Tuesday, March 11, 2025

Thursday Morning Spice

Recession warning for South Africa, Leonardo DiCaprio set to play legendary crooner Frank Sinatra, Renting vs buying property, and A blood test that detects cancer.

Thursday Morning Spice

SA will likely dodge recession. More Prince Andrew. Queen approves Bojo plan. Sacha Baron Cohen like never before.

Wednesday Morning Spice

Recession is official. Zuma spy tapes latest. Zille responds. Paris attack. Eric Trump says Democrats aren’t people. SA’s expensive dog parties. Peacock trashes liquor store. Clooney twins. Jimmy and Justin bromance.

Here Is Your New Marketing Buzzword – Introducing The “Manfluencer”

It must be said – the recession hit us all hard. We’re not as wealthy as we used to be, and won’t be as prosperous as we hoped we would. In particular, the 2008 recession hit men the hardest, and left more men out of work than women. What did this mean? This means that more men were taking on home-keeping tasks like shopping, cooking and cleaning.

Recession Hits Somalian Pirates: Kingpin Quits As Hijackings Dry Up

It’s tough for everybody at the moment. It’s harder to get a home loan, increase your credit limit, or to hijack a supertanker. That’s the word from Somali pirate Mohamed Abdi Hassan — also known as “Afweyne,” or “Big Mouth” – who is quitting the game.

Goldman Sachs Getting Rid Of Potted Plants To Lower Overheads

This makes total sense. Apparently the upkeep of plants in Goldman Sachs’ London offices are costing the bank tens of thousands of pounds per annum, which is why the head offices have ordered many of the plants to be removed. It’s nice to see that these guys can make the big sacrifices when they have to.

Economic Heat – Jardine Chef Gets Out Of The Kitchen

The phrase goes, “If you can’t handle the heat, get the hell out of the kitchen”. In economic terms, the past two years have been pretty chilly, which has in turn left more than a few businesses owners feeling a little hot under the collar. Controversial Cape Town restaurant, Jardine, is the latest to fall foul of the global recession, and the head chef has made for greener pastures.