November 16

• South Africa: Where Are Women Voices in Talk Radio? [opinion]

  Having been a fan of talk radio for a number of years, what worries me is a lack of women voices - not as presenters, but as contributors to programmes. This is not healthy in a... Read more »

• South Africa: SARS' Preference On Business Rescue

  An important judgment was handed down in the Western Cape High Court on 31 October, 2012. This was in the matter of Commissioner: SARS vs Mark Beginsel NO and Others. Readers will... Read more »

• South Africa: Contact SABC to Get Matric Results

  The SABC's news-on-phone service Newsbreak 082 152 has launched its popular annual Matric Results Service. Read more »

• South Africa: Santam Partners With Grain SA to Develop Farmers [press release]

  Rapid population growth and rising food prices are putting increased strain on South Africa's shrinking commercial agricultural sector. Read more »

• South Africa: Substance Films Presents Second Muizenbosch Event [press release]

  Substance Films, the independent filmmakers have undertaken to curate the second installment of a new local film showcase event that it is hoped will become a regular... Read more »

• Southern Africa: New Vice-President of Operations At Solairedirect Southern Africa

  Solairedirect Southern Africa has announced the appointment of Warrick Leslie as vice-president of operations. Prior to joining Solairedirect, he was a director of Murray &... Read more »

• South Africa: Finalists of Murray & Roberts Sports Awards Announced [press release]

  Murray & Roberts recently announced the finalists of its annual Jack Cheetham Memorial and Letsema Awards which took place on 15 November 2012 at Urban Tree in Sandton,... Read more »

• South Africa: One Million ABSA Customers Use Rewards Offering [press release]

  Absa recently announced that it has clocked one million registered rewards customers and paid out over R300 million in cash rewards to customers since the introduction of Absa... Read more »

November 15

• South Africa: Camp-Out for Openness With Right2know

  The Right2Know Campaign will be Camping Out for Openness, outside Parliament, day and night, from Monday, 19 November to demand that MPs act to defend our democracy. The... Read more »

• South Africa: Bittereinder Launches New Album - 'Die Dinkdansmasjien'

  Afrikaans electro rap band Bittereinder have announced the release of their second album, "Die Dinkdansmasjien", in November 2012. It will feature a host of new collaborators and... Read more »

• South Africa: Minnaar Releases 'Volcano' Ep [press release]

  Brother-and-sister Pretorian artists Louis and Magdalene Minnaar, who comprise Minaar, which writes dance-inspired operatic ballads, have today released their first EP, "Volcano",... Read more »

• South Africa: Crowdsourcing Ways to Drive Traffic, Two Companies Team Up [press release]

  Hiring Bounty, which makes use of crowdsourcing as a recruitment tool, and Idea Bounty, which solves business problems by tapping into the creativity of the masses, are working... Read more »

• South Africa: Student Exhibition At the Open Window Next Week [press release]

  On Thursday 22 November 2012, a student exhibition will take place at the Open Window School of Visual Communication in Irene, Centurion at 7pm. Pepe Marais, a founding partner of... Read more »

• South Africa: Southern Comfort Goes Local for New Tvc

  Southern Comfort's latest TVC takes its positioning of 'Here's to the Unexpected' up several notches, giving it a fast-paced, contemporary and unexpected twist with a wide range of... Read more »

• South Africa: Theatre4youth Forum a Platform to Create Dialogue

  Approximately 120 artists, educators, government officials, funders as well as other supporting bodies are expected to converge for the ASSITEJ South Africa Theatre4Youth Forum at... Read more »

• South Africa: Mossel Bay Environmental Partnership Wins Conservation Awards

  The Mossel Bay Environmental Partnership (MEP) and the Oyster Bay Reserve were recognised for their contributions to the community and the environment when the Gouritz Cluster... Read more »

• South Africa: Legislation Protects Tenant When Property Is Sold

  In Roman Dutch law, which forms the basis of most South African legislation, including that which pertains to property, the principle of 'huur gaat voor koop' is honoured and... Read more »

• South Africa: GE Eyes Transnet Tender for Diesel Locomotives

  General Electric (GE) Transportation, which manufactures equipment for the railroad, marine, mining, drilling and energy generation industries, is eyeing Transnet's tender for 465... Read more »

November 14

• South Africa: Vote for South African Ultra-Swimmer's Autobiography

  Theodore Yach, South Africa's ultra-swimmer has his autobiography, In My Element, nominated for an international award by the 2012 World Open Water Swimming Association (WOWSA) in... Read more »

• South Africa: Digital Marketing Institute Partners With Vega School [press release]

  The Irish-based Digital Marketing Institute announced a new partnership with Vega School of Brand Leadership to train over 3000 students in digital marketing in South Africa next... Read more »

• South Africa: Youth Flashmob Creates Awareness

  Life Talk, an NGO focused on creating awareness about life's challenges, staged a surprise Flashmob of around 100 youth from various communities around Cape Town that entertained... Read more »

• South Africa: Thai Citizen Sentenced to 40 Years Imprisonment for Illegal Trading

  A Thai national, Chumlong Lemtongthai, has been sentenced to 40 years imprisonment for his involvement in the illegal trade of rhino horns from South Africa. This is the harshest... Read more »

• South Africa: Official Proclamation of New Seven wonders of Nature in South Africa

  The first official inauguration of Table Mountain as one of the New7Wonders of Nature will take place on Saturday 1 December 2012 on Tafelberg Road, at the foot of the mountain. A... Read more »

• South Africa: Youth Motoring Market Largely Untapped Finds SA Student Motoring Survey

  Owning a car is part of "the dream" for almost every South African student in the 18 to 25-year demographic, but there are some serious financial insights and access challenges... Read more »

• South Africa: Amended BBBEE Codes Could Spell Disaster for SA

  In October the Department of Trade and Industry released the amended BBBEE Codes for public comment. Some of the changes could potentially spell disaster for the country's economy,... Read more »