Investment

The exorbitant cost of living makes it challenging for many South Africans to make ends meet. This influences the choices they make today and impacts on saving for the future.

The lack of saving in our nation can be attributed to underlying economic issues, such as unemployment, which may hinder people from saving as they struggle to meet their financial commitments.

As we evaluate our financial obligations, we can also consider how we can save some finances, irrespective of how little the amount may be, to pave the way for our future.

Governments, civil society and business leaders from across the world had converged on the Swiss town of Davos-Klosters last month for the 54th World Economic Forum to examine the current changing global landscape.  

 South Africa and the United Kingdom have extensive trade and economic relations fostered over a number of years. This is set to strengthen during the upcoming UK-Africa Investment Summit in London.

If South Africa is not part of your long-term investment strategy your business runs the risk of being left behind. The country is open for business and offers a sound investment destination for savvy investors.  

This week government will share investment opportunities with top business leaders from across the globe at the World Economic Forum (WEF) Africa meeting in Cape Town. It is convened under the theme: “Then and Now: Reimagining Africa’s Future.”