Ep 73: Franchising as a Catalyst for Economic Empowerment - Ayabulela Njingolo

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For a wide-ranging and optimistic view of how franchising can truly become a lever for economic inclusion and innovation in South Africa, Michael Avery was joined by Ayabulela Njingolo, Chairman of the Franchise Association of South Africa and executive at OBC Group. Their conversation covered where the funding gaps are and how a blended finance approach can help more entrepreneurs enter the franchise sector.

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