Business Insights

Every industry has unique funding needs. Explore how construction, logistics, retail, manufacturing, and professional services businesses in South Africa can access the right funding to grow and manage cash flow.

Profitable but struggling to pay bills? Here are 5 warning signs your business has a cash flow problem and practical steps to fix them before it’s too late.

KD Strategies’ Kalnisha Singh reveals how strategic planning, business funding and intentional leadership drive sustainable growth. Learn her success secrets and actionable advice for founders.

Here’s how to improve mental health in your small or medium business without blowing the budget. Improve workplace well-being without blowing your budget. Explore expert-backed mental health strategies, free training resources, and leadership tips for South African businesses.

Ross Fitzcharles, CEO and founder of Preferental, shares his success story and advice for other founders. Discover how Ross Fitzcharles turned a tenant horror story into a R1 billion property management empire. Read his journey, founder advice, and future plans backed by Property24 and Capitec.

With a young population, rising middle class, and enduring entrepreneurial spirit, South Africa is well placed to untap its significant potential despite obvious challenges. From prioritising innovation to leaning into the nation’s thriving township economy, here are the areas every SME should prioritise to achieve sustainable growth in the year ahead.

The internet and all its associated digital tools empower us to work faster, communicate better, and transact more efficiently. Unfortunately, it also gives those with malicious intent more opportunities to take advantage of unsuspecting victims.

Setting your business up for sustainable growth requires careful investment. How can business funding be applied to achieve the best possible result? New investment is most effectively applied when a company is ready. Scaling a framework that is already working maximises your business loan’s potential to earn.

South Africa’s SMEs are indispensable in driving economic growth and development across our nation. Given their smaller size, employees in SMEs typically work in hands-on, hybrid roles – collaborating closely with colleagues across various departments.