Daily Insider: A personal reminder of SA’s huge potential once governance is sorted

Catch up with the latest on BizNews.com .Health Department's 180 degree – a comeback for freedom?Amazon coming to SA in Feb – incumbents quake in cyber aislesActionSA takes to the courts over SA payment to CubaAn open letter to landlords from feisty Ocean Basket CEODollarGate: DA's nine steps to hold Ramaphosa accountable.Eastern Cape adventure that's been a reminder of what's possible for SA.After yesterday.Serial entrepreneur Adrian Gardiner is bearing down on 80, but judging from the time we spent together yesterday, retains every ounce of his trademark enthusiasm. After a full life building businesses ranging from logistics to farming, swimming pools to cranes, his recent efforts have been focused on the hospitality sector and property development – sectors facing tough challenges in today's South Africa. .Gardiner's unfailing optimism – stock in trade for any business creator – has driven him towards new partnerships with local communities in his adopted Eastern Cape. Sharing time with a man who loves tackling what others believe impossible, has been great fun. But also, a powerful reminder of SA's vast potential – and dividends which will flow to a nation once it installs even half-decent political governance. Roll on 2024. .data-title=" WATCH: Why Patrice Motsepe is investing R70m bringing together Blacks and Whites in agricultural partnerships ".To receive the Daily Insider every weekday at 6am in your inbox click here. You can also sign up to the weekend's BizNews Digest for a wrap of the best content BizNews has to offer, for a leisurely Saturday read.

Daily Insider: A personal reminder of SA’s huge potential once governance is sorted

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