A sales company based in the heart of East London is looking for 2 cleaners for their offices. Salary:R5994 per month. Ref:Scleaner0091 Closing date:25 November 2017 Requirements: • at least 6months cleaning experience • Able to work 8am to 4pm mon to Friday To apply send your CV to us at 1fourall recruitment. we do not charge candidates any fees. Fax:(086) 560 8367 Email:apply@1fourall.co.za Tel:061 403 4436
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Recruit Digital; leading recruitment agency for the Digital, Media, IT & Advertising sectors in South Africa.
Covering both Cape Town and JHB roles, Recruit Digital provides staff for Media firms, Digital Agencies, Corporates, Startups, E-commerce retailers, and all other Internet related businesses.
Recruit Digital fills vacancies within Client Services, Creative & Design, Development & Technology, Sales, Copy-writing, Social Media, SEO, Planning & Strategy, Marketing, Senior Management & Executive positions.
| Remuneration: | R366882 – R447970 per year TCTC |
| Location: | Johannesburg |
| Company: | Brand South Africa |
The Human Capital Administrator is responsible for handling general employee human resources administration and assist in employee and labour relations.
To provide comprehensive, effective and efficient Human Capital Administrative support to the Brand South Africa Team (employee transactions i.e. payroll, leave administration). To undertake specific HC work programmes, projects and research as determined by the line manager.
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Brand South Africa is committed to ensuring and maintaining workplace diversity and the attainment of employment equity, having due regard to qualifications and appropriate experience. Please include certified copies of ID, and qualifications and contact details of at least three referees. Brand South Africa encourages applications from people with disabilities and women
The closing date for applications is 1 December 2017.
To view a full job profile please go to : www.brandsouthafrica.com
This position is subject to competency assessments. Brand South Africa retains the right not to employ.
If you have not heard from us in three months, please consider your application unsuccessful.
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Who doesn't love Thanksgiving—one of the few days of the year when you can put aside your usual healthy habits and pig out with no shame or judgment?
While we're totally on board with holiday indulgence, it's not a bad idea to try to do at least one food- or fitness-related move to keep your energy high, your mood bright, and successfully resist the urge to veg out on the couch after dinner nursing a monster food baby. To give you some inspiration, we asked fitness influencers, nutritionists, and Health staffers to tell us one thing they always do for mind-body health on Turkey Day.
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“I get out on the road early for a run before the festivities begin. I know later I most likely won’t have the time or energy. Running is also my 'me' time; on a day of giving thanks, it’s important to thank yourself for all you do! Having the ability to move, breathe, and share life with others makes me feel even more grateful. The crisp fall air and smell of fallen leaves doesn’t hurt in setting the mood either.”
—Rebecca Kennedy, New York based–fitness trainer
“I love taking recipes from Pinterest that look super yummy and find ways to make them healthier with organic and natural ingredients. It's fun because it's something the whole family can be part of. We're all cooking and being creative, and healthy!”
—Cassey Ho, fitness influencer and founder of Blogilates
“I always try to maintain a physical yoga practice during the holidays, even if it mean unrolling my mat in the one sliver of space that’s not occupied by a family member. It always helps me stay centered during what can be a very emotionally difficult time of the year and it helps validate my requisite gluttonous holiday meal choices. Plus, yogic twists make digestion of rich holiday food much easier.”
—Jessamyn Stanley, yogi and author of Every Body Yoga
“My mom, brother, dad, and I run our local turkey trot together. My mom and I always take the lead (sorry boys!), and we get a little bit competitive toward the end. I may have thrown out an 'eat my dust!' as I passed her in the final mile last year. But it's all in good fun!”
—Jacqueline Andriakos, senior editor at Health
“On Thanksgiving I pay close attention to my mind-body connection. It doesn't feel good to deprive myself, and it doesn't feel good to be stuffed and sluggish, so I make choices that allow me to feel both satisfied and energized simultaneously. This balance feels just right, both mentally and physically, and it's freeing to make choices motivated by feeling well, rather than numbers, rules, shoulds, or guilt!"
