Comments on: Igniting a Nation to Deliver – Panel Discussion

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By: Violette Shortes

Violette Shortes — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 13:09:26 +0000

To market in terms of quality rather than price, and in order to differentiate accordingly, you need to follow the standard format of the 4 P

By: Mzimasi Ngqelu

Mzimasi Ngqelu — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 09:24:33 +0000

As Dr. Irvin Khoza has indicated that he doesn’t feel the vibe that there’s a huge world event in the country, during his opening remarks at the conference. We need to engage management vigorously in the campaigns to showcase the communication and marketing skills that Africa posseses through this show piece.So that their buy-in can unleash the potential skills, experience and experties of communicators in the country across sectors. Furthermore, involvement of the targeted audience and beyond would ensure that our messages reach audience far and wide. Ultimately, Dr. Khoza and others will then continue to feel the 2010 world cup vibe in town.

By: Mercia Strieman

Mercia Strieman — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 22:19:24 +0000

I would like to make contact with Paul Bannister re ‘igniting the Nation.
i have written a unique book titled ‘ON THE BALL’ – getting to know you.
Dereck Carstens,Sugen Pillay, Monde Mkalipi,Esther Mgotsi and others are aware of its ‘igniting value’ and yet except for S.A. Tourism I have not made any progress with any of the other role players.
I have had excellent reviews in a few newspapers and
the book is available at Exclusive Books and other bookshops.
I know that it can make a difference, particularly empowering people with knowledge and facilitating meaningful interaction.