Media Buyer (Cape Town)

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Location: Cape Town
Job level: Mid
Type: Permanent
Reference: #99cSG51
Company: ninety9cents

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Ninety9cents is a full-service, integrated advertising agency, with its head office located in Cape Town, and is one of South Africa’s largest independently owned agencies. Led by founder and Managing Director, Andrew Brand, the agency’s extensive client base includes leading brands such as Shoprite/Checkers, Ackermans, PUMA, Spur Group, Capitec and Distell, to name but a few.

Requirements

Summary of main duties

  • The primary role for this individual would be media buying: he/she would be responsible for client media bookings, budget summaries, chase lists, CIs, flighting instructions, and billing.
  • They would also assist in setting up the new media buying system, Chase Nexus (at this stage we are doing buying manually).
  • The individual would also be required to do some basic media planning and scheduling to assist Head of Media who does the media strategy.

Key competencies

  • Essential: Media buying – booking, creating and sending chase lists, budget summaries, flighting, etc.  
  • Excel and PowerPoint.
  • The person needs to have strong buying systems in place that they can set up at 99cents.
  • Preferable: junior planning and scheduling experience.
  • Telmar or Nielsen’s Crosstab ability.

Education and experience

  • Minimum four years buying experience needed.
  • At least one year’s media planning experience.

If you have not received a response to your application within two weeks, please consider your application as unsuccessful. Applications from EE candidates will be considered with preference in compliance with the EE Act.

 

Posted on 10 Oct 12:07

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Receptionist/Sales Assistant (Witbank)

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Location: Witbank
Reference: #WB002393/VVR
Company: MPRTC Recruitment

Our client in the concrete and manufacturing industry requires a receptionist/sales assistant in Witbank.

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If you do not fit the specification with the minimum requirements your application will not be accepted for this position. Shortlisted candidates may be required to complete an assessment or test to demonstrate your knowledge of this position.

Requirements:

  • Grade 12 or relevant NQF4 equivalent
  • Tertiary qualification in secretarial/administration will be an advantage
  • JDE System accounting experience will be an advantage
  • Three years’ experience in internal sales and office administration
  • Must be proficient in Microsoft Office
  • Good customer service skills are essential

Skills/duties:

  • Issue quotes, process sales orders for despatch and delivery or collection
  • Liaise with debtors department, reconcile related books and documents
  • Keep a neat, accurate, and organised filing system
  • Assist with client product delivery queries
  • Liaise and follow up with transport supplier
  • Liaise with sales reps regarding stock levels
  • Perform general administration and receptionist duties

Applicants must reside in Witbank or surrounding area.

Only South African citizens, who are suitably qualified, live in the applicable area and meet the requirements of the position are eligible to apply for this vacancy.

Please take note: if you have not been contacted within 14 days, please consider your application unsuccessful. 

Visit our website to view all of our current vacancies: www.mprtc.co.za

Posted on 10 Oct 11:33

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VBS Mutual Bank investigators report to the Prudential Authority

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Publish Date: 2018-10-10
Category: Media Releases

The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) received the forensic investigation report into the affairs of VBS Mutual Bank (VBS) from Advocate Terry Motau SC on 5 October 2018. This report was in pursuance of Advocate Motau’s appointment as an investigator in terms of section 134 of the Financial Sector Regulation Act 9 of 2017 by Deputy Governor of the SARB and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Prudential Authority (PA), Mr Kuben Naidoo.

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Electrical Engineering Consultant (Nelspruit)

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Location: Nelspruit
Reference: #NEL008159/PF
Company: MPRTC Recruitment

Electrical engineering consultant required in Nelspruit.

Requirements:

  • Instrument or electronic or electrical qualification
  • Five years’ electrical solution sales experience (industrial applications and automation)
  • Knowledge of supplying high technology systems and solutions
  • Valid code eight drivers licence
  • Computer literate
  • Must be able to communicate in English and Afrikaans

You will need to reside in Nelspruit or surrounding area.
Please take note: If you have not been contacted within 14 days, please consider your application unsuccessful.
Your details will be held for future vacancies.
Please visit our website www.mprtc.co.za to upload your CV and for more information.

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for Rent. R 40 000 : 3.0 BEDROOM APARTMENT TO LET IN HOUGHTON ESTATE… South Africa Property Portal

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How to Recover From a Thanksgiving Food Binge

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It happens to the best of us: Thanksgiving rolls around and we enjoy the holiday dinner a little too much. A binge that includes buttery potatoes, greasy gravy, rich casseroles, and—of course—lots of turkey (not to mention pumpkin pie!) can leave you feeling bloated, uncomfortable, and irritable. If you find yourself in this situation this year, you don’t have to suffer through the aftereffects. Here are some things you can do the day after Thanksgiving that will help you feel better—plus some tips for getting your diet back on track for the rest of the holiday season.

