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- POPIA enforcement and the SME supply chain risk
POPIA enforcement and the SME supply chain risk As POPIA enforcement intensifies, RubiBlue warns South African SMEs that the compliance gap is now a business risk as third-party threats gain […] The post POPIA enforcement and the SME supply chain risk appeared first on Cape Business News. Read more » - What can motorists afford to cut as household bills climb?
What can motorists afford to cut as household bills climb? September’s fuel increases are a reminder that an affordable car instalment can disguise an unaffordable monthly bill. Once petrol, insurance, […] The post What can motorists afford to cut as household bills climb? appeared first on Cape Business News. Read more » - Most executives see AI value, but only a quarter turn it into ROI
Most executives see AI value, but only a quarter turn it into ROI More than eight out of ten executives see value when implementing artificial intelligence (AI) into their businesses. […] The post Most executives see AI value, but only a quarter turn it into ROI appeared first on Cape… Read more » - Transnet Issues RFQ For Strategic Partner In Ngqura Manganese Export Corridor Project
Transnet Issues RFQ For Strategic Partner In Ngqura Manganese Export Corridor Project Transnet SOC Ltd (“Transnet”) has issued a Request for Qualification (RFQ) to commence the selection process for a […] The post Transnet Issues RFQ For Strategic Partner In Ngqura Manganese Export Corridor Project appeared first on Cape Business… Read more » - Suretyships in South Africa: What Are You Really Signing
Suretyships in South Africa: What Are You Really Signing Janet Mc Intosh | SchoemanLaw Inc Category: Litigation and Dispute Resolution In simple terms, a suretyship is an agreement in which […] The post Suretyships in South Africa: What Are You Really Signing appeared first on Cape Business News. Read more » - R88bn is sitting unclaimed. Who should be trusted to find the rightful owners?
R88bn is sitting unclaimed. Who should be trusted to find the rightful owners? South Africa’s financial system is sitting on an estimated R88 billion that belongs to people who don’t […] The post R88bn is sitting unclaimed. Who should be trusted to find the rightful owners? appeared first on Cape… Read more » - Consumers haven’t outgrown loyalty. They’ve outgrown the way loyalty is delivered.
Consumers haven’t outgrown loyalty. They’ve outgrown the way loyalty is delivered. Our phones have made everyday life easier, but loyalty programmes have some catching up to do, says Byron Rode, […] The post Consumers haven’t outgrown loyalty. They’ve outgrown the way loyalty is delivered. appeared first on Cape Business News. Read more » - SA’s energy transition cannot come at the expense of fire safety
SA’s energy transition cannot come at the expense of fire safety As South Africa accelerates the adoption of renewable energy, battery storage systems, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure, organisations must […] The post SA’s energy transition cannot come at the expense of fire safety appeared first on Cape Business News. Read more » - From ESG to sustainability: How South African REITs Turned Crisis into Competitive Advantage
From ESG to sustainability: How South African REITs Turned Crisis into Competitive Advantage Renewable energy and water security have become essential infrastructure for protecting income and asset values in SA. […] The post From ESG to sustainability: How South African REITs Turned Crisis into Competitive Advantage appeared first on Cape… Read more » - Rise of Emerging Managers
Rise of Emerging Managers Access to growth capital remains a significant constraint for South African businesses. While traditional bank funding plays an important role, many growing businesses are caught between […] The post Rise of Emerging Managers appeared first on Cape Business News. Read more »
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