Africa Human Resources

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A networking community for people who are professionally involved in the Human Resoures Industry in Africa

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Jobs in Johannesburg

Account Executive - Sales (Johannesburg - Olivedale/Randb)

Posted by: Media X
Remuneration: R6 000 - R12 000 p/m
Province: Gauteng
Education level: Diploma
Have own transport: Yes
Travel requirement: Often
City: Johannesburg - Olivedale/Randb
Type: Permanent Contract
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Channel Marketing Manager - Telecomms (Sandton)

Posted by: Prime Select
Remuneration: R480k - R540k CTC
Province: Gauteng
City: Sandton
Type: Permanent
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Account Executive - Africa (Bryanston)

Posted by: INM Outdoor
Province: Gauteng
Education level: Diploma
City: Bryanston
Type: Permanent
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Head of Direct Marketing (Johannesburg Central)

Posted by: Prorec
Remuneration: R600 000 - R800 000 p/a
Province: Gauteng
City: Johannesburg Central
Type: Permanent
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Internal Communications Manager (Johannesburg North)

Posted by: DAV Professional Placement Group
Remuneration: R 420 000 + Lucrative Bonus
Province: Gauteng
City: Johannesburg North
Type: Permanent
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Marketing Manager (Johanneburg South)

Posted by: Prorec
Remuneration: R12 000 - R15 000 p/m
Province: Gauteng
City: Johanneburg South
Type: Permanent
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Assistant Insight Manager (Johannesburg)

Posted by: Prorec
Remuneration: R20 000 - R25 000 p/a
Province: Gauteng
Education level: Degree
City: Johannesburg
Type: Permanent
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Market Research (Johannesburg Central)

Posted by: Prorec
Remuneration: R360 000 - R470 000 p/a
Province: Gauteng
Education level: Diploma
City: Johannesburg Central
Type: Permanent
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Marketing Director (Johannesburg South)

Posted by: ProRec Recruitment
Remuneration: R450 000 - R650 000
Province: Gauteng
Education level: Degree
City: Johannesburg South
Type: Permanent
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Marketing Communications and Branding Manager (Johannesburg - Southern)

Posted by: RecruitRite
Province: Gauteng
Have own transport: Yes
Travel requirement: Often
City: Johannesburg - Southern
Type: Permanent
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Marketing Assistants (Johannesburg)

Posted by: Bride & Co Special Occasions
Province: Gauteng
Education level: Diploma
Have own transport: Yes
Travel requirement: Often
City: Johannesburg
Type: Permanent
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iStore Sales Consultant (Johannesburg)

Posted by: iStore: Premium Apple Reseller
Province: Gauteng
Education level: Matric
City: Johannesburg
Type: Permanent Contract Temporary
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Marketing Manager/Senior Brand Manager (Centurion)

Posted by: IMM Recruitment
Remuneration: R20 000 - R25 000 p/m
Province: Gauteng
Education level: Degree
Have own transport: Yes
Travel requirement: Occasional
City: Centurion
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Account Strategist (Johannesburg)

Posted by:
Province: Gauteng
Have own transport: Yes
Travel requirement: Occasional
City: Johannesburg
Type: Permanent
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Marketing Director (Honeydew)

Posted by: Joint Aid Management
Province: Gauteng
Education level: Degree
Have own transport: Yes
Travel requirement: Often
City: Honeydew
Type: Permanent
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Account Sales Executive (Pretoria)

Posted by: IeCommunications
Province: Gauteng
Education level: Diploma
City: Pretoria
Type: Permanent
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Communications Consultant (Sandton)

Posted by: Open Door Recruitment
Remuneration: R17 - R25 000 per month
Province: Gauteng
City: Sandton
Type: Permanent
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Senior Business Manager /Business Development (Jhb Central)

Posted by: Prorec
Province: Gauteng
City: Jhb Central
Type: Permanent
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Senior Business Manager/Client Relationship (Jhb North)

Posted by: Prorec
Province: Gauteng
City: Jhb North
Type: Permanent
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Marketing Co-ordinator (Jhb North)

Posted by: Prorec
Remuneration: R250 000 - R300 000 p/m
Province: Gauteng
City: Jhb North
Type: Permanent
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Careers In Africa Recruitment Summit Johannesburg, a great success!

