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Patrice Motsepe

130271-050-05A98CB9An Authentic African Success Story

Patrice Motsepe’s success has to come to define the entrepreneurial abilities South Africa craves. An ability to read global trends, take risk and thrive. It’s no accident that Motsepe has come to define an authentic home grown success story that is respected and reported on the world over. He is a recipient of the Global Leader of Tomorrow from the World Economic Forum and holds numerous accolades including Ernst & Young’s Best Entrepreneur of the Year award (2002), while being named South Africa's Business Leader of the Year by CEOs of the top 100 companies in South Africa.

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Small business made

South_Africa_sat_opt2.0SA to host 2012 business congress

Small business in South Africa will get a boost next year when the country hosts one of the biggest international business congresses, in Johannesburg.

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Upward and onward

1061036_45055306_opt2.0The future looks promising for SMME entrepreneurs

South Africa’s socio-economic goals are to reduce poverty, decrease income inequalities, minimise wealth and asset gaps between rich and poor, and to halve unemployment by 2014. One way in which to address these issues is to encourage entrepreneurship, thereby creating more employment opportunities and penetrating new markets – which would have a positive impact on gross domestic product growth.

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Opinion

GaryAllemannData quality vital for sound business decisions
Business Intelligence (BI) is touted as the enabler of sound business decisions through the use of accurate reports. However, the high failure rate of BI implementations over the years shows that simply incorporating BI into the organisation and producing reports is not a 'silver bullet,' writes Gary Allemann.

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