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Micheal Ibru: African man who made millions from trading frozen fish
Michael Ibru, a celebrated businessman in the country before his death, made it big selling frozen fishes. Despite discouragements, he made it in the venture.
Economists warn that SA cannot afford to pay out R350 grant forever
Economists have come out and warned the South African government that they cannot afford to keep paying the R350 SRD grant for longer. It is unsustainable.
Pick n Pay, Shoprite join retail giants boycotting TRESemmé over ad
Pick n Pay and Shoprite have announced that they will be pulling TRESemmé products from their shelves in response to the brand's controversial advertisement.
Briefly.co.za's Managing Director reveals 5 tools every professional writer should use
You have a passion for writing, but where do you begin? How can you become the best writer yet? Briefly.co.za explores 5 tools you can use to achieve this.
Hardworking mom says she provides for her family with small business
There are many Africans, irrespective of age, who are not only hard-working but making a relatively good life out of their business. A good example is Hannah.
Rise of multi-level marketing: Pyramid schemes or legitimate business?
What is the difference between multi-level marketing companies and pyramid schemes - which promise massive payouts in a short time? Briefly.co.za takes a look.
Please Call Me inventor Nkosana Makate secures win against Vodacom
Please Call Me inventor Nkosana Makate has managed to secure yet another court victory against network giant Vodacom over his owed slice of the profit pie.
Sam Holdings trucks on auction - SA reacts: "What happened?"
South Africa is in shock! The country found out that Sam Holdings Trucks are being auctioned off. Details are not clear yet as to what has actually happened.
Liquor back on sale: Retailers warn no bulk buying will be allowed
South African liquor retailers have announced that citizens will not be able to buy large quantities of alcohol during Level 3 of lockdown as shoppers rush out.
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