November 30

• South Africa: The Ban-Ban Club: The Rise of Banned Advertising [opinion]

  Earlier this week we saw the banning of yet another controversial advertisement poking fun at the president. I can't say that I think it's a bad thing. Read more »

• South Africa: Samsung ATIV Tablet Offers Immersive Mobile Experience

  The Samsung ATIV Tab, which will arrive in South Africa soon, will provide users with an immersive mobile experience that integrates with the touch-screen innovations of Windows 8... Read more »

• South Africa: BCSA Brand Barometer Out for Industry Participation

  The Brand Council of South Africa (BCSA) has launched its first BCSA Brand Barometer, sending surveys to opinion leaders across the spectrum of business, government, education,... Read more »

• South Africa: Nambiti Private Game Reserve's Rhinos Dehorned

  Criminal acts call for tough measures and that's the reason Nambiti Private Game Reserve's rhino population has been dehorned; the process having been completed on 22 November... Read more »

• South Africa: Rare Bird Species to Be Found At Granny Mouse Country House

  With over 300 bird species found in the Drakensburg and KwaZulu-Natal Midlands areas, and over 40 of these being endangered or highly endangered, Granny Mouse Country House and Spa... Read more »

• South Africa: Concert Ban On Photos Concerns Sanef

  There is a ban on free news media photography at the Lady Gaga Concerts in Johannesburg and Cape Town, with the organisers only making available selected publicity photographs. The... Read more »

• South Africa: Your Street Challenge Is Back, Offering R1 Million for Local Improvements

  The Your Street Challenge is back again, offering inspired residents the opportunity on how to make the area where you live, work or play better, by harnessing the transformative... Read more »

• South Africa: Times Media Launches Academy for Print Industry Training

  Times Media Academy will launch in January 2013, with its first training module aimed at strengthening skills in the understanding of the print industry. Times Media will cover the... Read more »

• South Africa: Communication Can Be Misinterpreted Using New Technology

  Ping, Facebook chat, IM, message, text, DM, Whatsapp, BBM, e-mail, SMS and Skype are examples of just some of the ways in which technology has enabled us to communicate for... Read more »

• South Africa: Durban Fashion Showcase Opens Tonight

  The inaugural Durban Fashion Showcase opens tonight, Friday 30 November 2012, at the Mixed Zone at the Moses Mabhida Stadium from 7pm. It will display local couture designers and... Read more »

• South Africa: Little Imagination in Pretville

  The new Afrikaans musical Pretville is unlike anything you have ever seen locally. It spells fun with a capital F and delivers what it promises, and much, much more. In fact,... Read more »

November 29

• South Africa: I Don't Work On Sundays

  After a sold-out season earlier this year, comedian Marc Lottering is back with I Don't Work On Sundays at Cape Town's Baxter Theatre. Judging by the non-stop laugher that left... Read more »

• South Africa: Ellies Renewable Energy Wins Best Energy Project of the Year Award [press release]

  Ellies Renewable Energy was recently awarded the Best Energy Project of the Year award and placed second in the Energy Company of the Year category at the Southern African... Read more »

• South Africa: Lovelife Urges People to Stand Against Abuse

  loveLife, the HIV-prevention programme for young people, is running a blog until 10 December, 2012, to give people the chance to share their stories, express their views and take a... Read more »

• South Africa: Tourism in Western Cape Stimulates Property Market - Leapfrog

  According to the Industrial Development Corporation's Integrated Annual Report for 2012, tourism makes up 8.6% of South Africa's GDP and employs an estimated 1.2 million people.... Read more »

• South Africa: Northlink College, MEC Partner to Help WC Unemployed Youths

  Northlink College recently received a visit from Minister Dan Plato and Gideon Morris (chief director: secretariat for safety and security) to discuss a partnership that was... Read more »

• South Africa: Mango Launches Two New Daily Return Flights

  Low cost airline Mango will launch daily return flights between Johannesburg and Port Elizabeth as well as Cape Town and Port Elizabeth from 5 December this year. Initially, the... Read more »

• South Africa: UCT Partners With PWC to Boost Leadership in Zimbabwe

  UCT Graduate School of Business (UCT GSB) has taken a landmark step beyond South Africa's borders through a strategic alliance with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Advisory Services... Read more »

• South Africa: Konica Minolta Plants Trees At Western Cape Schools

  In line with its promise to run its business in the most sustainable way, Konica Minolta South Africa has been supporting South Africa's national greening and food gardening social... Read more »

• South Africa: Discrepancies in Bee Amendment Bill Affects SA's Own People

  The term Black Economic Empowerment conjures up many positive and negative feelings for various reasons. South Africa's government initiated Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment... Read more »

November 28

• South Africa: Institutional Investors Are Failing When Making Investment Decisions - WWF

  A new report released recently by WWF-South Africa and WWF-UK, in collaboration with Carbon Tracker, Trucost, SinCo and the Government Employee Pension Fund (GEPF), shows that... Read more »

• South Africa: Demand Overwhelming Supply in Tertiary Education

  For school leavers completing their final exams and hoping to study further next year, passing matric is only the first step in securing one of the highly-sought-after places at... Read more »

• South Africa: Salberg Develops Bomb Resistant ATM Housing Structure

  In an effort to combat the increasing number of ATM bombings, Salberg Concrete Products, a supplier of precast concrete products, in partnership with its client, ATM Solutions,... Read more »

• South Africa: Government's Retirement Reform Strategy Is Contradictory - Liberty

  The government's strategy towards retirement reform poses some interesting contradictions. On the one hand the cost of advice is being targeted by government as being the main... Read more »

• Africa: Take Advantage of New Opportunities in Africa's Mobile Money Market

  At the recent ICT and telecommunications conference, AfricaCom 2012, Ian Steyn, account manager - value added sales at ZunguZ joined a panel of ICT industry experts to discuss,... Read more »