AGH Capital’s Charles Okeahalam talks to Business Day TV about the investment in the SMME sector
29 July 2021 - 08:18
byBusiness Day TV
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SA’s small and medium-sized enterprises have been hard hit by Covid-19 and the recent civil unrest.
Alishia Seckam spoke to Charles Okeahalam from AGH Capital about the challenging environment and whether it is discouraging investment in the SMME sector.
AGH Capital’s Charles Okeahalam talks to Business Day TV about the investment in the SMME sector
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AGH Capital’s Charles Okeahalam talks to Business Day TV about the investment in the SMME sector
SA’s small and medium-sized enterprises have been hard hit by Covid-19 and the recent civil unrest.
Alishia Seckam spoke to Charles Okeahalam from AGH Capital about the challenging environment and whether it is discouraging investment in the SMME sector.
AGH Capital’s Charles Okeahalam talks to Business Day TV about the investment in the SMME sector
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