Creating your own business.
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Written by Frances Wright
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Through a recent study conducted on business success, it became clear that South Africans are highly enterprising and can find innovative ways of making a living. What has also become clear, however, is that only about 3% of entrepreneurs become employers, thus affording employment to somebody else.
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Written by Anthony Farr
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The most successful companies of any time represent an idea whose time has come. Ford was driven by the idea that automobile transport could be accessible to the average American family. Cirque du Soleil created a new industry by combining the best of the circus with elements of the theatre; and locally, Thawte provided companies around the world with a safe, secure way of making online transactions and helped them capitalise on the growing online audience.
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Written by Allan Holender
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Blending the spiritual with the commercial is a time-honored tradition. Best-selling authors like Norman Vincent Peale and Og Mandino have shared their inspiration for decades.
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Written by Denvor Phokaners
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“Youth entrepreneurs often have more creative ideas and are often more open to risk. They also have fresh mindsets and lots of energy. These qualities are important for the economic development.”
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Written by James Gareth Smith
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 A meeting between the Lord Mayor of London, Alderman Michael Bear, and a select group of South African technology companies has laid the platform that could well launch South Africa's ambitions to become a global technology player. A decision was made to send a delegation of local companies to participate in the TechWorld Conference in London in November this year.
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