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Zuma painting picture is becoming viral on News24 and City Press

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18 May 2012 Written by Khabza

 

ANC goes to court over Zuma’s

The ANC vowed on Thursday to go to court to get a painting of President Jacob Zuma with his genitals hanging out, removed from a Johannesburg gallery. But News24 and City Press still have photograph of a painting depicting President Jacob Zuma with his penis hanging out of his pants from its websites despite a threat of court action by the ANC, the newspaper said on Friday.

The 1.85m-high acrylic on canvas painting titled The Spear is part of Murray's Hail to the Thief II exhibition at the gallery.

It is part of a body of satirical work which is a sequel to his 2010 exhibition Hail to the Thief.

A biography of Murray handed out by the gallery shows how Murray's work continues his forthright attacks on abuses of power

Murray is Cape Town-based artist whose work is to be found in a number of South African and international galleries.

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What makes Cell C “99c For Real” BETTER THAN Vodacom “Freedom 99c” prepaid call tariffs

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18 May 2012 Written by Khabza

 

 

 

Cell C and Vodacom both declare price war in SA’s mobile industry no one can deny that. Vodacom’s new 99c/minute plan is called Freedom 99 and Cell C’s is called “99 Cents For Real”.  The war has just begun in SA’s mobile industry leaves a question whether the remaining three mobile operators are willing to join the war or run away. MTN, 8ta and Virgin Mobile have a task to come up with something that will make their subscribers see competitive different to remain loyal customers with them.

 

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Awesomeness Pirates and Chiefs Score 1 Billion

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17 May 2012 Written by Khabza

 

Cellphone giant Vodacom has renewed its sponsorship deal with two Soweto giants, Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates, in a five-year deal believed to be worth around R1 billion.

The company has been backing the two most popular South African teams for the past 13 years

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Cell C Offer best prepaid voice vs. Vodacom vs. MTN

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17 May 2012 Written by Khabza

 

 

 

Cell C has launched today (17 May 2012) their new prepaid voice product and tariff plan, called ‘99 Cents following Cell C CEO, Alan Knott-Craig announcement new pre-paid pricing which slashes off-net and peak call tariffs to 99c per minute, reduces the rate of MMS messaging to 99c per message, and gives customers prepaid data at 99c per MB.

Vodacom also announced yesterday that they will launch on Sunday, 20 May 2012, their new 99c per minute prepaid voice pricing (called Freedom 99). That leaves MTN and 8ta users hungry to know what they will offer better than Cell C and Vodacom.

 

Source : Mybroadband

Effective call rates

Network

Tariff plan

Tariff

Billing method

1 sec call

30 sec call

60 sec call

61 sec call

Cell C

99c for real

R0.99

1:1 (per second)

R0.02

R0.50

R0.99

R1.01

Vodacom

Freedom 99

R0.99

60:30 (per minute)

R0.99

R0.99

R0.99

R1.49

MTN

MTN One Rate

R1.75

1:1 (per second)

R0.03

R0.88

R1.75

R1.78

 

 

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Vodacom announced cheapest prepaid tariff 99 cents per minute

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17 May 2012 Written by Khabza

Today (16 May 2012) Vodacom announced the launch of their Freedom 99 prepaid tariff, offering calls to all networks at 99 cents per minute.

 

“Customers have been looking for simplicity and for value, and Freedom 99 delivers exactly that. Calls to anyone, anytime, on any network in South Africa are now just 99 cents per minute with Freedom 99. It really is that simple,” said Vodacom’s marketing head, Enzo Scarcella.

 

Freedom 99 customers who recharge with R12 or more will also get 60 minutes free talk time every day for seven days to call Vodacom customers between midnight and 05h00.

 

Vodacom’s Freedom 99 will be available from Sunday 20 May.

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