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Birds of a feather flock together for The Learning Theatre's new Diversity Management production - The Learning Theatre
Last chance for training in 2009! - CBM Training
Fairlady, M-Net combine for reality TV comp
Call to enter 2010 Clios online
Loeries Young Creatives choose One Show
 Ignorance is bliss? III: Out with the ignorance, in with the bliss - The Learning Theatre
Boosting business with Google Analytics: part 1
CIT:Y winner dances into future
digiVOX's first training workshop successful
Feel Good Store proves successful
Key sponsors for Bookmarks awardsBBC.com, one of the world's largest broadcast news websites, is headline-sponsoring the Bookmarks awards for the second year, together with FNB. 21 Oct 2009 11:56 Creative student expo now on at Museum AfricaThe CIT:Y Festival 2009, taking place at Museum Africa, Newtown until 31 October 2009, offers visitors a free glimpse of South Africa's youth potential in the creative arts. 19 Oct 2009 12:25 Local ad industry falling behind in online race
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The University of Pretoria's campus was buzzing with students as The Learning Theatre and the university's Human Resources Department prepared for the Birds of a Feather theatre workshop, one of The Learning Theatre's new generic Diversity Management products. 
For the last time this year, CBM Training will be running some of their most popular courses in Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town, so book now to avoid disappointment! 
Fairlady and M-Net have joined forces to find South Africa's first style apprentice, who stands to win six-month's paid internship with the magazine after battling it out with five other contestants on the MNet Style Apprentice show. The winning candidate will also receive career-boosting accessories such as a new wardrobe, a laptop, a cellphone and all the right accessories. 
NEW YORK: The CLIO Awards announced yesterday, Monday, 2 November 2009, that its online entry system for the 2010 Awards Programme is now accepting submissions. Entry deadline is 22 January 2010. 
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The CIT:Y Festival 2009 announced the winners of the various bursaries at its awards ceremony at Museum Africa on Wednesday, 21 October 2009 - giving a number of Johannesburg's fledgling artists and performers a significant financial boost in their respective study paths. These were made possible with sponsorship and support from the MTN SA Foundation, the City of Johannesburg: Directorate: Arts, Culture and Heritage and Arts Alive. 
Around 35 industry professionals from Cape Town gathered at the Art of Digital Media Planning workshop hosted by digiVOX in partnership with BizCommunity late last week. Speakers included Adrian Hewlett, Andrea Mitchell, Jonathan Allan-Barrett, André Britz and Garth Rhoda. 
The Feel Good Store, located on the corner of Ralph and Main Roads, Claremont, Cape Town next to the new public transport interchange, is providing the unemployed with skills to enable them to find formal employment or to become entrepreneurs. 
AutomotiveBay in line for electric car project | |
Transport & AviationShipping companies face a stormy future | |
Agriculture, Horticulture & ForestrySA September tractor sales down 42.9% y/y |
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