Minister’s public transport journey: Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula on Friday conducted an in loco inspection of various modes of transport in the Tshwane City Region to promote the availability of public transport for people with disabilities. : SAnews – South African News nosihle Draft National Labour Migration Policy on track for 2020: South Africa is on track … [Read more...] about Minister’s public transport journey
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As capex opportunities wane, market starts looking to TPM for a respite
MyPR: As capex opportunities wane, market starts looking to TPM for a respite: From Left: Cherel Moumakwe – Executive Director; Jan Beukes – Founder CEO; Bongiwe Khoza – Non-executive ShareholderIn the increasingly tough economic climate, enterprise-sized businesses are looking to alternate approaches to not only save money in the short-term, but strategies that will deliver … [Read more...] about As capex opportunities wane, market starts looking to TPM for a respite
Nando’s boss apologises over ‘insensitive’ mural of four black people in toaster on restaurant wall
Cape Town in the news: Nando’s boss apologises over ‘insensitive’ mural of four black people in toaster on restaurant wall: THE UK boss of Nando’s has apologised for hanging an “insensitive” mural which shows four black people standing in a toaster in a restaurant. A horrified customer noticed the painting which was hung …: “Cape Town” – BingNews Clipper Race: South Atlantic … [Read more...] about Nando’s boss apologises over ‘insensitive’ mural of four black people in toaster on restaurant wall
Keep passport’s hopes, history relevant
Cape Town in the news: Keep passport’s hopes, history relevant: January, 2013: My husband and I were the only Americans sailing out of Cape Town on a five-night voyage to the island of St. Helena. We lost sight of all other ocean traffic after a few hours. Two …: “Cape Town” – BingNews Maritzburg stun CT City as Leopards hold SuperSport: Two Absa Premiership matches were … [Read more...] about Keep passport’s hopes, history relevant
PRINT IS ALIVE – 8 reasons why print thrives
MyPR: PRINT IS ALIVE – 8 reasons why print thrives: Print is not dead. It’s different. Photo: istockphotoBy Samantha Choles, Paper Manufacturers Association of South Africa Using paper centres my world. It helps me process the craziness that is work, motherhood and life. With paper, I can make lists and plans. With paper, I can disconnect and escape into a book. With research … [Read more...] about PRINT IS ALIVE – 8 reasons why print thrives
