The world is changing fast and to keep up you need local knowledge with global context.
Weekends: Mini-vacations or a chance to grow?
Research around weekends, and how best to utilise them is varied, but the one consistency is around work.
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Please help us to help you – Our Biznews Community demographics survey
We need your help by filling in a short and anonymous questionnaire on Survey Monkey. There are nine questions with a last one asking for suggestions on how we can serve you better.
Some Gauteng residents better off, attitudes improving – large survey
More than 14 million people live in South Africa’s economic hub, the Gauteng City-Region. That’s 25% of the country’s population.
SLR London Diary: Brexit cock-up and why George Osborne must get lost
In 2016 Barbara Hogan and Simon Lincoln Reader appeared on the BBC’s ‘The Documentary’ series – on the very subject of that subcontinental organised crime family who now reside in Dubai.
SLR London Diary: Leftist hypocrisy, bah humbug….it’s mental impairment
Simon shares an interesting week punctuated by Labour Party hypocrisy (sorry, mental impairment) and South African visitors helping to remind scatterlings of where they came from.
SLR London Diary: Sex in focus for Green, Gigaba, plus the B of Bell Pott
Malusi Gigaba has always pursued attention, from the days Simon saw him loitering at Kilimanjaro nightclub in Melrose Arch, to his brushes with departmental credit cards in the mid 2000s.
SLR London Diary: A Private War, Clegg Facebooked and weird Remainers
Simon Lincoln Reader has lived in London for a few years and in between catching the tube, dating his new wife and directing an innovative fintech company, he finds time to keep a diary.
The Big Bang Theory calls time
The Big Bang Theory will wrap up after its 12th season next year, bringing an end to the days of Sheldon, Leonard, Penny, Howard, Rajesh, Amy, Bernadette and other famous faces.
Noise pollution is a real thing; just try boarding in Cape Town
Passengers in Cape Town International Airport will no longer be receiving passenger boarding calls. The reason; apparently noise levels in airports are problematic and there’s a global trend towards silent ones.
Catching Feelings: Where local meets lekker
One of the founding pillars of Biznews is to celebrate South Africans doing great things, and it’s on this premise that I introduce you to a film called Catching Feelings.