New Business Trends Women in Business

BizAssist.co.za pays homage to the South African women who have successfully forged their way forward in the SME market and strives to inspire a great many more to follow in their footsteps.

Although the number of women in business has increased exponentially over the years, most female entrepreneurs in South Africa still face a wide array of obstacles in starting, growing and sustaining their own enterprises. At BizAssist.co.za, we recognise these obstacles and offer online resources, content, news and advice to all women involved in small and medium-sized businesses.

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Women-owned Business Still Face Many Challenges in the New Decade Ahead

The UCT Graduate School of Business (UCT GSB) will this February host a free public event on the future of women leadership – giving businesswomen a ...read more
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How Tenacious Small Business Faces Up to Challenges

Often small businesses are left to eat the dust of the big guys, after they’ve been used and walk-upon, but the Mighty Moms network in South ...read more
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Little People. Big Money

Robyn can always be found in her kitchen, is what this resourceful mompreneur’s friends always said. But no more. Now, Robyn can be found ...read more
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Women-owned Companies are still pulling the Shortest Straws

The Minister of Transport has been compelled to admit that no tenders have been awarded by his department to firms solely owned by a woman or ...read more
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Mompreneurs Network Threatened by Withdrawal of Major Sponsor

We have started and event on facebook encouraging one not to actual attend this event but to simply support us by saying you will attend.

It ...read more

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New Opportunities Arise for Women Entrepreneurs in South Africa

RMB Private Bank announced the launch of the first chapter of the Women President’s Organisation (WPO) in South Africa.

The WPO is an international membership-based organisation ...read more

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A Business out of Heavenly Chocolate
Innovation and one tough mother crucial to success
Women in Finance – Nothing Sells Like Seeing a Business in Action
Mary Minnick, quite contrary

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Jaqueline Martinez

Jaqueline studied Public Relations and Journalism at CPUT between 2001 and 2003. She completed Information Systems and Communication Science 101 at Unisa. She teethed on business journalism as a communication specialist with Old Mutual for several years. Jaqueline travelled to Asia and the US teaching English before returning to South Africa and finding her niche as an online editor and features writer with BizAssist Technologies and SA Guide to Business Opportunities.

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