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terry kurt
'Effectiveness of print advertising not sufficiently researched'
Despite of the huge demand of digital advertising, still there are many country are using print media advertising although this is affected by modern marketing campaign. But the efficiency of this traditional advertising still works and almost comparable to digital procedures like the use of social media, pay per click and seo. We can never can tell, that sooner or later print media will play its role again. Posted on 11 Nov 2012 05:11
Michelle Mc Neal
Manufacturing output down 1.1% in September
I think that sometimes statistics don't say much. By the report at my work some months that we are extremely busy and enclose a lot of deals shows a negative trends. So we try not to get involved in analysing these numbers too much.
wedding musicians Posted on 10 Nov 2012 09:09
Tim Singiswa
Dti clarifies revised B-BBEE codes
In the past the nationalist government`s economic policy were genocidal towards the blacks of this country and not a single white spoke-out but they enjoy the privileges it gave them! Posted on 10 Nov 2012 08:46
Tim Singiswa
Dti clarifies revised B-BBEE codes
If your debt has been securitised,
your bank is not allowed to claim the money back from you.

Such is the conclusion of a study that every South African must read. It is entitled "Securitisation - A Conspiracy of Silence."

It blows the lid on a sinister process used by South African banks to swindle the people by secretly bundling and trading our loans on the stock exchanges and bond markets. For the sake of your family, and the South African economy, our non-profit organisation urges you to be aware of this deceptive banking scheme.

THE NEW ECONOMIC RIGHTS ALLIANCE

PS. A list of eight questions you should politely ask your bank are found at the bottom of this article: http://www.newera.org.za/sa-banks-must-pay-out-big-time. Posted on 10 Nov 2012 08:44
emem ekanem
please my dear brothers and sisters grab the latest Bonanza now. Posted on 10 Nov 2012 06:29
Percy Brown Freeman
Dti clarifies revised B-BBEE codes
This is totally ridiculous, and then they still have the audacity to call white people racist, if this isn't racism then what is? And now if a white person decides not to donate anymore he will once again be called racist, but if the government says your are only allowed to donate to black children, you are only allowed to employ black people, you aren't allowed to fire a black person, even if they have no idea what they are doing, and you should fire the schooled white people to make space for black people, then it's not racism, it's B-BBEE Posted on 9 Nov 2012 22:46
Irritated
Calling Nkandla a 'compound' is racist: SABC
If this SA is a democracy, why is Zuma allowed to steal my hard-earned cash to pay for his Nkandla compound?
I'm thinking this is more like a tin pot regime run by yet another greedy incompetent dictator Posted on 9 Nov 2012 18:55
Richard Gee
Mitchum is Savanna's new dry friend forever
Nice. Reminds me of the Insurance and Fast Food 'teasing' Posted on 9 Nov 2012 14:30
HankyPanky
SA, Cuba discuss economic assistance package
Why does the UK give aid to SA when SA can afford to be giving aid to Cuba ? Posted on 9 Nov 2012 13:59
One man one vote one time
West Africa HKLM case studies
I sure hope that Glo paid you for all your hard work. They are notorious for underpaying and only paying when they have exhausted all attempts not to. Be aware of their shoddy payment practices. Posted on 9 Nov 2012 13:38
Basilisa Msoka
How to contribute to Bizcommunity, from op-ed pieces to news
Thank you , your very kind hope we shall work together. Posted on 9 Nov 2012 11:35
John Mann
Calling Nkandla a 'compound' is racist: SABC
In Africa the Chief or King rules all he sees and touches. So in Zuma's oppinion all the money that our taxes contribute to "kitty" belongs to him personally. You did not dare tell Shaka Zulu what he could or could not do with what he saw as his property. There was no Constitution or Democracy then and as far as Zuma is concerned nor is there any now. The "elite" are not governed by those rules. Constitutions et al are for the peasants who get up each day and work for Zuma. That is - all us S'Africans. That's why Zuma is now saying we must solve SA's problems the African way and not white people's ways. Watch out soon we will be governed by Traditional African law again if Zuma has his way. Voting for Zuma by any SA taxpayer is like a chicken voting for Col. Saunders Posted on 9 Nov 2012 11:23
One man one vote one time
The 'No logo' trend
In my opinion the counter logo direction is a product of some luxury good companies making their logos absurdly large. Who needs an embroidered Polo pony that now covers nearly a third of your chest and stomach? Or a Crocodile that pulls the shape of your shirt down?

Having lived in Hong Kong, I have seen how the nouveau riche find it necessary to show off their newly acquired wealth with ostentatious logo displays, they eventually get it and realise that it actually not that cool.

We recognise that most brands represent a level of quality and buy them for that reason. Not the badge that says, 'I have got a certain taste'. A Lacoste polo shirt will last, and keep it's shape for 10 years. Unlike certain chain store polo shirts. It boils down to whether you want quality that will last, or cheaper that doesn't. I don't care if there is a crocodile on my chest, or how large it is. Lacoste stands for something. Sadly, you can buy replicas everywhere. The Crocodile apparently says something about you. Will chain store polo shirt replicas sell? I don't think so.

Ostentatious displays of wealth are no longer the right thing in the world we now live in. So it explains the no logo phenomena.But I will still purchase quality, whether there is a logo outside or inside the article. Posted on 9 Nov 2012 09:35
One man one vote one time
Media men - challenge to grow moustaches
I am all in favour of money being raised for such good projects - especially as a Prostrate cancer survivor. But, why grow moustaches? They are the silliest male growth in the world. Whose nose is so important that it has to be underlined? Couldn't we do something better? Posted on 9 Nov 2012 09:12
Andre Schild
Mitchum is Savanna's new dry friend forever
Great collaboration - well done Posted on 8 Nov 2012 22:07
William Anderson
Lion Lager makes a return, but only for Christmas
Any stockists in Glasow ? Posted on 8 Nov 2012 21:00
watchingU
Calling Nkandla a 'compound' is racist: SABC
Who is telling the government to go ahead and give the R200 million to complete this project????? Posted on 8 Nov 2012 18:18
GD Staffing
Legal advice on starting a recruitment agency
Are you still operating? I have a registered company (since 2009) and would like to venture with your company - i have alot of leads for potential clients that we can target.

Let me know.

Regards, Posted on 8 Nov 2012 16:41
GD Staffing
Legal advice on starting a recruitment agency
I have registered my own company in 2009 but have not operated it since then.

I have found my niche in the market and would like to operate full steam now.

I need advice on how to target clients etc

Advice will be much appreciated.

Regards,
info@garnettcc.zzn.com Posted on 8 Nov 2012 16:37
Wordsforlife
Calling Nkandla a 'compound' is racist: SABC
How is the government even getting away with this, surely as tax payers we can outright say, no Jacob Zuma you cannot use our tax money to build yourself a luxurious homestead complete with helipad! While some people have no homes, no schools and not even running water, or steal electricity, ensuring your average homeowner pays more electricity.... Posted on 8 Nov 2012 16:25
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