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Health and MedicineHow to Start a Hair and Beauty Salon Business

Thursday, 21 January 2010 | Dan

People seek beauty and are constantly looking to improve what they have or give themselves a whole new look. They drop by the nearest hair and beauty salon to be pampered by stylists and beauticians to style their hair, shape their eyebrows and paint their nails – all for a few (or more) bucks. It is no wonder that the hair and salon business remains one of the rapidly growing industries. The hair and salon business can be started with moderate capitalization. Success in this venture depends on...
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IT, New Media and SoftwareWant To Grow Your Business Online?

Wednesday, 20 January 2010 | Monica Sharma

Outsource your marketing to Integral Fusion to see the differenceJanuary 16, 2010; Gauteng, South Africa: Are you really happy with the ROI from your website or the Internet per say? Are you able to capture your market and sphere of verticals? Did you guess ever that Internet can play a major role in creating strategic business opportunities? Chances are progressively positive but you may not know how to do it. When it comes to marketing your product or service, you need to have a firm...
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Media and TelecommunicationsTalking soccer and SEM

Wednesday, 20 January 2010 | Carla

It’s 2010 – the year that South Africans have been breathlessly anticipating since 2004. We’ve had six years to prepare, and now, with a few months to go until the kick-off of the FIFA World Cup, South Africans are white-knuckled with excitement at the prospect.
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Media and TelecommunicationsSURVIVING THE SA MEDIA

Tuesday, 19 January 2010 | Media Mentors

There is virtually no organisation today, whatever their size, who find themselves in a situation where they have no need to deal in any way with the media, whether print or electronic. Some companies may find themselves in the media spotlight, when perhaps they had no intention of being there - how do they deal with these often uncomfortable situations? This course is aimed at executives and personnel who on occasion or regularly, have to deal with the media.
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Tourism, Cars, TrafficKnysna and France investigating trade exchange post 2010

Monday, 18 January 2010 | Nicci Rousseau-Schmidt

The French Consul, Antoine Michon, visited Knysna last week and met with Knysna Mayor Eleanore Bouw-Spies, the Municipal Manager Mr Johnny Douglas, Knysna Tourism CEO Shaun van Eck and other representatives to discuss the town’s hosting of the French team during the upcoming 2010 FIFA World Cup.
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Business, Economy, Finances, Banking and InsuranceRevitalise your personal brand for the new year

Friday, 15 January 2010 | Kate Elphick

In the digital age, our Digital Footprint is often people's first impression of us. The changing social media environment requires that we manage our online personal brand more carefully than ever.
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Business, Economy, Finances, Banking and InsuranceZimbabwe Bio Energy sets the record straight regarding Nuanetsi Ranch

Friday, 15 January 2010 | Chantal Riley

Following recent inaccurate media reporting, Zimbabwe Bio Energy (ZBE) wishes to set the record straight with regards to Nuanetsi Ranch.
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Business, Economy, Finances, Banking and InsuranceFinancial Miracle Workers

Friday, 08 January 2010 | Hannes

Theron & van Tonder consulting cc, or TvT Consulting as they are better known, is a young dynamic business solutions company that specialize in taking work loads off your hands, so that you have more time to focus on the things that is important in your business. Their efficient and professional manner comes through in their very fast turnaround response times on queries.
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Politics, Law, Arts, SocietyWhat happens when there is no competition and the government of the day has socialist leanings?

Monday, 11 January 2010 | Rick Crouch

The Eskom debacle is a prime example of what happens when there is no competition and the government of the day has socialist leanings wanting to centralize everything to consolidate its power.
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Politics, Law, Arts, SocietyGovernment should encourage people to be self sufficient

Thursday, 07 January 2010 | Rick Crouch

Socialist type governments continue to think that they can tax themselves out of debt, the working person can only sustain so much taxation, especially with the large increase in electricity looming.
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