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‘We have seen a structural shift in our business’ – CEO of Westcon and Logicalis parent

Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa in the news:

  1. ‘We have seen a structural shift in our business’ – CEO of Westcon and Logicalis parent: Westcon and Logicalis have seen a “structural shift” in their business from hardware towards software and services, the CEO of parent Datatec said as he unveiled “broadly flat” annual revenues for the … – “Johannesburg” – BingNews
  2. Dudu Myeni a no-show at state capture commission: But Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo said first she had to answer why she was not present and if that wasn’t a defiance of a summons and a criminal offence. – “Johannesburg” – BingNews
  3. The Exchange: South Africa’s prospects: Johannesburg Stock Exchange CEO Leila Fourie tells Swaha Pattanaik how South Africa’s economy has coped with Covid-19. In an interview recorded for the International Economic Forum of the Americas, … – “Johannesburg” – BingNews
  4. Irvin Khoza Net Worth – Age Milestones and Income Sources of The Orlando Pirates Chairman: Irvin Khoza is a businessman and sports administrator known as the owner of Orlando Pirates. He has a net worth estimated at $ 10 million. – “Johannesburg” – BingNews
  5. Standard Bank to implement strategy and targets to reduce fossil fuel funding: Standard Bank has bowed to pressure from sections of its investors to commit to publishing both the strategy and the targets of its fossil fuel funding reduction programme, as part of its 2021 … – “Johannesburg” – BingNews

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Did you know this about Johannesburg? It’s not the only place in the world called Johannesburg: There’s a town called Johannesburg in California in the USA. It was named by miners who worked the gold mines in Johannesburg, South Africa and has an estimated population of less than 2,000.

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The Rand Club: Architecture

The architecture of the Rand Club is a masterclass in colonial opulence and psychological intimidation. Its most famous feature is the main bar, which, at 31 meters long, was for decades rumored to be the longest bar in Africa (and by some accounts, the Southern Hemisphere). It was designed so that a man could walk in, find a spot at the counter, and conduct a million-pound deal without ever having to wait for a drink. The building also features a magnificent Victorian birdcage elevator, a massive stained-glass dome that floods the central staircase with light, and a library that houses one of the most significant private collections of Africana literature and maps in existence.