Welcome to the new Harrismith Business Forum website. We are now entering into a new exciting technological era where we as Chamber of Commerce and Industry can truly add value to our members. Our new website packed with value-add features and links our members into a national network comprising of other AHI affiliated chambers across all provinces within South Africa.
Ben Deysel (Chairman) , Fred Enslin - (Secratary/Treasurer),
Gert van Tonder, Emile De Beer, Johnnie Eyberg,
Adv. George Galloway, Sipho Cebekulu Nkosinathi Msibi
Gert van Tonder, Emile De Beer, Johnnie Eyberg,
Adv. George Galloway, Sipho Cebekulu Nkosinathi Msibi
As member you are for the first time really able to enjoy local, provincial and national exposure instantly. Members are provided complete autonomy regarding the upkeep and placement/uploading of their own content onto their profile page on our website. Members from other provinces are able to communicate directly with your business and have the opportunity to request a quotation from you online. Interest regarding your business and traffic to your profile and promotions placed by you are monitored. Statistics about the traffic frequencies are available to you as log onto the secure member' only side of the website.
If you are not a member yet, don't worry! You are able to register as a Free Listed Member. Free Members' have their company name and business contact details listed on our website at no charge. More importantly, Free Listed members are also included when searching online for a particular business but are unfortunately limited to any further exposure.
Enjoy your new website. Make the best of this opportunity and look forward to all the additional features still to come onto this national platform. Be sure to visit the Benefits Page to get a wider understanding of how many benefits there are for to the member within this new platform environment.
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Economic Spotlight - Sample
South Africa's gross domestic product performed unexpectedly well in the
third quarter of last year, rising by 0,9% at a seasonally adjusted annualised
rate (saar).
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