Research shows that the success rate of SMMEs improves if they have access to funding and markets, writes Thembeka Sobekwa
Help is at last on the way for small businesses affected by the riots that took place in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng. This is largely thanks to a R38.9bn Covid-19 pandemic and unrest support package unveiled by finance minister Tito Mboweni on July 28. In the short term, this financial assistance will provide a stimulus that helps the economy to recover.
Of this assistance, R2.3bn will be set aside to support uninsured small businesses, which will have to make applications from the state-owned insurance company Sasria. It is encouraging that the uninsured market has not been forgotten. This market consists of business owners who have lost everything. If they are willing to put in the work, they now have a chance to rebuild and recover...A subscription gives you full digital access to all Sunday Times content.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Akani Simbine primed for 100m medal: I want to fight to be the fastest man in the worldTo say AkaniSimbine has unfinished business with major championship finals is putting it mildly. By Ashfakmohamed IOLSport Olympics Tokyo2020 TeamSA
Read more »
Call by committee chair to use embattled Rwanda gold refiner mystifies minersSahlulele Luzipo appears to have done insufficient research in his support of the small operation mired in a tax dispute
Read more »
Kabza De Small wins big at the Samas | CitypressAmapiano hit factory Kabza De Small proved that he means business after walking away as the biggest winner with four SA Music Awards (Sama) on Saturday night.
Read more »
NEF pledges R150m to black industrialistsGoal of new fund is to promote and facilitate black economic participation through the provision of financial and non-financial support to black-owned and managed businesses
Read more »
Red Bull change Max Verstappen's motor for Hungarian GPThe ripples from Max33Verstappen's crash in the previous race continued as Honda tweeted they had replaced the engine on his car. IOLsport HungarianGP
Read more »
MARK BARNES: Business must work with state to provide equal access to educationBusiness and government must set aside differences and craft a joint solution, writes Mark Barnes.
Read more »