Multichoice found to have ‘captured’ SABC through ‘merger’: The Competition Commission of South Africa has found that a 2013 deal amounts to a merger allowing Multichoice to ‘influence’ the public broadcaster. A ruling by the Competition Commission ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews One-Day Captain Says Batsmen Under Pressure After South Africa Series Loss: Australia's … [Read more...] about SA News: Multichoice found to have ‘captured’ SABC through ‘merger’
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Telomeres: The anti-ageing break through?
Telomeres: The anti-ageing break through?: You don’t have to look far to see how afraid the human race is of ageing. The anti-ageing market is a lucrative business, with hundreds of thousands of products, anti-wrinkle creams, remedies, quick fixes and plastic surgery options on the market, and countless laboratories looking for answers in genetics, within molecular and … [Read more...] about Telomeres: The anti-ageing break through?
A view of Johannesburg through lenses from a different era | The Conversation
A view of Johannesburg through lenses from a different era: Carmel Building in Diagonal Street, Johannesburg. Museum Africa (left) Yeshiel Panchia (right)Johannesburg was always a much photographed place from its earliest days. It was a city that grew up with photographers and their cameras. As a town of migrants and immigrants, people wanted to send postcards and photographic … [Read more...] about A view of Johannesburg through lenses from a different era | The Conversation
William Kentridge: the barbarity of the ‘Great War’ told through an African lens | The Conversation
William Kentridge: the barbarity of the 'Great War' told through an African lens: William Kentridge Goodman GalleryProduced towards the end of the four-year celebrations of the centenary of the “Great War” of 1914-18, the dramatic art performance of South African-born artist William Kentridge – “The Head & the Load” –explodes the traditional understanding of this conflict … [Read more...] about William Kentridge: the barbarity of the ‘Great War’ told through an African lens | The Conversation
Montecasino – growing women through the ranks
Montecasino – growing women through the ranks: Caroline Naidu, Montecasino Tables Manager “We need [women] role models who are going to break the mould.” Carly Simon Montecasino’s woman-rich environment has always strongly encouraged career growth, with many of the property’s departments and two of the three hotels run by women. Caroline Naidu, Tables Manager at Montecasino … [Read more...] about Montecasino – growing women through the ranks
