Women-owned businesses do not seem to grow because funds tend to be diverted towards the household. Women's primary role is to take care of the family and the household. This compounds the problem of not having access to credit for their businesses do not show any growth. -Tebogo Rapitsenyane

 

Women-owned businesses do not seem to grow because funds tend to be diverted towards the household. Women's primary role is to take care of the family and the household. This compounds the problem of not having access to credit for their businesses do not show any growth.


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Women-owned businesses do not seem to grow because funds tend to be diverted towards the household. Women's primary role is to take care of the family and the household. This compounds the problem of not having access to credit for their businesses do not show any growth.

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We need somebody of such professional skills. For business to be successful, you need a conducive environment, which can only be facilitated by good policies that don't contradict each other.

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One cannot imagine how a company would survive without a strong IT support. Besides, it has grown so big that it is industry-specific in terms of software and hardware. It goes without say that local jobs that require experts have their prices affected by global prices, which are capital intensive.

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Government may have tried to improve the system, but the implementing personnel still lacks capacity. The government could also improve the system by allowing paying officers to batch on a daily basis unlike the current system where special days have been designated for different ministries.

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