The Careers In Africa Recruitment Summit Johannesburg, was held over the weekend of 31st July 2009 at a 5 star hotel in Sandton. The first event of its kind in South Africa drew over 3500 applicants from over 40 countries in Africa, sourcing candidates across Southern Africa; who were hoping to meet with the attending companies.

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Let us grow this community

If each one of us introduced ten members and only 5 joined, the community would make the first baby step to growth. i have introduced 15 today

Posted by Joseph Mathenge on July 30, 2009 at 7:28pm

Solarix launches Sustainer

The Sustainer is a unique solution to produce fuel and electricity in remote rural areas, for example in the African countryside where only 5 to 20 percent of the population have electricity. In many of these situations, access to energy would facilitate development, higher… Continue

Posted by Sebastian Vlugt on May 31, 2009 at 12:00pm

Africa Business News

Windows 7 in 10 African languages

Microsoft plans to make its newly-released Windows 7 operating system available in 10 African languages - including five of South Africa's official languages - by the end of 2011. An official of Microsoft South Africa Vis Naidoo said computer technology in local languages opens up more opportunities. “UNESCO-funded research in 2006 showed…

Algeria: Airlines order $891m planes

Two Algerian airlines have ordered 11 planes worth $891 million from U.S. plane maker Boeing at the Dubai Airshow this week, Algeria's news agency, APS, said. Air Algerie has placed an order for seven 737-800 aircrafts, while Tassili Airlines has signed a deal for four single-aisle planes, Boeing said in a statement released by APS. List price…

Nigeria: Shell raises road safety awareness

Flashes of real and artistic photographs will be used to show the importance of road safety consciousness among motorists. Drivers' Dexterity, an exhibition that is supported by Shell Development Corporation, is meant to reinforce the message of safety for road users. The exhibition will depict hazards of road travel in Nigeria; it will feature…

Nigeria: OBJ laments poor road maintenance

Poor road maintenance has been identified as one factor that slows down commerce and development of small and medium scale businesses in Nigeria. Nigeria's former President Olusegun Obasanjo said the poor state of a chunk of the federal roads in Nigeria must be addressed as a matter of urgency. “What exactly is the problem with our roads?…

SA: Gautrain may run for 2010

South Africa's most ambitious rail project, the R25.4-billion (¤2.3-billion) Gautrain rapid-rail link, may be able to offer services in time for the 2010 Fifa World Cup, according to the company responsible for the project. Earlier, the Bombela Concession Company said they are willing to accelerate the project by three weeks at a cost of R1.3-billion…

SA: More new freeways by 2013

South Africa's largest road transportation project, the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project (GFIP), may see new freeways being added to the network as soon as 2013. Currently the GFIP is in its first phase, which is over 33% complete. This R15.1-billion (¤1.4-billion) phase will see upgrades, including lane widening, better interchanges and improved…

Zambia: Fuel shortage heats up

The Zambia Association of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (ZACCI) has expressed its dissatisfaction with the Zambian government over the month-long acute fuel shortage. The President of Zambia Rupiah Banda is been criticized for globe trotting at the height of a countywide crisis. He has however defended his movements in and out of the country as…

EIB supports Morocco

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has granted the Moroccan company Autoroutes du Maroc, a loan of 2.6 billion Moroccan dirhams (240m Euros), the highest ever granted to Morocco, for major improvements to the motorway system in the country. The loan would finance the expansion and upgrading of 98 km long highway linking Casablanca and Rabat. Autoroutes…

