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26th Basa Awards celebrates symbiotic partnerships - Business and Arts South Africa - Vimarsana News

26th Basa Awards celebrates symbiotic partnerships - Business and Arts South Africa

Digital transformation is affecting and reshaping the entire automotive business model - from design and production to distribution and retail. We find out more from Lee Naik, CEO of TransUnion...

Sanlam champions entrepreneurs through new enterprise and supplier development programmes - Vimarsana News

Sanlam champions entrepreneurs through new enterprise and supplier development programmes

SPONSORED | Supporting the owners of SMEs is one of the best ways to foster greater financial inclusion and a life of confidence for all, says Sanlam

Sanlam Transformation Gauge survey reveals a mismatch between BBBEE scorecards and reality - Vimarsana News

Sanlam Transformation Gauge survey reveals a mismatch between BBBEE scorecards and reality

SPONSORED | SA Inc’s efforts at transformation have improved, albeit slowly, according to the findings of this annual report

REGISTER | Virtual Sanlam Transformation Gauge conference to scrutinise progress of BBBEE - Vimarsana News

REGISTER | Virtual Sanlam Transformation Gauge conference to scrutinise progress of BBBEE

SPONSORED | The findings of the annual report on the progress of economic transformation in SA will be unpacked on July 18

Democratising the English Premier League for all South Africans - Vimarsana News

Democratising the English Premier League for all South Africans

The most-watched sports league in the world – the English Premier League – has an average global audience of 12.3 million people for every game played. You’d be hard pressed to walk down a South African street without seeing at least one Liverpool or Manchester United jersey being sported by a fan.

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