Volume 1 - Issue 1 : August 11

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In November 2010 the new companies act came into effect. Small and medium enterprises would do well to take note of this new act.

The main features of the Companies Act, 2008, which came into effect in November 2010, are as follows:

 It has been modernised and brought into line with international best practices. This applies in particular to public companies, communications and corporate governance. At the same time, it has been harmonised with other South African legislation, such as the Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) and the Electronic Communications and Transactions (ECT) Act.

 It has been simplified and made less prescriptive to make it easier to understand and apply, in the following ways.....READ MORE

 

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Success Stories

Opportunity and hard work – a recipe for success - From working in a corporate to being owner of two Cash Crusader stores – with a 50% stake in five other stores – Herman Kitshoff shares his story ...READ MORE

The ‘pro’ in professional - An established leader in the provision of products and services in the hot dip galvanising, anti-corrosion and duplex coatings markets, Pro-Galv is one man’s vision of establishing a facility with emphasis on the highest level of quality and service. Founder and sole member, Gradus Wendt, tells his story....READ MORE

Industry Story

Women in Business

In the fight for equality we must take care, that once achieved, it does not become a prejudiced drive for dominance, and a warping of the truth. Herein is the challenge for woman in business.
Looking at history and the emancipation of women, which started around 1750, we can appreciate that we have come a long way.....READ MORE


 

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Buying a Property

To buy or not to buy a property? Even a modern day MacBeth would wrestle with this question - especially at this time. So, what’s the answer? And, how do you make the right decision?

The first step in the business property purchase decision process is to really understand your business, its purpose, objectives and needs. This may read as if we are stating the obvious but it isn’t. Management consultants such as Deloitte, KPMG and the like make a fortune every year providing a service that does exactly that – helping big businesses understand their business, their purpose, objectives and needs. So, what is obvious is that small businesses need to do this as well. Why? To put it in a nutshell, it will save you a lot of frustration, wasted time and money. This is your bottom line.....READ MORE

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