South African Cricketer Jacques Kallis attends new hair replacement technology unveiling event in #Bangalore today

At the event, Jacques Kallis talked about his experience with AHS and how this has transformed his personality and made him confident. He said “Losing hair is a major setback for people like us who face camera regularly. For many years I could not find a complete solution to my hair loss problems until I visited Advanced Hair Studio and got the perfect, long lasting solution. I have been associated with AHS from past 5 years and have undergone strand by strand cosmetic procedure during my hair loss phase. As AHS believes in constant innovation, Virtual Reality is yet another up gradation in its existing technology to provide the best experience”

South African Cricketer Jacques Kallis attends new hair replacement technology unveiling event in #Bangalore today pic.twitter.com/bpGZDAWVUs

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Speaking on the occasion, with Lalita Fernandes, General Manager - India Operations, Advanced Hair Studio, said, “We always aim to bring world’s latest technology to India to provide the best results to our customers. VIRTUAL REALITY is the most sophisticated hair replacement technology available exclusively at Advanced Hair Studios. We envision to bring a revolution in the hair replacement industry with this technology . AHS gives their clients 100% guarantee to give full head of hair back with required thickness, density and volume.”
 

#South Africa Tourism to train 1600 travel agents across India

 

#SouthAfricanTourism targets 1600 travel agents across India pic.twitter.com/tmvrjJXMfl

— Press Release Watch (@PrReleaseWatch) August 1, 2015

South Africa Tourism is doing a cross country training programme for 1600 travel agents across India. Indian tourists’ arrival in South Africa in 2013 was 1.27 lakh and is rising with each passing year.Ms. Hanneli Slabber, Country Manager, South African Tourism said, “Based on our research, we noticed that behaviour of Indian traveler is changing, they look for more experience based and memorable holidays than simple itineraries. Keeping in mind the recent change, South African Tourism is investing a lot of time in educating the trade partners on how they can maximize from the offerings available. We have received encouraging response for Learn SA each year which shows that it is a perfect platform to enhance trade partners’ knowledge on South Africa.”

Trial of Bristol businessman Shrien #Dewani begins today at #CapeTown High Court in #SouthAfrica

Trial of Bristol businessman Shrien #Dewani begins today at #CapeTown High Court in #SouthAfrica pic.twitter.com/2SkbAbDtS0
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Ahead of the start of Shrien Dewani's trial, @skymartinbrunt met Anni's family in Sweden - the full report here btw http://t.co/SKZHsGCpu2
— Emily Purser (@EmilyPurserSky) October 3, 2014

Indian-origin British billionaire businessman, Shrien Dewani, 34,accused plotting the murder his Indo-Swedish wife during their honeymoon in South Africa in 2010, told a court that he is bisexual as his trial for began here today.
A German male prostitute is expected to be a key witness in the case and will tell the court that Dewani paid him for sex in the months leading up to the shooting, telling him he regretted his engagement with Anni but was too ashamed to back out due to family pressure, Independent newspaper reported.

2000 years old tree in #South Africa known as tree of life

2000 years old tree in South Africa known as tree of life. pic.twitter.com/bITdOfaNRl
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Spectrami expands into #SouthAfrica

Spectrami a value added distributor in the MENA region, has announced that it is entering into the South African market by opening up a new office. The company plans to start with the South African market and then get into East and Southern Africa along with Indian Ocean Islands. Furthermore, the company has long term plans for the entire sub-Saharan Africa to be served from the South Africa office.

Speaking about the expansion, Anand Choudha, MD at Spectrami, said, "South Africa is among the top four markets in the Middle East and Africa region. Thus, it makes sense for us logically to enter into the market as a part of plans to increase our foot print in the region. We also see the right indicators in terms of market conditions, customer requirements for the technologies we represent, and willingness from our vendors to get into the market. All of this leads us into making an informed decision to get into the South African market."