Tag: knowledge
The underinsurance crisis – why so many South Africans are at...
South Africans are dangerously underinsured, and the consequences can be financially devastating. Whether it’s damage to a home, loss of personal belongings, or major agricultural losses, too many individuals only discover coverage gaps when it’s far too late. In many cases, policies don’t reflect the true value of assets.
Educational marketing – the new path to customer loyalty
We live in a time when information is everywhere. Consumers are savvy and seek information and reviews about products and brands to make informed purchasing decisions. Consumers no longer want to be convinced; they want to be informed.
Lifelong learning for entrepreneurs – key to growth
There is a pervasive myth that entrepreneurship cannot be taught. If you were not born an entrepreneur, you are out of luck. If you are a born entrepreneur, success is presumed to come naturally. Both ideas are problematic. If entrepreneurship means setting up a business and taking financial risks to realise profit, it is teachable.
Understanding gap cover misconceptions
Understanding gap cover misconceptions is essential to ensure you make informed decisions about your medical expenses and coverage. Today’s consumers are facing more medical expense shortfalls, co-payments, and sub-limits than ever before. As a result, gap cover has become essential for comprehensive medical cover and protection against unexpected financial burdens.
Tech pathways for matriculants – from matric results to careers
With the 2024 matric results being announced on Monday, there are tech pathways for matriculants. These pathways could open up a world of possibilities for aspiring tech professionals. The South African technology sector is undergoing an extraordinary transformation. This change is marked by a surging demand for skilled professionals across diverse industries.
Lobola, marriage and homeownership – navigating the implications
In many African cultures, the conclusion of lobola negotiations marks a major milestone. It symbolises the formal union of two families. While this deeply rooted tradition is widely embraced, fewer people understand its impact on homeownership.
Legal opportunities in mining – unlocking new potential
Legal opportunities in mining are rapidly expanding as South Africa’s mining sector continues to evolve. This offers significant growth and policy influence. In recent months, a wave of international law firms has closed their doors in South Africa. They cite challenges like economic uncertainty. As a mining lawyer, I have a deep-rooted belief in this country’s potential.
Predicaments of Knowledge
Reflections on race, language, colonial, postcolonial and decolonial knowledge projects that explore the pitfalls and possibilities that face South African universities and a post-apartheid generation inventing the future of knowledge.
Why Self-Made Businesses Are Choosing Xero for Smarter Accounting
Running a business is no easy feat, and for self-made entrepreneurs, every decision counts. Managing finances effectively can be the difference between thriving and just getting by. That’s where Xero steps in—offering cloud-based accounting software that provides business owners with the tools they need to manage their finances smarter.
BOOK REVIEW | Earth
It’s the tabloid sensation of the year: two well-known footballers standing in the dock, charged with sexual assault, a series of vile text messages pointing towards their guilt. As the trial unfolds, Evan Keogh reflects on the events that have led him to this moment. Since leaving his island home, his life has been a lie on many levels.