RELATED: 20 Healthy Holiday Food Swaps You Need to Try

Commit to getting back on track

For some people, Thanksgiving is just the beginning of a six-week-long holiday eating and drinking spree. Don’t wait until Monday morning to make healthy changes; you’ll want to prevent bad habits from forming before they snowball out of control.

Eat like it’s a normal day

While it may be tempting to eat less the day after Thanksgiving to balance out the binge from the day before, this can do more harm than good. Restricting your food intake will only make you hungry. Let your stomach growl for too long, and you may find yourself forking down a plateful of turkey-day leftovers. Start your day with a protein-packed breakfast and round out the day with lots of vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains.

Avoid hard-to-digest foods

If you’re dealing with post-Thanksgiving digestive distress, you’ll want to avoid certain foods for a few days. Steer clear of dairy products like milk and cheese, coffee, refined sugar, carbonated beverages, and highly acidic foods until you’re feeling better. Here’s a handy list of 9 Foods to Avoid When You Have Tummy Trouble.

RELATED: 5 Ways to Have a Healthier Thanksgiving

Drink lots of water

Getting plenty of H2O is another proven way to deal with digestive issues. And it’s a habit you’ll want to hold onto throughout the holiday season: drinking water fills you up and can prevent overeating. Have trouble staying hydrated? Here are 4 tips to drink more water.

Get moving

It’s understandable if squeezing into your gym clothes is the last thing you want to do while suffering from post-Thanksgiving bloat, but working out is one of the best things you can do for yourself after a big binge. First, a quick sweat session can help ease any tummy trouble you may be experiencing (this 15-minute yoga workout is designed to beat bloating). Second, committing to exercise now will help prevent you from totally falling off the wagon during the busy holiday season. As you make your way through December, remember my 9 Easy Ways to Sneak in Exercise.

Change your attitude 

A food binge can definitely derail your healthy habits and goals, but don’t let it bring you down. Worrying and disappointment in yourself won’t do you any good! Instead, change your thinking and know that you have the power to get back on track and move on. Positive thinking will help you get motivated to work toward your goals again!

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Sport24.co.za | Evergreen Tahir spins a web around Zimbabwe

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Cape Town – The Proteas have won the first T20 International against Zimbabwe by 34 runs to go 1-0 up in the three-match series.

Set 161 to win, Zimbabwe were once again bamboozled by home side leg-spinner Imran Tahir who ended with 5/23 from his four overs.

Like he did in the ODI between the teams in Paarl, Tahir was entrusted to open the bowling.

The decision immediately paid dividends with the excitably spinner quickly having the visitors reeling at 11/3 having removed Chamu Chibhabha (3), Hamilton Masakadza (1) and Tarisai Musakanda (0) by the end of his second over.  

Brendan Taylor and Sean Williams steadied the ship somewhat, taking Zimbabwe to 40 in the 8th over before Junior Dala struck, with Taylor brilliant caught by Quinton de Kock as he tried to ramp the ball over the Proteas keeper.

After Williams and Peter Moor began a fightback, Tahir returned and immediately struck, bowling Williams for 21 and trapping Elton Chigumbura the very next ball for a golden duck to leave the visitors reeling on 66 for 6.

Andile Phehlukwayo struck in the very next over, taking a caught and bowled chance off Tendai Chisoro (2) as Zimbabwe slumped to 71 for 7.

With South Africa looking like they would win comfortably, Peter Moor had other ideas, taking four sixes in a row of Tabraiz Shamsi.

He was supported by Brandon Mavuta and in the period of 8 balls, Zimbabwe had smashed 33 runs leaving them on 113 for 7, needing 48 off 28 balls. 

Mavuta, who had blitzed his way to 28 off just 14 balls could only pick out third man on the boundary from a Dala full toss to bring the game back to the Proteas and leave Zimbabwe on 123 for 8. 

Lungi Ngidi returned to bowl Kyle Jarvis (0) and leave South Africa within a whisker of victory. Phehlukwayo ended their innings by grabbing the wicket of Moor for a well played 44 off just 21 balls. 

After Tahir’s devastating spell, Dala and Phehlukwayo’s figures of 2 for 25 were the best for South Africa.

Earlier, debutant Rassie van der Dassen scored a well-played 50, providing impetus to the Proteas innings which at one stage was struggling at 11 for 2.

Van der Dassen (56), Faf du Plessis (34) and David Miller (39) helped the home side reach 160 for 6 in their 20 overs.

The second T20 International between the two sides is on Friday, October 12 in Potchefstroom at 18:00.