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How Kasi Communities Keep Money Circulating Locally In South Africa, the term kasi refers to township communities, which are often vibrant hubs of culture, entrepreneurship, and social dynamics. One of the most impressive aspects of these communities is their ability to keep money circulating locally. This phenomenon not only strengthens the local economy but also […]

How Communities Are Creating Their Own Economic Systems In a world increasingly defined by globalization, many communities are taking a different path by establishing their own economic systems. These grassroots initiatives reflect a growing desire for self-sufficiency, sustainability, and resilience in the face of economic uncertainties. From local currencies to cooperative businesses, communities are not […]

How Trade Unions Work in South Africa: Rights & Collective Bargaining In the vibrant landscape of South Africa’s labor market, trade unions play a crucial role in advocating for workers’ rights and fostering collective bargaining. Understanding how these organizations operate is essential for both employees and employers who navigate this complex environment. This blog post […]