Black Business Federation

31/12/2024

24/12/2024

'Tis The Season 🎊

18/10/2024

Black Business Federation encourages existing and aspiring business owners to join the insightful SMME workshop dedicated to empowering township economies!

Did you know that township businesses contribute approximately 8% to South Africa's GDP?

This is a significant opportunity to learn, network, and drive growth in our communities.

Don’t miss out on the chance to be part of this transformative experience! Register now and help shape the future of our township economies! 💼🤝

12/09/2024

Join our WhatsApp community via our channel on link below.

04/09/2024

The Black Business Federation in partnership with the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) has engaged Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife towards finalizing the placement of Unemployed graduates.

Entrepreneurship is one of the solutions towards resolving the unemployment challenge and effectively reduce poverty levels.

The BBF has therefore championed this strategic partnership to assist propel the youth gain insights and experience from corporate to better empower their aspirations towards being entrepreneurs.

27/08/2024

Joint Statement from BBF and MEC for Public Works and Infrastructure on site stoppages, extortion and criminal activities happening regionally. The BBF's President (Malusi Zondi) commitment to assisting the department tackle these challenges. This promising round table discussion was hosted by the MEC.

27/08/2024

Today's meeting between the MEC for Public Works and Infrastructure, Martin Meyer, and the Black Business Federation concluded on a positive note.

Both the MEC, Department officials and the BBF led by its President (Malusi Zondi) were able to lay bare on the table various issues of concern relating to violence within the construction sector.

Areas of discussion included ensuring stability in the sector; mafia activities and killings; limiting rogue forums through regulating business forums; a possible working relationship with provincial government, while prioritising the empowerment of legitimate black businesses (women owned and youth companies).

Service delivery through the department and local businesses was the backbone of the discussion. It was further proposed that a national imbizo will be hosted to further strengthen sector performance and the participation of black owned businesses.

Malusi Zondi (BBF President) committed to assist the department tackle criminal activities through stakeholder partnerships extending to the SAPS and also advocate for the relevant national policy changes required to improve transformation of the department and sector as a whole.

09/08/2024

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25/07/2024

BBF's reaction to the signing of the National Small Enterprise Amendment Bill.

29/06/2024

Our position as BBF on the occasion of the GNU delays