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Criselda Kananda
Criselda Kananda is a mother, Inspirational Speaker, Professional Counselor, Ex Nurse and medical underwriter. She has worked with different government departments, as well as the corporate sector on implementing workplace wellness programs nationally and internationally.
Domestic Violence
The Domestic Violence Act 116 of 1998 was passed to protect the victim of domestic violence, to uphold the respect for the law and to show that organised society will not tolerate spousal abuse. It is clear that domestic violence may impact on adults and children alike.
New Year resolutions - making them work
Simply because we would like our lives to be better, more fulfilled, more organized, more satisfying or simply because we are trying to fulfil more of our innate potential. Sadly however it is well known that many of these New Year Resolutions have been abandoned by the time February dawns.
Why Your Body Needs Detoxification
Turn Your Setbacks into Comebacks!
Attracting Abundance To Receive Anything You Believe
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Personal income tax
There’s no place like home . . . to start a business
Home-based businesses are drawing more attention than Ryk Neethling at the pool! The reason? Home-based businesses are the fastest growing segment of the business community today. Ideas, products, jobs and wealth are being created in spare bedrooms, basements, lofts and even at the kitchen table.
Read more: There’s no place like home . . . to start a business
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Economic Overview
| Three great stabilizers in a Perfect Storm |
Thank goodness for the budget, the Rand and prime. If, for whatever reason, spending in the economy slows, activity slows, income growth tails off and tax revenues decline, the state can keep things going by borrowing and maintaining its own spending momentum, while increasing outlays on social welfare payments, supplementing reduced household incomes. |
| SA output gap rises drastically on job loss |
Electricity output has continued a steady, if gradual, recovery since March 2009, by now nearly matching the September 2008 level. After falling by 11% on a seasonally adjusted basis between February 2008 (the cyclical peak) and February 2009 (the cyclical trough), things have been steadily looking up, with electricity output rising by 8.8% by August 2009. |

