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Anneke Burns Public Relations to represent the Free Market Foundation

Media releaseImmediate8 August 2023 Anneke Burns Public Relations (ABPR) is pleased to announce that we have entered into a partnership agreement with the Free Market Foundation (FMF) as of August 2023. ABPR will render public relations and communications services to the FMF, to help grow its media reach and exposure. “I’m thrilled to be working […]

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A friend of the court, Free Market Foundation, argued that the application of hate speech law has become inconsistent and undermines equality before the law.

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Ask these 6 questions to figure out your communications plan, the right way

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After a few client consultations last week, it dawned on me how important it is to identify what you want to achieve before you get started. This may seem obvious but it can be very easy to get lost in all the nice-to-haves that the PR world offers. However, if you want to make sure

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OpenAI is turning content creation on its head

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Here’s a quick look at ChatGPT, a topic that will be a standing feature as we talk communications in times to come. The main benefit that OpenAI offers is that it’s like running a Google search without having to work out which of the top ranking items is going to serve you best. Rather, ChatGPT

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5 Top tips for communicators

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In every edition, I offer top tips and helpful insights to get your PR work flowing smoothly. This week, I’d like to offer a quick snapshot of key implements that you need to run your comm’s effectively. Keep your calendar in Excel Being disciplined in keeping track of your upcoming PR and communications actions is

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SA in shambles, we need a hero

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The cornerstone for the existence of any organisation is the problem it addresses and seeks to solve.

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Workshops held with Bishop Lavis police to improve service delivery to the community

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Cape Town – Following concerns raised last month by the Bishop Lavis Community Police Forum on the police stations’ poor service delivery, Nicro (SA National Institute for Crime Prevention and the Reintegration of Offenders) has responded by facilitating workshops with police officials from the two stations.

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Young people need early intervention to avoid a life of criminality

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Cape Town – As the nation reflects on the countless issues facing the youth, an organisation that works with rehabilitating criminal offenders has revealed that youth make up the bulk of the clients they service.

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Nicro gets flak from correctional services after call to reduce the cost of prisoners

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Cape Town – The Department of Correctional Services (DCS) has pushed back at a call by the SA National Institute for Crime Prevention and the Reintegration of Offenders (Nicro) to partner-up and create sustainable interventions to reduce the cost of imprisonment.

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Nicro welcomes KZN Liquor Authority blitz operations but says underlying risk factors for crime, violence must be tackled

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Nicro was commenting after the KwaZulu-Natal Liquor Authority (KZNLA) announced that it has shut down 18 illegal liquor outlets and seized thousands of litres of alcohol in Pietermaritzburg, uMlazi and Empangeni.

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