Bestmed marketing and sales executive Chris Luyt. Photo: Supplied A year ago, Bestmed Medical Scheme’s marketing and sales chief Chris Luyt didn’t own a bike, let alone compete on one. Today, the executive he has morphed from flabby to fit – a walking advertisement for the company’s new health currency initiative, HealthBucks™. His motivation was the Bestmed … [Read more...] about Medical scheme chief leads crusade for better health
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Hamiltons Advertising move to bigger and better office space
Hamiltons Advertising’s brand new home is a 700m2 space, located in Tygervalley. The new office is a showcase of the agency’s dominant skills. Reminiscent of the strong creativity that they employ with the in-store design of their biggest client, Food Lover’s Market and Freshstop, the space is a celebration of innovation, creativity and functionality. Read more on: Media … [Read more...] about Hamiltons Advertising move to bigger and better office space
Red Cross Children’s Hospital one step closer to a bigger and better ICU
Everyone can do something small to make big difference. This has once again proven true with a R300 000 cheque handover by Sea Harvest to the Children’s Hospital Trust, the official fundraiser of the Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital. Read more on: Media Update Submit your own Press Release or get free content for your publication. My Press Release (MyPR) … [Read more...] about Red Cross Children’s Hospital one step closer to a bigger and better ICU
Kenya: Why Nigerians Are Better Cooks Than the Rest of Us
When I first went to university, the majority of Africans at my university were Kenyans. It happened, therefore, that at parties, Kenyan food colonised the non-Kenyan Africans among us. Read the full article by here: Johannesburg, South Africa News Submit and get free press releases here: MyPR Free Press Release. Click HERE to submit your Johannesburg or Gauteng Press … [Read more...] about Kenya: Why Nigerians Are Better Cooks Than the Rest of Us
Better maternity leave laws are needed to protect African mothers | The Conversation
Employers should provide an enabling environment at work for women to continue breastfeeding their infants. shutterstockMaternity leave for women in developing countries is still a massive problem, with many women in informal sectors not receiving adequate cover. More than 70% of working women do not enjoy the full benefits of maternity leave. Only 330 million women – or 28% … [Read more...] about Better maternity leave laws are needed to protect African mothers | The Conversation
