{pp}Local web development company, Maxiware, has just launched the first South African Article Directory at www.freearticles.co.za .  It is reported to being the first of its type with many earlier attempts by other companies failing to provide quality content to web site visitors.

{pp}Imagine a city that has peace. One in which everyone is beautiful, in which the streets are spotlessly clean. And, best of all, one in which you can speed without ever running the risk of collecting a speeding fine!

{pp}It’s official, older doesn’t necessarily mean wiser – SA’s under 35s (Generation Y) are more financially savvy than over 50s (Baby Boomers), according to a new survey comparing different generation spending habits.

{pp}Durban-based public relations agency Hunt PR has scored another coup with its appointment as media liaison consultancy for the Nicholas Rey Foundation Trust.

Cartoons and comics are a timeless source of entertainment for almost all people young and old.

{pp}A leading player in the Telephone Management Systems space has selected Rival Industrial (www.rival.co.za) to conduct part of their market research.

{pp} In preparation for the FIFA World Cup 2010, leading international brand management and licensing company, Global Brands Group (GBG) has opened an office in Johannesburg. In February 2005, FIFA appointed GBG as both its worldwide exclusive licensing representative and store operator for FIFA branded retail destinations.Additionally, GBG has rights as the on-site concessionaire for all FIFA events throughout an eight-year term.

{pp}As of this week, the dynamic quartet known as Visual Affair has launched a new product range. Famous for their cutting edge use of a digital technology known as Motion Posters Visual Affair are now branching out into Washroom Posters and flyer distributions.

{pp}The blogsite Timbuktu Chronicles, compiled by New York entrepreneur Emeka Ekafor and which is fully dedicated to the African continent, is experiencing numerous hits from South Africa. The blogsite turns out to be an excellent marketing tool for one of the most unusual tourism attractions of this country.

{pp}SilentManager, the UK based ‘Fantasy Sports Game Specialists’ is to embark on bringing Fantasy Sports Games to South Africa. SilentManager, who work with brands such as Vodafone, Wheels24, EA SPORTS, MSN, and Manchester United, to name but a few, are to collaborate with Cape Town based Bright Idea Projects on bringing this simple but highly affective marketing tool to South Africa.