New Business Trends 2010 SME Opportunities

South Africa's successful bid for the 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup is set to present South African entrepreneurs with a number of small business opportunities. Or will it?

According to the Ministry of Environmental Affairs and Tourism, the 2010 World Cup is expected to involve approximately three and a half million people, both South African and foreign and including spectators, officials, sponsors and players, and provide a number of small business platforms in the host cities.

BizAssist.co.za will continue to separate fact from fiction when it comes to opportunities born from the 2010 World Cup, enabling entrepreneurs to make informed decisions and investment choices.

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2010 Business Opportunity Workshop Open to CT Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurs living in Cape Town and interested in the various business opportunities that 2010 has to offer are invited to the Business Opportunities Conference, to be ...read more
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2010 growth should be realistic

As 2010 World Cup fever continues to mount, South Africa may be wise to temper its expectations as Germany comes to the realisation that the event ...read more
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Street Traders may get slice of 2010 Fifa pie

Global Brands, the master licensee for Fifa merchandise, is working on a deal that would help local street traders cash in on the 2010 soccer World ...read more
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2010 Behind the scenes: Q & A With The Organising Committee’s Tumi Makgabo

Tumi Makgabo, South African media personality and International Affairs and Communications Manager of the 2010 FIFA World Cup Organising Committee, takes a moment to clarify how ...read more
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