—Cynthia Sass, RD, Health contributing nutrition editor
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“Before we head to my aunt and uncle's house for dinner, I like to get in a workout with my younger brother. My dad built a mini-gym in our basement years ago, and now that my brother and I no longer live together (he's in college and I'm in New York), it's a fun way to bond, catch up, and sweat a little bit before stuffing our faces with food. Plus, he always has pointers for perfecting my weightlifting form or new exercises to try out (Thanks, Wyatt!).”
—Julia Naftulin, assistant digital editor at Health
“I just make sure to get a run in, walk before and after eating, and then also pace myself between the main course and dessert. I'm never one to wildly indulge and I think if you give yourself a bit of a break between the main course and dessert it allows you some time to spend with your family, in addition to being actually able to savor the deliciousness of the sweets.”
—Joe Holder, Nike master trainer
“Our Thanksgiving Day tradition (besides enjoying the meal) always includes exercise: We all go for a hike in the morning, followed by a stretching session, usually led by my daughter [fitness blogger and author] Katie, and then after the meal we put on loud music and dance around the house, inside and out! It’s a great way to keep your energy up and connect with the family!”
—Denise Austin, fitness expert and creator of LifeFit
“This Thanksgiving, I’ll be sneaking in an infrared sauna session. It’s a 30-minute sweat, so if I’m cooking all day and don’t have time to get my ass to the gym, it’s easy. And a good sweat definitely helps me mentally prepare for family dynamics!”
—Hannah Bronfman, DJ and founder of HBFIT
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“I always try to go for a run before the meal, but no matter my exercise plans, my family and I try to do something active together during the day. Some years, with a big crowd, that's been a casual touch football game. Other times, it's just a walk around the block. Anything to get moving and help avoid a total food coma!”
—Sarah Klein, senior editor at Health
“Every year, I watch the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade from a friend's house that overlooks the parade route. Her apartment is about a two-mile walk from my house, and I always walk there and back to fit some activity in before I feast later on. The brisk walk is my favorite way to wake up on one of my favorite days of the year!”
—Anthea Levi, assistant editor at Health
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Johannesburg – State Security Minister Bongani Bongo is a security risk who can’t be trusted with classified information, the South African Security Workers Union (Saswu) said on Sunday.
The union was reacting to a report by Business Day that Bongo allegedly offered a bribe to advocate Ntuthuzelo Vanara, who is the evidence leader of Parliament’s inquiry into state capture at Eskom.
“We call on the president of the Republic, his excellence JG Zuma, to act swiftly and remove the minister pending finalisation of the investigation or on any other terms he may deem appropriate,” its president Xolile Mashukuca said.
National Assembly Speaker Baleka Mbete referred the matter to Parliament’s joint ethics committee, reports say.
Bongo allegedly offered Vanara a blank cheque, according to a sworn statement, the Sunday Times reported.
The EFF and the DA responded saying that it will take up the issue with the Public Protector.
“We implore the Speaker of the National Assembly, Baleka Mbete to move swiftly to conclude this investigation and release the finding to the public. We also call on the joint standing committee on intelligence to probe this matter and take appropriate action in terms of applicable prescripts,” Saswu said.
Harare – Zimbabweans have been left angered and confused after President Robert Mugabe failed to resign, but instead delivered a cryptic speech.
They had gathered around televisions in anticipation of Mugabe’s resignation, but instead were made to wait nearly two hours for his address on the state-owned Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC).
“Indeed, the current criticism raised against me by the command element and some of its members has a reason for a well-founded perception that the party was stretching or even failing,” Mugabe said.
Mugabe said open public spats between high ranking party officials made the criticisms levelled against him and the party inseparable.
During Mugabe’s drawn out speech, people huddled around televisions, some were jeering his comments.
‘Quite understandable’
The embattled 93-year-old president instead rambled through an incoherent speech, where he insisted he would still be presiding over the extraordinary congress scheduled for December.
“Zanu-PF is a party of traditions… that share ideals and values,” he said.
Mugabe admitted the country had been going through a tough economic patch.
“Giving the failings of the past and the anger it might have triggered in some quarters, it is quite understandable,” he said.
“We must learn to forgive and resolve contradictions,” he said as people gathered in a local bar again jeered him.
Mugabe said the country couldn’t be guided by bitterness and vengefulness, but instead Zimbabweans must learn to forgive and resolve their contradictions, whether real or perceived.
