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Free Small Business Seminars

Whether you are in the start-up phase of your business or already have an established business, you are invited to our Free Small Business Seminars. The topics have been chosen to be More »

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How to manage a difficult boss

Working relationships are like any relationship – a fine balance of emotions that require the mutual compromise and understanding of both parties. “Some work relationships are more challenging than others,” says Kim More »

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The pastors wives breakfast with Dr Mabel Baloyi

Network of Women in Leadership invites you join our columnits Dr Mabel Baloyi as she demystifies the roles and responsibilities of the pastor’s wives in the 21st century. More »

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Mobile pushes internet to the masses

The number of Internet users in South Africa accelerated dramatically in the past year, thanks to the impact of both smartphones and ordinary mobile phones. As a result, the Internet is finally More »

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Ps James Okon Mambo Sawa-sawa live DVD launch

 Pastor James Okon, a praise and worship gospel musician, warmly invites you  to the launch of his DVD, Mambo Sawa-Sawa, at KICC Church aditorium, Beyers Naude, Honeydey.  More »

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A woman’s place may be in the boardroom

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As its Women’s month in South Africa I thought it an appropriate time to take stock of how us girls are doing in business. I’ve noticed that more of our clients are women, and am pleased to report that the General Manager of Carling Black Label – the largest beer brand (by volume) in South Africa – is a woman. So while its heartening to see how women in South Africa are climbing up the corporate ladder and taking their rightful place alongside men in business, I can’t help but wonder why – according to a year on year census conducted by the Business Women’s Association for the last 8 years – women are still underrepresented in business.