Uber Eats has signed a three-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Gauteng Department of Economic Development (GDED), to implement the Township Development Act by leveraging the power of technology to create earning opportunities for merchants and delivery people in township communiti.
Uber Eats SA signs a three-year partnership deal with the Gauteng Provincial Government, to establish thousands of jobs for youths across the region’s townships.
Director of Milpark Business School, Segran Nair says that it is critical for business schools to not only develop business literacy skills among students but to develop individuals holistically so that they become better businesspeople - and better leaders.
Over the past Easter weekend, I was invited to speak with my colleague, Honorable Member of the WC Provincial Legislature Nomi Khondlo at a packed Business Breakfast hosted in a Nyanga church by Pastors Nhlanhla and Xoliswa Nkala. It was an honour and privilege to share a platform with successful entrepreneurs like Thandi Matoti Mvalo, Nomakhosazana Limani and Akona Mbadamana who shared their inspirational stories of resilience, courage and perseverance. Access to finance, access to markets and building the bridge between the formal and informal economy especial revitalization of Township Economy was the recurring theme. This got me thinking about the great unequal economic landscape of the Western Cape especially in Cape Town and the growing disparities between formal and informal economies, they haves and the have nots… Somethings got it give.