If you have entrepreneurial ambitions but haven’t quite found the right avenue yet – you’ve clicked on the right place. Starting your own business is more accessible with the rise of the internet and online shopping in South Africa. All you need to start a business is an active internet connection and a computer.
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It is estimated that the global pandemic left over 2.2 million South Africans without jobs. An unprecedented number of South African households have been under immense financial strain, and many people had to think and act fast to get additional streams of income. The biggest obstacle that many people face right and will continue to have, seeing the economic impact that COVID-19 has had on the country, is a lack of financial resources to start their businesses.
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Starting a business from the ground up is an exhilarating feeling, but often, budding entrepreneurs don’t know where to start. There is no set sequence for where to begin your entrepreneurial endeavours, but if you do need some inspiration or guidance; we’ll give you some tips on how to start your company, all the way to registering your business and being legit.
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The internet has revolutionized a lot of things but, one thing it’s made more tangible and accessible is starting a business. People from all backgrounds are now, more than ever, empowered to make their entrepreneurial ambitions a reality. The global pandemic has had an immense impact on the South African economy and household incomes.
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Venturing into entrepreneurship and seeing your vision come to fruition is an exhilarating experience. There is no linear path of starting a business – you start with what you have and where you are. If you’ve been sitting with a lucrative business idea that you’re passionate about and haven’t started – what are you waiting for?
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Today, the 4th of September 2020, marks the ninth annual Small Business Friday that aims to shine the spotlight on the positive socio-economic impact that small businesses have in South Africa. According to banking.org.za, a whopping 91% of the country’s formalized businesses consists of SME’s.
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The global pandemic has presented small businesses, big industries and society as a whole with enormous challenges. Lockdown level 5 had the most stringent regulations – many nonessential service businesses had to close their doors indefinitely.
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The month of August is Women’s Month in South Africa; a time to celebrate and uplift the women of this country. Women are the backbone of society, and that should be celebrated every single day of the year. While giving women their flowers for being resilient and essential members of the community, we can’t separate the broader social issues that women have to navigate.
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In the words of music icon Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter; who run the world? Girls! Women’s month means that we take some time to reflect and celebrate the strides that women are making in all spheres of life.
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The COVID-19 pandemic undeniably caused disruptions to the economy, businesses and civil society...
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WhatsApp has become the primary means of communication for the majority of South Africa. South...
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Businesses, big and small, need to be online. We’ve seen a massive shift where brick and mortar...
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