'Federations like Safa, the PSL, ASA and Sascoc all have their homes. BSA gets about R20m annually from the government. They can afford to buy a house and convert it into offices with proper branding.'
The truth, though, is that BSA is squatting at the offices of the SA National Defence Force and they pay rent. It's challenge getting there, even with GPS.
Federations like Safa, the PSL, ASA and Sascoc all have their homes. BSA gets about R20m annually from the government. They can afford to buy a house and convert it into offices with proper branding.
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