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Tomorrow, 10 December 2009, sees the launch of the first session of the CMO Council Advisory Board Caucus. Read more >>2010 FIFA World Cup
[Dr Nikolaus Eberl] As 2009 is drawing to a close and the tourism industry is heaving a sigh of relief that one of the worst years in travel history is almost over, when - as one analyst put it - “consumer greed turned to consumer fear”, the forthcoming world cup year holds promising prospects for those who are at the forefront of sports tourism. Read more >>![](https://biz-file.com/c/0912/41656.jpg) Ministry of illusion (MOI) was responsible for the animation, graphics, special effects and creative content for the event that amazed 200 million people across 200 countries at the final draw on Friday 4 December 2009. Read more >>Media
![](https://biz-file.com/c/0912/41648.jpg) Inter Press Service (IPS) Africa has launched a new handbook for reporters to support sustained media coverage of gender-based violence beyond 16 Days of No Violence Against Women and Children. Read more >>Mobile
![](https://biz-file.com/c/0912/41701.jpg) Nokia earlier this week announced the overall winner of its Calling All Innovators competition. 20FourLabs, developers of winning application Afridoctor, won over R600 000 following the announcement that took place in Melrose, Johannesburg. Read more >>[Gareth Vorster] Industry analyst Frost & Sullivan said on Friday, 4 December that 2010 would separate the best from the rest in the telecommunications sector. Read more >> Newspapers
One of Ethiopia's leading newspapers has closed down following threats of prosecution from the country's authorities. Reporters Sans Frontières (RSF) has condemned the suspension of Addis Neger, a weekly newspaper based in Addis Ababa. Read more >>Promotions
![](https://biz-file.com/c/0912/41650.jpg) Z-Card Africa, India, Middle East and Turkey (ZAMI) launched itself at the beginning of December in Botswana, increasing its African footprint. Read more >>Retail
Africa may have been forgotten by international investors since the equity recovery began, but not for long says Imara, the Botswana-registered Imara financial services group. The group believes the continent can expect a big uptick in investor interest, with especially strong interest in Zimbabwe and Nigeria. Read more >>
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