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I Think, Therefore I Brand - Vimarsana News

I Think, Therefore I Brand

In a woke world, brands need to use their minds to win their audiences’ hearts.

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CNN CNN Tonight June 4, 2024 02:38:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN CNN Tonight June 4, 2024 02:38:00

The time to at least recognize, on this level, that they were heard? >> you know, i think there was a step taken, um, by the testimony provided to congress. but these women have heard, um, lip service from num -- numerous organizations. from usa gymnastics, from michigan state. and they are hearing the same things from the fbi. recently, they have been quiet. um, but what they want is those answers, and what they want are -- are real answers to the questions that, um, you know, linger in their mind about how these girls who came after them could have been prevented this horror that they suffer...

Sibanye deal sealed after week of tense talks - Vimarsana News

Sibanye deal sealed after week of tense talks

Unions and Sibanye-Stillwater signed a wage deal at the weekend after a week of tense talks, in which several sticking points threatened to derail the deal.

Unity of the mineworkers, trade unions sacrosanct when fighting status quo - Vimarsana News

Unity of the mineworkers, trade unions sacrosanct when fighting status quo

The struggle for a living wage and better conditions of employment for mineworkers in SA in particular requires maximum unity of trade unions in general and workers in particular.

'We're happy we got the R1,000 increase': Sibanye-Stillwater workers as wage dispute finally resolved - Vimarsana News

'We're happy we got the R1,000 increase': Sibanye-Stillwater workers as wage dispute finally resolved

Painful swollen legs and unkind living conditions including uncertainties about what her family would have for supper could not prevent a striking mineworker as she entered a second week camping outside President Cyril Ramaphosa's office.