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City Buzz

rev5.jpgCITY Buzz is the Revenue & CRM department's regular newsletter, which aims to keep its customers informed about key issues that affect them on a day-to-day basis in bite-sized pieces of information. The newsletter is distributed by post to over 600 000 customers monthly, and is included with the monthly statement that customers receive. The City believes that regular communication with the City's customers is important, and the more customers are educated about the City's processes, the easier the task becomes when they need to transact with the City.

2008
Welcome to the first electronic edition of City Buzz, designed to provide you with important information for living in the City of Joburg, in an easy and convenient monthly email.
Mandy Jean Woods, The Editor

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Local flavour given to Nutcracker
SET in the hot summer of a southern Christmas, the delightful Mzansi Productions version of The Nutcracker offers a "scattering of visual South Africanisms".
Informal traders learn new skills
THE private sector has been challenged to help the government support small medium and micro enterprises, and so join forces in the fight against poverty.
Rising food prices are examined
THERE are several reasons behind the rising cost of food - increasing oil prices, fertilizer prices, and adverse weather conditions that are affecting crop production are just some of them.
Giant Why Man to light up Sandton
AT six metres tall and standing on a balcony, the giant Mzansi Romance Why Men sculpture will stop night-time visitors to Nelson Mandela Square in their tracks.
Jozi ranks 11th most important city
JOBURG'S status as the economic powerhouse of Africa has been confirmed in the first MasterCard Emerging Markets Index, which places it at 11 out of 65 emerging market cities.

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