October 2018//-In the digital age, companies in the energy and materials industries must balance the classic advantages of outsourcing a segment of the value chain with the new realities of shutting down their strategic options if a supplier becomes too powerful.
Media should be held to the same accountability standards they demand, especially from public representatives. EFE-EPA/Kim Ludbrook Herman Wasserman, University of Cape Town It is fitting that the apology by the editor of Sunday Times, South Africa’s biggest newspaper, for its serious lapses in editorial independence and judgement came at the start of a week […]
Accra, Ghana, October 17, 2018//-GOtv is taking entertainment to the ‘Max’ with not, one but two channels launching this Thursday, 18 October, offering more sporting action and entertainment for its customers.
October 11, 2018//-Fourteen South African staff members of global engineering and infrastructure advisory company Aurecon have passed the international CAMA (Certified Asset Management Assessor) examination to date.
October 10, 2018//-The West African Academy of MultiChoice Talent Factory (MTF), has officially opened in Lagos by the Deputy Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Dr. Ziblim Barri Iddi and the Lagos State Commissioner of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Mr. Steve Ayorinde earlier this week.
Cape Town, South Africa, October 9, 2018//- DHL Express has been recognised as a Top Employer in Africa for the fifth consecutive year, at the prestigious Top Employer Africa 2019 certification ceremony, held at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg recently.
October 6, 2018//-An executive explains how the pay-TV company saved money and pleased customers by designing hardware for repair and reuse.
October 2, 2018//-MultiChoice has announced the appointment of Nkateko Mabaso as the CEO of M-Net in Sub-Saharan Africa, effective immediately.
Accra, Ghana, September 29, 2018//-An Accra High Court has injuncted the National Communications Authority (NCA) against shutting down Joy FM and sister station, Asempa FM.
September 29, 2018//-The long-term future of global trade will be reshaped by technological shifts and changes in international trade policy.
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