‘I’m so angry’
Without announcing his much-anticipated resignation, Mugabe ended his speech with a “Good night”.
Those gathered around television sets were left stunned.
“I’m so angry. I thought we were gonna be here tonight celebrating. But instead he said nothing,” said one man at a bar in Harare.
Another man, who only gave his name as Tawanda, described Mugabe’s announcement as a “show of defiance”.
“This guy thinks we are fools. All this was a show of defiance. He’s a show guy,” he said.
“We were all optimistic, that he’ll resign. But that’s all nonsense,” he said.
“To be honest, I didn’t expect him to resign. I was hoping he would, but I didn’t expect it would happen,” Tawanda said.
‘Defiant bugger’
He described Mugabe as “a wounded animal” and said he believed the president knew his time was up.
“He’s a defiant bugger. But he’s been defiant to the detriment of 15 million Zimbabweans tonight,” he said.
Another man said he was “livid” by Mugabe’s speech.
Earlier on Sunday, Zanu-PF held a special central committee meeting, where it was resolved that Mugabe had been recalled as party president.
The party announced Mugabe had until noon on Monday to resign, otherwise he would be impeached on Tuesday.
HARARE – The leader of Zimbabwe’s war veterans said on Sunday plans to impeach President Robert Mugabe would go ahead as scheduled after the 93-year-old leader defied expectations that he would resign in a national address.
Chris Mutsvangwa, who has been leading a campaign to oust Mugabe, told Reuters in a text message moments after Mugabe finished his speech that people would take to the streets of Harare on Wednesday.
Mugabe, in a much-expected TV address Sunday, stressed he was still in power after his authoritarian 37-year reign was rocked by a military takeover.
“The (ruling ZANU-PF) party congress is due in a few weeks and I will preside over its processes,” Mugabe said, pitching the country into further uncertainty.
Many Zimbabweans expected Mugabe to resign after the army seized power last week.
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But Mugabe delivered his speech alongside the uniformed generals who were behind the military intervention.
In his address, Mugabe made no reference to the clamour for him to resign.
– Additional reporting AFP
Reuters
Cape Town – Springbok captain Eben Etzebeth and hooker Malcolm Marx had X-rays on Sunday to determine the severity of injuries sustained in Saturday’s 18-17 win over France in Paris.
Etzebeth picked up a lower leg injury in the last few minutes of the clash, while Marx received a blow to his shoulder in the match, the second in South Africa’s Outgoing Series tour.
“Eben and Malcolm’s X-rays were both normal, however, Malcolm will go for a MRI scan on Monday to further investigate his injury,” explained Dr Konrad von Hagen, the Springbok team doctor.
Meanwhile, flank and vice-captain, Siya Kolisi, returned home on Sunday as his wife Rachel will give birth to their second child in the coming week.
He will however return to the touring party and will be available for the last match of the tour against Wales in Cardiff.
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Springbok coach Allister Coetzee was pleased the Boks had managed to grind out a close fought win over Les Blues in the Stade de France.
“We said before the tour that one of our goals was to win close fought battles. We drew twice against Australia this year and lost by one point to New Zealand. Against a desperate French side we did very well to close it out. I want to praise the character and the effort of the players.
“We adapted well to the referee and made a huge step-up in our discipline. We only conceded two penalties in the first half and it allowed us to play in the right areas of the field. It was perhaps not pretty, but it was what we needed and the players responded very well from the setback in Dublin,” said Coetzee.
THOHOYANDOU – Police in Thohoyandou have opened an inquest inquiry after a 52-year-old woman was taken by a crocodile while collecting water at a river near Malavuwe village, Limpopo police said on Sunday.
According to the information, the woman was with a fellow church member, aged 55, when the incident occurred, Lt-Col Moatshe Ngoepe said.
It was believed that the two women were collecting water at the Mutshindudi River at about 6.20am on Sunday morning, following instructions from their church
“That’s when the crocodile grabs this missing woman and vanished with her in the water, and the other woman run for her life and notified the community who also alerted the police.”
A search was launched by South African Police Service divers, the local emergency medical services (EMS), and nature conservation personnel, but no sign of the missing woman had yet been found. The search was continuing, Ngoepe said.
African News Agency