Stop all of your digital marketing efforts RIGHT NOW!
At least, stop until you’ve listened to or watched this episode… because most of the digital marketing advice you hear is completely wrong and completely inappropriate for your small enterprise.
In this episode, your host Niel Malan shares the three exact steps you need to be taking in your digital marketing strategy to start earning money NOW, not far into the future.
Sphetho Siyengo, is an entrepreneur and now author of a book titled The South African Entrepreneur: A HANDY GUIDE TO STARTING AND RUNNING YOUR OWN BUSINESS. In the book he unpacks some of the most important pointers that guides aspiring entrepreneurs who are considering to start their own businesses on how to get them off the ground successfully.
One retailer in Cape Town, South Africa has been tapping into a relatively new market in the country, selling food waste products at discounted rates to the public. In developing countries food loss equates to around 310 billion dollars annually but a lot of that waste is perfectly safe to consume and be sold as well. This retailer has now become somewhat of a local food waste champion who is also relieving pressure on cash strapped consumers. Travers Andrews has this report.
Shocking economic data coming out from Stats SA. The latest quarterly GDP data indicates that South Africa's GDP declined by 3.2% in the first quarter - a much bigger drop than estimations of around a 1.6% decline. Let's delve more into this with Isaah Mhlanga, Executive Chief Economist at Alexander Forbes speaking on a macro-economic perspective and Vusi Thembekwayo to give a micro-economics perspective as an entrepreneur and self-made millionaire.
June 1 marks the start of Youth Month in South Africa and coinciding with this day is Forbes Africa's release of its 30 under 30 list. It's been raved about for the last few weeks. Those featured on the list are young entrepreneurs from different parts of Africa. To speak to us about this list is Ancillar Mangena, a Journalist and Editor of Forbes Africa 30 Under 30.
South Africa is renowned for its rich heritage, celebrated through music, dance, food and especially traditional clothing. Giving a modern twist to ethnic fashion is becoming increasingly popular, as CGTN's Yolisa Njamela discovers.
Cape Town, South Africa, has recently witnessed rapid expansion of a coffee culture. But, for the most part, this was in the urban areas. Not anymore.Three young men from one of the biggest townships in the country are committed to taking coffee to the people in their immediate surroundings. CCTV's Yolisa Njamela with the story
There is a sweet dream for a group of young African entrepreneurs from Togo. These young They entrepreneurs want to create their own chocolate using local, organic ingredients. CCTV's Malini Wilkes reports.