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South Africans optimistic that 2020 will offer them better financial prospects

South Africans optimistic that 2020 will offer them better financial prospects

Close to half of South Africans (45%) are looking forward to a better financial position, including a reduction in their debt levels in 2020, according to a survey conducted by BMi Research's Customised Insights Division which polled a representative cross-section of South Africans for their views on what they were most looking forward to in the year ahead. 29 Aug 2019 Read more

BMi Research introduces improved features to print ads app

BMi Research introduces improved features to print ads app

BMi Research has announced improvements and upgrades to its print promo ad tracker making the app even more user friendly. 13 Aug 2019 Read more

Kevin Kruger joins BMi Research as new CEO

Kevin Kruger joins BMi Research as new CEO

BMi Research has appointed Kevin Kruger its new chief executive officer. Kevin joins the company from IRi Africa, and takes over from former BMi Research CEO, Gareth Pearson, who has successfully led the renowned research organisation for the past 19 years. 20 Jun 2019 Read more

South Africans fairly optimistic despite country's challenges

South Africans fairly optimistic despite country's challenges

There is, surprisingly, a certain optimism among South Africans, with some citizens feeling reasonably satisfied with their lives. 5 Jun 2019 Read more

Sugar tax leaves a bitter taste for the beverage sector

Sugar tax leaves a bitter taste for the beverage sector

The sharp increase in the average selling price of sugary drinks in South Africa is starting to be felt. This is the impact of the national health promotion levy, more commonly referred to as the sugar tax, which was introduced last year. 27 May 2019 Read more

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