Hold My Beer - Part 2: Doing the Right Thing

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The Business of People

Lizelle van Rhyn

7 episodes

4 hours ago

The conversations are casual and unscripted. We talk about life, business and hope to inspire you with insights, lessons learnt and fast track hacks from these entrepreneurs that you can implement in your own business. The journey of starting and running your own business is one of the most rewarding things you can do. It’s not always glamorous and requires dogged determination to stay the course. Now more than ever we need to share, collaborate and learn from one another to not only survive in this economic climate, but thrive!

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Hold My Beer - Part 2: Doing the Right Thing

The Business of People

30 minutes 51 seconds

4 years ago

Hold My Beer - Part 2: Doing the Right Thing

Part two of my conversation with Khanyi Pupuma, Founder of Ekhaya Brewery we talk about the ethics of business in South Africa. Exploring this dilemma that finds so many people outside the loop of economic empowerment and the role of the Entrepreneur torn between profit and ethics.We talk about capitalism, a living wage vs the minimum wage and the role of government in setting the tone. Ethics in business is often not talked about, so here we explore this and ultimately socio economic equality in South Africa.