Building South Africa’s Future: Empowering Entrepreneurs Through Education
In a recent dialogue with SAfm’s Kgomotso Moeketsi, a vital consensus emerged: South Africa’s trajectory towards prosperity hinges on nurturing a vibrant community of entrepreneurs. We share the conviction that they represent the nation’s future. Survey Reveals Insufficient Efforts in Alleviating Economic Hardships for Low- and Middle-Income South Africans The Role of Education in Economic […]
IS SAVING A LUXURY FOR PEOPLE OF MZANSI?
With July being Savings month, we checked with 100 of our MzansiVoice panelists if they were saving regularly and for what purpose PUTTING SOME MONEY AWAY About 83% of our panelists said they save, and of those who do, almost 9 in 10 people do so regularly, i.e. monthly with the younger (25- to 49-year-old) […]
MANDELA DAY – IS 67 MINUTES ENOUGH?
18 July is observed as International Nelson Mandela Day, let’s hear how our MzansiVoice panelists spent this day and what they think characterizes a person who embodies the spirit of Mandela. HONOURING 67 MINUTES Mandela Day is a time to give, share, and show compassion for others, especially the least fortunate. While it has lost […]
YOUTH DAY: MODERN DAY STRUGGLES OF SOUTH AFRICAN YOUTH
With June being Youth month, we used our MzansiVoice platform to ask 100 South Africans about their thoughts on modern day struggles faced by the Youth. EDUCATION AS A TOOL TO DRIVE ENTREPRENEURSHIP Educational reform is strongly emphasized as one of the fundamental and foundational aspects that will enable the youth to have the right […]
FATHERS’ DAY – A DAY OF CELEBRATION
A FATHER DEFINED We asked our panel “what comes to mind when you think of a father or father figure?“and the definition is that it is a person who is responsible, holds themselves accountable, and is consistently involved and present as a guardian, pillar, and supporter. While, for some people, “father” may only refer to […]
FINANCIAL FREEDOM IS AN ILLUSION FOR THE PEOPLE OF MZANSI
We engaged our MzansiVoice panelists to discuss about political and financial freedom. VIEWS ON FREEDOM 29 YEARS AFTER THE 1994 ELECTIONS There are equal rights for all and freedom is evident in modern-day South Africa. The right to vote and freedom of speech are recognized and valued by the public. Current levels of poverty and […]
HUMAN RIGHTS: ACCESS TO BASICS
To commemorate the Human Rights month, we engaged our MzansiVoice panelists about the significance and modern-day challenges in relation to Human Rights THE FUNDAMENTALS OF HUMAN RIGHTS DAY In accordance with the Bill of Human Rights, which includes gender equality, dignity, opportunities, access to essential needs, education, freedom of expression, and choice as some highlighted […]
Valentine’s Day: SPEAKING PEOPLE’S LOVE LANGUAGES
Polarizing opinions of St. Valentine’s Day abound dependent more or less upon relationship status or strong personal conviction. But whatever your opinion, love or romance is not a subject Mzansi people take lightly. In our February edition of MzansiEye, we looked at Valentine’s Day through the eyes of our research panel to get a sense […]
Brace yourself 2023
Brace yourself 2023 As we open a new year, many of us are looking foward to making resolutions and setting targets for ourselves for the year ahead. A few worries begin to set in when we begin to ponder what the year could actually be like considering the circumstances we currently face. People all over […]
Bringing back the festive season
Bringing back the festive season As we near the end of this year and the beginning of the new year, we start setting our sights on what we wish for the festive season and drafting our resolutions. With Christmas fast approaching the excitement is nearly tangible for all. With us being well into the festive […]