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Saturday 10 April 2021 - 12:47pm Gospel artists say the public broadcaster and the Southern African Music Rights Organisation are not supporting local gospel artists The group hosted a Gospel Indaba in Pretoria over the genre being sidelined. eNCAs Nqobile Madlala has this story. Courtesy #DStv403 JOHANNESBURG - Some local gospel artists say theyre being sidelined and are calling for more airplay. The Gospel Indaba Organisers met in Pretoria to discuss a way forward...

CTICC: Facing an ever-changing future with hope and optimism The Board and shareholders attending the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) Annual General Meeting (AGM) recently heard an inspirational account of how, during unprecedented times, the CTICC has adapted its business to serve the people of the Western Cape. “2020 was an unusual year; but like a chameleon responding to its changing environment, the CTICC adapted to the challenges presented by Covid-19,” said CEO Taubi...

US markets mixed, March 29-April 1 The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.24% to finish the week at 33,153.21 and the S&P 500 fell 0.77% to 3,913.10. Spot gold dropped US$3 per oz., or 0.17%, to US$1,730.30 per ounce.   AngloGold Ashanti jumped US$1.95 to US$22.98. Interim CEO Christine Ramon said on March 31 that the company does not need to pursue mergers and acquisitions and won’t add scale for its own sake, dampening speculation that it might take part in further consolidation in the...

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read TORONTO/JOHANNESBURG, March 31 (Reuters) - South Africa’s Anglogold Ashanti does not need to pursue mergers and won’t add scale for its own sake, its interim chief executive said on Wednesday, tamping speculation it could take part in further consolidation of the sector. Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Neal Froneman this month floated the idea of a merger with peers AngloGold and Gold Fields, arguing consolidation is needed for South Africa’s gold miners to compete glob...

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3 Min Read BOSTON (Reuters) - Hedge fund Indaba Capital said on Tuesday it had nominated two directors to Benefitfocus Inc’s board, and the software company responded a few hours later, saying it had named a veteran human resources executive as a new independent director. The two sides have been trading barbs for weeks over the company’s future, high turnover in its executive suite and who should be sitting on its board. San Francisco-based Indaba five weeks ago called on Charleston, South ...

One of Gauteng’s academic hospitals can’t fill 544 critical posts due to budgets cuts Share Johannesburg - Budget cuts and the shortage of specialist nurses have left some of the country’s hospitals with hundreds of unfilled critical posts. Health Minister Zweli Mkhize has blamed these two factors for the high number of vacant posts at the Dr George Mukhari Academic Hospital in Ga-Rankuwa, Pretoria. There were 544 vacancies at the George Mukhari Hospital, and 357 of these were fo...

Jabulani Sigege appointed as ECD for Wunderman Thompson SA Jabulani is a Zulu word meaning rejoice, and thats precisely what the Wunderman Thompson SA team is doing after the confirmation of Jabulani Sigeges appointment. The admired creative lead will join one of the countys largest marketing services agencies as executive creative director on 1 March 2021. Consistent with previous statements from the agency, the ambition to firmly position creativity as a key driver of the business moving int...

#BehindtheBrandManager: Terri Verhoeven of Big Concerts on navigating the new events, entertainment spaceThis month, we uncover the heroes behind the brands that millions of South Africans take into their homes and hearts every day. We find out more from Terri Verhoeven, senior operations manager at Big Concerts, about managing such a well-known SA company and navigating and surviving the devastating effects of Covid-19. By Ruth Cooper really behind her mask is a fierce female who loves bubbly ...

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