19 01, 2016

Dream killer – what’s stopping you from rocking success?

2016-01-13T07:57:08+02:00January 19th, 2016|Articles for Teens, Home, How To Articles|

Do you have awesome dreams for your business that just won’t come together? So many great ideas that just stay in your head? So many things you could have done but didn’t.... Congrats – you’re a typical entrepreneur. One thing everyone knows about entrepreneurs is that we’re big dreamers – that’s where the world’s most [...]

15 01, 2016

Glass Half Full or Half Empty

2016-01-13T07:57:14+02:00January 15th, 2016|Articles for Parents, Articles for Teens, Home|

Proceed with caution the sign read. So you took off at a reasonable pace, not too much pedal to the metal and as smoothly as possible took the first turn. You have your driver's license and your intention is to master the road ahead yet this does not guarantee your first bumper bashing. If you [...]

8 01, 2016

You finally got your matric results, What now?

2016-01-13T07:57:37+02:00January 8th, 2016|Articles for Parents, Articles for Teens, Home|

So you finally got your matric results and are sighing with relief that your high school days are now a thing of the past? Well, gone too are the days that university admission was the only route to follow after matric. There has over the past few years been several options that have unfolded for [...]

24 09, 2015

PRIVATE SECTOR CONTRIBUTION BOOST FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE WESTERN CAPE!

2017-02-02T12:35:41+02:00September 24th, 2015|Home, Topical Articles|

Entrepreneurship is fast becoming a key pillar in the growth of the South African economy. While the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) report released in January this year shows that conditions that support the South African Entrepreneurial ecosystem have slipped and that fewer adults are involved in entrepreneurial activity, it is widely understood that entrepreneurship is [...]

9 02, 2015

SA’s youth challenges can be solved through entrepreneurship

2017-02-02T12:35:42+02:00February 9th, 2015|Articles for Parents, Articles for Teens, Home|

The first time I went to Khayelitsha was on a Sunday afternoon. I had spent the day lazing around, when a friend called to say he was going there to drop somebody off and asked if I wanted to tag along. In a heartbeat I said yes; it had been almost 3 years since I moved to Cape Town, and I had never been to this township that I had heard so much about.

9 02, 2015

Equal opportunities for the Youth of South Africa – How much has changed since 1994?

2017-02-02T12:35:42+02:00February 9th, 2015|Articles for Parents, Articles for Teens, Home|

As I write this, I’m having a drink with my colleague Nick Owsley, a graduate with an Honours Degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from the University of Cape Town. With Human Rights Day approaching I can’t help but think how fortunate our generation is. A mere 18 years ago, in South Africa it was regarded as breaking the law for a black person to have a drink with a white person in many watering holes – how far we have come since then.

9 02, 2015

Internships meet the needs of business and grads

2016-01-13T08:42:16+02:00February 9th, 2015|Articles for Teens, Home|

Internships are becoming increasingly popular in the working world, both for graduates looking to gain working experience, and for businesses looking for more hands on deck. In this article, we share a story of IT company owner, Nirvesh Sooful of African Ideas, and GAP intern Mapaseka Dipale who are both benefiting from internship.

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