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5 Local Festivals Get Canceled Due To COVID-19
COVID19 recently made it’s way to the shores of South Africa, the dire situation called for an immediate response from the government which then resulted in social gatherings, festivals, and concerts being canceled.
Four Businesses in Khayelitsha doing it #4theKulture
Entrepreneurship seems to be a surviving tool in Khayelitsha as it has shown the youth more life beyond their ruinous surroundings.
Global Workspace Company, WeWork Officially Launches in Cape Town
WeWork, the world’s leading coworking company, has officially launched its third location in South Africa.
5 Business Opportunities for Young Creatives
To the creatives with an entrepreneurial spirit, as well as those that just want to make a buck out of their respective hustles but don’t really know how to, we have compiled a list of 5 opportunities to upstart your creative business.
Lulalend Partners with SME’s to Support South African Entrepreneurs
Lulalend, South Africa’s first online provider of short-term funding, is partnering with small businesses to help them achieve business growth.
Creative Entrepreneurs : Lesego Mapeka of Epic Hikes Outdoor Movement
Epic Hikes was born from a wanderlust passion for the outdoors, adventure and the fulfilment attained in exploring them.
An Interview with the Authors of ‘Entrepreneur’s Playbook: Going From Rookie To Rainmaker Explained’
What if big ideas and start-up passion could be supported with sound insights and resources that can be used as tangible stepping stones to a fully sustainable business?
Imagination Nights at the Hub@Goethe
The Goethe-Institut’s Imagination Nights are closely tied to the Hub@Goethe mentorship program for cultural and creative entrepreneurs. Participants get the chance to present their business idea to the wider public and choose the topic and format themselves.
A Legal Guide to Setting Up Shareholders Agreements for Start-ups and SMEs in SA
A shareholders agreement sets rules for how the company will operate and outlines boundaries of responsibilities and solutions for future uncertain events.
Ways to Ditch The Conventional Work Week
Life is becoming more and more expensive, and just working an office job is quickly becoming insufficient to cover daily expenses. A solution may be to drop the day job altogether and to look at alternative’s outside of the conventional work week. We break down a few options you may want to consider.
How Not To Get Sued for Your Photography
As photographer it can be a difficult legal environment surrounding your artistic practice. Legalese takes us through a helpful guide for photographers to get paid for their work and avoid getting sued themselves.
What You Need To Know About Tax as A Freelancer
Alvhin Adendorff and Eitan Stern take us through eight things that you need to know about taxes as a freelancer. Their tips will be a great help for you to make sure that your finances are all above board.
Earning Money Through Royalties in a Difficult Music Industry
In South Africa, royalties are earned every time a song is played, sold, streamed or broadcast in any way. Legalese takes us through how to make sure that you can make a living as a musician through royalties.
The Artivist: a Pan-African space for art, music, food and people
The Artivist is a mixed-space venue that focuses on community, collaboration and a Pan-Africanist spirit, as well as music, art, and food.
