Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban are amongst the top 65 business cities in emerging economies according to a new survey by Mastercard. “With the most cities in the Index outside the BRIC nations (Brazil, Russia, India and China), South Africa’s strong showing may reflect the ongoing opening of Africa to Western products, services and companies,” …
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Reviving PF Zapu
An interesting time in Southern African politics. Locally we have seen the launch of COPE and the relaunch of the DA. Now neighbouring Zimbabwe might find itself facing a split in the ruling Zanu (PF).
General Motors keep on sinking
Chances for a bail out for the embattled General Motors are fading, according to the New York Times. It seems the bail bill faces ‘unsurmountable’ opposition on the Hill. The White House is also opposed to the bill – warning against throwing taxpayer money at companies that may not be salvageable (for one George Bush …
The Meaning of Youth
A youthful outlook is no longer the sole preserve of the young.
Vice coming to SA
NeonInternational created this viral campaign for the soon-to-be launched in SA Vice magazine. Music was done by local act CATWALKTRASH.
Zapiro TV
The Mail & Guardian reports a new puppet show by Zapiro is in the works at the SABC.
Sisters with Blisters on the march again
Insurance agency 1st For Women and Jacaranda 94.2 are again hosting Sisters With Blisters, a protest walk (in stilettos) in support of 16 Days of Activism against women and child abuse.
If Obama loses I’m leaving the planet
If Obama loses I’m leaving the planet – newest T-shirt from Love Jozi
JSE building To Let
Amid the deluge of bad financial news and unstable world markets a large ‘To let’ banner now hangs outside the home of the SA stock exchange. But fear not – the banner is in fact an advert for Sanlam Investment Management.
Media practitioners hold breath, pass out for Top 100 listing
South African media practitioners are awaiting the announcement of Future Publishing’s list of the 100 most influential people in South African media. The company has announced the list will be published in The Annual – Advertising, Media & Marketing 2008.