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- Chairperson of SA’s biggest educational group resigns
- Pay settlement won’t be enough to defuse public sector anger – business must also take note
- Major boost for SMMEs as new credit card swipe helps them add 2,5% to their bottom line every month
- World cup creates boom year for conference centres and events - Brits name SA top 10 destination for 2010
- Biomass could see wealth for Mozambique's rapidly improving agricultural sector, 28 September for International Rivers (US) and Justica Ambiental (Mozambique)
- Mines using world-first touchscreen training, Edutouch, 14 July 2009
- Companies scramble to beat financial illiteracy, Astrotech, 13/07/2009
- Revolution hits advertising with cellphone payments, Pocit, 26/01/2009
- Getting retrenched? Don't panic there is help, Consumer Assist, 19/01/2009
- Education failures costing SA billions, parliament must act, expert warns, BizTech, 10/01/2009
- The ultimate thief-proof gift: pocket money and gift vouchers go hi-tech with a SA first cellphone innovation-29/11/2008, Pocit
- South Africa not training effectively to pull economy into economic upturn, AstroTech, 6/11/2008
- New system helps doctors slash R200m off bad debt, Pocit, 29/10/2008
- When debt enters, sex leaves: SA marriages in trouble , Consumer Assist, 27/10/2008
- 10% of corporate employess have garnishee orders - consumer debt rises, 28/08/2008, Consumer Assist
- Layoffs carry the risk of destroying companies
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Mandela
This book was written with the full co-operation of Nelson Mandela. He and President Jacob Zuma, Cyril Ramaphosa and other key South African leaders were present at its launch. A top selling book, it carries warm anecdotes of the man, and also personal details from his life and those of others covered by Charlene Smith in her journalistic career spanning the two decades of the 20th century and beyond. Filled with excellent photographs it is a tribute not just to Mandela but to those who persisted for freedom.
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