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Happy holidays!

This is Bizcommunity.africa's last newsletter of the year. We resume again with our daily and weekly newsletters on 8 January 2018, when we also launch our annual media and marketing trends, BizTrends2018.
Before we sign off, have a look at the most read Africa news stories and contributors of 2017 on our BestofBiz round up, released last week on the #BestofBiz hashtag.
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BizToday's top stories
African Entrepreneurship Award 2017 finalists.
African Entrepreneurship Award winners announced
BMCE Bank of Africa, sponsor of the African Entrepreneurship Award 2017, a program to assist innovative African entrepreneurs, has announced the winners...read
#Newsmaker: Mandy Leontakianakis guides Havas into 2018
SOUTH AFRICA
#Newsmaker: Mandy Leontakianakis guides Havas into 2018

Jessica Tennant

Havas recently appointed Mandy Leontakianakis as chief strategy officer to lead from Havas Johannesburg and across the group in Southern Africa, including Havas Boondoggle in Cape Town...read
The rise of mobile streaming TV
AFRICA
The rise of mobile streaming TV
Streaming media is changing the face of broadcasting: people are turning to streaming video platforms, and increasingly, consuming their media and entertainment via their mobile phones... read
A visa-free Africa still faces hurdles
AFRICA
A visa-free Africa still faces hurdles
Despite fears of an increase in crimes, some countries in Africa are liberalising visas to attract investors... read
Marketers more likely to distribute video on social media vs. paid advertising
SOUTH AFRICA
Marketers more likely to distribute video on social media vs. paid advertising
A new study shows how marketers use video to generate return on attention (ROA) by socialising business narratives rather than broadcasting them... read
Oprah Winfrey. ©Sam Aronov
SOUTH AFRICA
When science and fiction collide
The media has been so captured by the celebrity culture that an endorsement by a famous person or respected source lends credence to a product or cause which has no scientific backing... read
Teaching an old dog new tricks
SOUTH AFRICA
Teaching an old dog new tricks

Issued By Kantar TNS

Kyle Findlay from Kantar SA won best paper at the global ESOMAR Big Data World Conference in New York with The agony and ecstasy of teaching an old dog new tricks: from research agency to tech company... read
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Tumisho Grater
SOUTH AFRICA
At a crossroads: SA's future economic fortune and the ANC conference

Tumisho Grater

All eyes will be on the African National Congress (ANC) 2017 elective conference this weekend - and especially on the announcement of who will be crowned the new leader of the party in a few day's time... read
Photo by Andrey Larin on Unsplash
AFRICA
Aviation industry has 'sky high' potential to create new jobs

Alexandre de Juniac

Aviation is a key part of the economic lifeblood of Africa. It supports 6.9 million jobs and $80bn in GDP. It carries people and goods across and outside the continent and brings in economic investment, tourism, trade, and aid. read
Sugar tax and its bitter economic aftertaste
SOUTH AFRICA
Sugar tax and its bitter economic aftertaste

Joon Chong and Wesley Grimm

The tax on sugary beverages is expected to commence on 1 April 2018. Is it really a measure to promote a healthier lifestyle among South Africans, or is it a ruse to add more money to state coffers? read
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