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In the competitive landscape of entrepreneurship, securing funding can be a daunting task, particularly due to compliance challenges that stem from inefficient documentation processes. A significant hurdle for many entrepreneurs is the lack of a robust financial history that effectively demonstrates their business viability. This issue is particularly pronounced among

The South African Youth Trade Association (SAYTA), in collaboration with the International Trade Institute of Southern Africa (ITRISA), convened the second edition of their capacity-building workshop—a cornerstone initiative aimed at information dissemination that builds capacity for the youth Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME). The theme of the workshop

🫙Your Favorite Household Brands Are a Trade Lesson Ever wondered why adding extra toppings on your pizza costs more? You’ve just encountered “value-added services.” It’s the concept of taking something simple and charging a premium for enhancing it. In today’s edition, we’re diving into how value

Towards Building an Export Orientated Market Through the Manufacturing Industry At the inaugural SAYTA capacity-building event, Deputy Minister of Trade, Industry, and Competition, Hon. Andrew Whitfield, set a bold vision: to cultivate an export-oriented economy that can drive sustainable growth. In a subsequent meeting with the Deputy Minister’s office,

FinFind Making Funding Accessible Access to funding remains a predicament to many Micro, Small, Medium Enterprises (MSME’s); whether that is to complete a purchase order or to scale up your business to meet your current market demands. During a program facilitated by the Department of Small Business Development under

Closing Remarks by AfCFTA Secretariat Office We recently had the honor of having the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) deliver the closing remarks at our inaugural capacity building workshop. The workshop was themed "Empowering and creating a conducive environment for an inclusive and sustainable trade through a meaningful

The South African Youth Trade Association in collaboration with the International Trade Institute of Southern Africa held its inaugural capacity building workshop on the 28th of August 2024. The goal of this program was to capacitate the members of the structure as to better understand the concept of "trade&

The South African Youth Trade Association represented by the President and Treasurer met the delegation of COEGA as led by Dr Ayanda Vilakazi. The purpose of the meeting was to view areas of commonality as it relates to youth development in particular. As COEGA has been a catalyst in revamping

The South African Youth Trade Association welcomed the effort from the South African delegation led by the Minister of DTIC, Hon Parks Tau to push for the extension of the African Growth Opportunity Act (AGOA) beyond 2025 with reforms, however part of the engagements from the SA delegation was to

The SA Youth Trade Association delegation led by the President and Treasurer attended the Taiwon Carnival Experience upon receiving an invitation from the Taipei Liason Office. This trip was on the backdrop of an earlier meeting with the office and as part of a concerted effort to enhance the transfer