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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MASISIZANE FUND<br />
BEFORE<br />
It is however during difficult times like these that continued<br />
assistance is needed. This is why the Masisizane Fund<br />
committed to further support farmers by planting 1180<br />
hectares in Matatiele, 1 500 hectares in uMzimkhulu<br />
and 50 hectares in Nkwazini. The main crops for this<br />
season are maize and soya beans with maize introduced<br />
for crop rotational reasons and as weather patterns have<br />
changed from dry spells during the last season to the<br />
return of normal seasons in the area.<br />
Nkhangweni (Robert) Matsila, Sector Head<br />
(Agri-<strong>Business</strong>) says, “The target lands have been<br />
mapped, soil preparation proceeded well<br />
and planting is close to completion and<br />
on time. We are working with farmers<br />
to fix some problems here and there and<br />
are positive to see good results<br />
this season.”<br />
AFTER<br />
Robert Matsila<br />
Sector Head Agri-<strong>Business</strong><br />
A flagship office has been established in Kokstad to oversee all activities of the <strong>Eastern</strong> <strong>Cape</strong> flagship<br />
programme with other regional offices as follows:<br />
Kokstad Flagship Office 039 727 3100 Ndlamini2@oldmutual.com<br />
<strong>Eastern</strong> <strong>Cape</strong> 043 704 0116 ymalusi@oldmutual.com<br />
Gauteng (incl North<br />
West & Free State)<br />
011 217 1746 tmagodla@oldmutual.com<br />
Western <strong>Cape</strong> (inc Northern <strong>Cape</strong>) 021 509 5074 asnyders@oldmutual.com<br />
KwaZulu-Natal 031 335 0402 Snkosi4@oldmutual.com<br />
Limpopo (incl Mpumalanga) 015 287 4279 bsemenya@oldmutual.com<br />
OMBDS 12.2016 L10069<br />
An initiative of the<br />
Group<br />
Old Mutual is a Licensed Financial Services Provider
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