Eastern Cape Business 2017 edition
The 2017 edition of Eastern Cape Business is the 10th issue of this highly successful publication that, since its launch in 2006, has established itself as the premier business and investment guide to the Eastern Cape Province. The Eastern Cape enjoys an abundance of natural and human resources, as well as established industrial infrastructure that drives the economy of the province. This includes three ports and two industrial development zones which are home to a wide range of manufacturers and exporters. The 2017 edition includes an in-depth look at the province’s two Industrial Development Zones, a focus on skills development and investment climate information from the Nelson Mandela Business Chamber and the Border-Kei Chamber of Business.
The 2017 edition of Eastern Cape Business is the 10th issue of this highly successful publication that, since its launch in 2006, has established itself as the premier business and investment guide to the Eastern Cape Province. The Eastern Cape enjoys an abundance of natural and human resources, as well as established industrial infrastructure that drives the economy of the province. This includes three ports and two industrial development zones which are home to a wide range of manufacturers and exporters.
The 2017 edition includes an in-depth look at the province’s two Industrial Development Zones, a focus on skills development and investment climate information from the Nelson Mandela Business Chamber and the Border-Kei Chamber of Business.
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ADVERTORIAL<br />
Expertise in small business aimed<br />
at stimulating growth<br />
Nedbank’s Regional Manager of Small <strong>Business</strong> Services,<br />
Andisa Sikwebu, explains how Nedbank is committed to<br />
partnering with businesses for growth.<br />
National Small <strong>Business</strong> Chamber, seeks to<br />
encourage everyone in South Africa to rally<br />
behind and support small businesses. The<br />
initiative calls on everyone to make a conscious<br />
decision to vote for small businesses through<br />
their hearts, feet and wallets; not only on Small<br />
<strong>Business</strong> Friday, but every day.<br />
SimplyBiz.co.za is a free-to-join value networking<br />
portal designed especially for small businesses.<br />
The online portal helps small businesses improve<br />
their business administration skills, keep up with<br />
the latest trends, network with other small<br />
businesses and share ideas.<br />
'Small businesses are the mainstay of the<br />
economy. Nedbank has, over the years,<br />
instituted various interventions aimed at<br />
giving support to the small-business<br />
sector. Over and above our small-business<br />
services solutions, we provide smallbusiness<br />
owners with support that goes<br />
beyond banking, freeing up their time to<br />
truly focus on running their businesses,’<br />
says Sikwebu.<br />
Should you wish to tap into our small business<br />
expertise to help your business goals, why not<br />
get in touch with Nedbank’s Small <strong>Business</strong><br />
Services, call Andisa Sikwebu on<br />
+27 (0)41 398 8188 or send an email to<br />
andisas@nedbank.co.za.<br />
Nedbank has built a solid reputation as a bank<br />
for small businesses through initiatives such as<br />
Small <strong>Business</strong> Friday, free small-business<br />
seminars and the SimplyBiz.co.za platform – all<br />
geared to support the small- and medium-sized<br />
enterprises sector. For example, the Small<br />
<strong>Business</strong> Friday initiative, in association with the
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