Vusikhaya Mancapa

Daphne Kuhn’s dream was to create a place for artists to express themselves and for audiences to enjoy themselves.

Khula, the government’s small-business finance agency, has quietly embarked on the state’s first attempt at lending money directly to small businesses

The new keeper of the companies register is battling to shake off Cipro’s legacy.

New V&A owners face a shopping centre seething with discontent, writes <b>Barrie Terblanche</b>.

Research into this sector has produced alarmingly varied results, but the government doesn’t appear to have noticed.

The attitude of local owner-managed manufacturers towards the Walmart-Massmart merger seems to be enthusiastic support.

The protection of small tenants in shopping centres has been watered down so much in the Consumer Protection Act that it is virtually meaningless.

Financing the poor may be risky, but this entrepreneur has faith in the sector and its dreams.

Strict business principles have set this South African vegetarian business up for world domination.

A recent study suggests more financing is needed for small businesses — but plans to merge three lending agencies could prove counter productive.

Key stakeholders do not know whether their investment in the informal sector is yielding tangible results.

If media bosses can’t pay their staff properly, brown-envelope journalism will be a problem.

The findings and recommendations of the summit will be compiled into a white paper and made available to the public.

Preliminary results show there are about 5.6-million small business owners in South Africa.

The road to success is relentless and risky, says entrepreneur of the year.