Legally Speaking | The EEA Family Permit

By Breytenbachs 12-11-13 11:50

BIC consultants are often asked by South African clients based in South Africa, whether the fact that their spouse has dual citizenship from one of the EU countries, will enable the family to live and work in the UK. Many South Africans in the UK also get married to EU citizens and are not sure how this will affect their immigration status

Cape Town Redefined

By TheSouthAfrican.com 06-11-13 09:32

South Africa’s second largest populated state, Cape Town, has experienced quite the rise in market construction since the 2010 World Cup. The attention has increased real estate ever since and continues to progress to this day

Inaugural Event: SA-US Chamber of Commerce

By Brett Petzer 22-10-13 15:10

Calling all SA Entrepreneurs and Business Owners in the USA! You are invited to a pivotal event happening right here in New York City. The Inaugural event for the SA-US Chamber of Commerce on Friday 25th October. Book early if you want to gain entrance to this limited seating event

Greening Business Tourism: the low-hanging fruit

By Brett Petzer 11-09-13 12:26

Greening South Africa’s business tourism sector is in its earliest stages – but good foundations, and a change of mindset, will set up the industry for international competitiveness in the a warmer, drier, more climate-conscious future

UN WTO meets in Africa for first time in sign of things to come

By Brett Petzer 04-09-13 12:02

The pivot of global economic primacy towards the East is sometimes assumed by Africans to be someone else’s news – no more than a swapping of one set of export partners for another. But the rise of China, India and Brazil has immense consequences for Africa beyond actual trade with China itself

South Africa and China; past and present… always a future

By Claire Heffron 28-08-13 21:50

The Chinese people’s fight for national independence inspired South Africans – now the two countries are set to further improve bilateral ties. China has moved into direct investment in South African wine and now in recent weeks, there have been two significant Chinese investments in South Africa’s media.

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South Africans networking in Australia

By Sean Grobbelaar 27-08-13 01:59

MOVE TO AUSTRALIA | Developing the same network of friends, family and business contacts you left behind in South Africa is always a struggle. Sydney’s Leading Networking Coach, Sean Grobbelaar, lets us in on a few secrets of replicating your South African network, in Australia.

Legally Speaking | Long residence in the UK and settlement

By Breytenbachs 20-08-13 15:31

A number of clients approach BIC in order to find out whether they qualify for indefinite leave to remain, based on a very long stay in the UK, although often not on visas that can lead to permanent residence. Under the UK immigration rules, there is indeed provision under the Immigration Rules that allows one […]

Wifi for the people: Telkom’s free internet offer

By Kate Ferreira 16-08-13 09:15

Local telecommunication behemoth Telkom announced plans this week to open their data network services to non-subscribers across all networks — in the form of 60 minutes free and “unlimited” internet access per person per day at Telkom Mobile hotspots.

Blimps across the savannah: how to sidestep the broadband gap by thinking big

By Brett Petzer 08-08-13 13:07

As the world’s premier internet and software giants compete with local entrepreneurs to bring the internet to rural and urban Africans at meaningful speed – and as the immense creative energies of millions of people are optimised as a result – it is motivating to note that, while governments squat on telecoms monopolies, the message that the status quo is no longer acceptable has hit home at the grassroots.

The Top 10 Broadband Towns in South Africa – and the World

By Brett Petzer 08-08-13 10:44

The costs of tethering Africa’s great gateway economy to the the back of the pack in information technology are hard to quantify, but what is certain is that those costs are also simulataneously the measure of the financial rewards that await investors who can circumvent the existing infrastructure and legislation to deliver broadband at, say, Ethiopian levels.

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