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Bloggers, Instagrammers, Tweeters and YouTubers across Africa are invited to enter the first African Blogger Awards which measures online and social influencers' reach and influence through data analysis. Read more >> | Luise Allemann Not many conference speakers begin their presentation playing the drums, but world renowned Mexican architect Michel Rojkind did just that on the second day of the 2014 Design Indaba. Read more >> | Ilse van den Berg At a creative conference you always expect to hear from pros in the industry, but boy, was Marcello Serpa a treat on day two of Design Indaba. (video) Read more >> |
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 | Yesterday, Thursday, 27 February 2014 saw a Global Day of Action take place in over 30 countries in support of Al Jazeera's detained journalists in Egypt. Read more >>
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 | RAMP (Real African Media Partners) has been appointed as Airtel Africa's mobile advertising partner to serve mobile adverts to the operator's customers in 17 countries across Africa. Read more >>
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 | Issued by Thebe Reed Exhibitions World Travel Market Africa (WTM), the leading B2B exhibition for Africa's travel industry, has opened its registration for visitors and press. Read more >>
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 | Global public-relations and communications firm, Burson-Marsteller, has announced further strategic moves in Africa. Read more >>
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 | CNN has launched a new CNN Freedom Project documentary, 'Cocoa-nomics', from the cocoa plantations of the Ivory Coast presented by Richard Quest. The documentary highlights the fight against child labour. Read more >>
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 | Issued by Nampak As part of Nampak's continuing strategy of expanding its African footprint, the company has announced that it has acquired ownership of the Alucan beverage can plant in Agbara, Nigeria. Read more >>
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|  | BARCELONA, SPAIN: Bigger than a telephone yet smaller than a personal computer, tablets were supposed to usher in a new world of mobility; yet they have hardly budged off the couch. Read more >>
|  | Ashlan Bonnell By the year 2017, nearly 2.5 billion people across the globe will be engaged in social networking. That's nearly a third of the earth's current population. Read more >>
|  | NEW YORK CITY, US: Congratulations to all the Q3 Interactive finalists! Read more >>
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More International
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|  | Siphiwe Nyathi Teaching and learning at Bosele School for the Blind and Deaf in Mosterlus, outside Groblersdal, will become more exciting with the donation of a specialised computer laboratory. Read more >>
|  | Government is working towards cutting more red tape to allow small and established businesses to increase their competitiveness and to promote local and foreign investment. Read more >>
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More Government news
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|  | Henrie Geyser: motoring editor Suzuki has extended its popular Swift range with two new youthful, fresh-faced and affordable models that are as much fun to drive as toasting a Chapman's Peak summer sunset with a bottle of chilled sparkling wine. Read more >>
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|  The 2014 Customer Experience Management Africa summit will explore the critical trends that are improving the performance of enterprise operations and communications. Read more >>The 4th ITI/Broadband Africa Summit will address the next infrastructure milestones in Africa and the means of shaping alternative strategies for organisations in areas with limited bandwidth. Read more >> | |
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