Somali pirates release Spanish trawler

Somali pirates have released a Spanish tuna fishing trawler and its 36-member crew for a ransom of $3.5 million. Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, Spain's prime minister, said on Tuesday that the crew is safe but did not mention any ransom. Zapatero said the Spanish government has done what it had to do. Earlier one of the pirates – Nor -…

Senegal: New national airline unveiled

Senegal has unveiled a new national air transport carrier, according to report published by the Gulf based Emirates Business. The minister responsible for air transport in Senegal, who is also son of the Senegalese president, Karim Wade, said that the airline would fall under a parent company, Group Air Senegal. The development follows the disbandment…

Kenya: Safaricom helps clients to buy laptops

Kenya's largest mobile phone company - Safaricom limited - has partnered with Equity Bank limited to enable its clients buy laptops on loan and thus increase access of internet services to more Kenyans. Under the partnership Safaricom subscribers will be getting soft loans from Equity bank, Kenya’s biggest financial institution, to buy the…

CEO: "Zain Africa Not for Sale"

Zain - a mobile network - has said its African operations are not for sale and will continue to expand its services on the continent, disclosed Chris Gabriel, the chief executive officer of Zain Africa. The Kuwait's biggest phone carrier plans to become one of the top 10 global mobile operators by 2011. The CEO revealed Zain had dropped its plans…

Nigerian Stock Exchange seeks $33m

The Nigerian Stock Exchange served notice that it needs some N5 billion (US$33 million) in capital for its fifth software upgrade and to help finance the Sierra Leone Stock Exchange. Donors helped Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda to upgrade theirs but believe Nigeria is too rich for funding. NSE Director General Ndi Okereke-Onyiuke reportedly told…

Zambia: Fuel shortage spill into Malawi

Fuel shortage has hit Zambia again in less than 48 hours when it was reported that the situation was getting normal. Meanwhile, reports say the situation has spilled over to Malawi - Zambia's eastern neighbour - and has seriously affected the tobacco industry. AfricaNews had reported on Tuesday that most service stations across the Zambia capital…

Malawi: Fuel shortage deepens

Malawi continues to experience a paralyzing fuel shortage that authorities blame on technical problems at the Mozambique's Beira Port. The country has for the past four weeks gone with empty tanks at fuel service centres, forcing vehicles to wait for hours on end in a quest to get fuel. Officials from Petroleum Importers Limited and the Malawi…

SA: High speed train project delays

Gauteng, South Africa's economic province, would not showcase its high-speed train during the Fifa 2010 World Cup. The R26-billion (¤2.3-billion) project would see Johannesburg’s international airport connected by rail to Sandton, downtown Johannesburg and Pretoria. It was hoped that the Bombela Consortium, who are building the project,…

Egypt: Nile River to transport more cargo

Egypt will announce the leading bidding company that would build two more ports on the Nile River by the end of this year, stated Egyptian Transport Ministry officials. Already there are two existing tenders for the ports in the northern Mediterranean city of Alexandria and in Qena in central Egypt. Four more cargo ports are eyed in 2010 for tender.…

Morocco falls on EU for transport deal

The Moroccan Transport and Equipment Ministry has called on the European Union to increase its backing to transport infrastructure projects in Mediterranean countries. The call was made at the international meeting on trans-European transport (RTE-T 2009). The ministry pointed out the considerable funds needed to carry out Mediterranean road projects…

Nigeria governor assures Gambia bankers

Nigeria's Central Bank Governor, Lamido Sanusi, has concluded a day long visit to the Gambia, where he addressed an audience of bankers, diplomats and judges. "We must hold individuals accountable for misusing public fund," Sanusi told his audience. There has been a proliferation of subsidiaries of Nigerian banks in the Gambia. But…

Ethiopia: China provides loan for expressway

The state owned financing firm, China Exim Bank, has approved a $349 million loan for Ethiopia's new expressway project. Upon completion the highway would be the first of its kind in Ethiopia - 12 meter width and eight lanes. It is expected to ease traffic from Addis Ababa to Adama - the country's major import line. The two countries signed…