a live webinar.
Melissa Javan
The small-...
New Stats SA research shows we are slowly becoming healthier
For the first time since 1998, Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) has conducted an exhaustive study of South Africa’s demographics. The first report, covering...
How South Africans spend their income
The Living Conditions Survey from Statistics South Africa gives insight into how South Africans spend their income. The biggest expenses are housing and utilities.
Brand...
WHO endorses South Africa’s sugar tax
The World Health Organization has backed South Africa’s stance on taxing sugary drinks. It is a step towards curbing non-communicable diseases such as diabetes...
GetOn gives a hand up with skills
Skills are needed to build a business. GetOn teaches these skills to bright, ambitious youngsters who go out into the world burning with desire to help slash jobless numbers and grow the country for the better for all.
South Africa’s economy grows by 4.1%
South Africa's Gross Domestic Product increased by 4.1% in the fourth quarter of 2014, Stats SA
announced on Tuesday, accelerating much more than the markets expected - thanks largely to
higher production in the manufacturing sector.
