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We are all trying to forget 2020. But for so many women making their way through the Covid-19 pandemic, 2020 was the year of challenge, the year of fighting against gender inequality, and the year of overcoming all the obstacles in their path. In a world where women s achievements are so often underplayed, there is nothing more important than choosing to challenge.
This International Women s Day (IWD) on 8 March, Nissan South Africa (NSA) believes that the IWD s central theme of choosing to challenge gender inequality at all levels has never been more important. By challenging society, industry, and themselves, Nissan believes it can choose to create a more inclusive world, create more awareness of women s issues - and their achievements - and limit the bias women face every day.
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bizcommunity.com, AIDCEC said rising input costs could stunt growth of volume and, particularly, exports, which in turn would make it difficult for the automotive sector to achieve targets for the country relating to inclusiveness, localisation and job creation.
AIDCEC CEO Thabo Shenxane said the tariff increase would also have a negative effect on the Eastern Cape economy which is driven by automotive manufacturing. As South Africa s leading producer of vehicles and its biggest exporter, accounting for around 49% of SA s vehicle exports, the Eastern Cape and by extension South Africa s supply chain will be under even greater pressure to produce at competitive prices, Shenxane told
#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
Jameson s Beatha skincare launch a PR stuntAt the end of March, whiskey brand Jameson made a surprise announcement that it was expanding into beauty with the launch of its first skincare line, Beatha. With TV host and model Ayanda Thabethe as Beatha brand ambassador, the news made headlines and had consumers across social media platforms debating Jameson s unexpected business pivot.