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Press: It’s official – Springbok jerseys are ‘business attire’ |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| The Minister of Sport has appealed to corporate South Africa to throw their weight behind the Springboks’ Rugby World Cup campaign in a public messag |
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Here's what SA is buying online for Christmas |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| As the world races toward the shopping season, an online retailer has revealed the top gifts for 2014 |
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Research proves that local is ‘lekker’ for SA’s online shoppers |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| Locals choose local online stores over global ones BY A LONG SHO |
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Promotional products are less expensive per impression than most |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| The investment in promotional products is modest, more targeted and more achievable for smaller businesses than other forms of advertising |
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Press: SA's most popular Christmas gifts are... |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| Cape Town – Most South Africans expect chocolates as Christmas gifts this year, followed by more practical gifts such as cash, clothes, shoes or book |
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Press: EU bans bisphenol A chemical from babies' bottles |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| The European Commission has announced a ban on the use of bisphenol A (BPA) in plastic baby bottles from next year.
The commission cited fears that the compound could affect development and immune response in young children |
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CANSA labels BPA-free baby bottles |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| The Cancer Association of South Africa (Cansa) has started endorsing plastic baby bottles as free of cancer-causing chemicals, after its research found that many bottles in South Africa were unsafe, it said on Wednesda |
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Press: Vuvuzela here to stay |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| Johannesburg - Former South African president Nelson Mandela ordered hundreds to be taken to Zurich to support South Africa's 2010 Football World Cup bi |
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Press: Africans go crazy for Cup |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| Port Elizabeth – From deep in the Ghanaian bush to the palm-shaded beaches of Mozambique, Africans are glued to the first World Cup on the continent and nothing from power cuts to death threats will keep them away |
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Press: Don't cry for me, Vuvuzela! |
Topic: Gifts in The Press |
| Vuvuzela, soccer horn, horn, soccer world cup, world cu |
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