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Job hunters are able to submit theirCVs and portfolios, with links to cloudservices like Google Drive and Drop­Box.

OneDrive allows you to store andshare your work portfolio, cover letters,photos, videos and other multimediathat you can access any time and any­where (from a smartphone, tablet or

computer).LinkedIn has developed an app for

job seekers wanting to stay connected.It creates a space for networking, withanonlineCVgettingtherightexposure.Add your work experience, your skillsand achievements and what networksyou belong to. Link up with old and newcolleagues, and join their groups to findyour way to job success.

So, you’re also on Twitter getting thelatest gossip, but at least your life is alittle closer to changing for the good,right? — Fin24.

PEOPLE may think you’re WhatsAp­ping your new love, but really you’re inthe middle of changing your life.

Asmobile takesoverour lives,we finda convergence of all our needs and thatincludes job hunting.

Most smartphones have access tosome top South African job­seekingapps, like Careers24, Career Jet andPNet, which are easy to use and focusonly on jobs. Gumtree and OLX areclassified apps that have good careersections too.

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remarkable average of 22,8% a month.”Chohanattributed this tocompetitive

exchange rates and favourable servicefees, state­of­the­art technology and arange of new international bankingservices.

Further foreign exchange services, in­cluding Shariah­compliant forwardexchange contracts and the internationaluse of the Al Baraka Debit Card, wereplanned.

The Shariah­compliant unit trust, theOld Mutual Al Baraka Fund, broke theR1,5 billion mark in 2013.

deposit book grew by 18,6% and theequity finance book improved by 23,1%over the year.

New products, including a chequebook feature, business banking facilitiesand full foreign exchange services, wereintroduced during the year.

“Uptake of our foreign exchange offer­ing proved exceptional … this enabled usto significantly extend our internationalbanking services,” he said.

“Earnings from foreign exchange in­creased by 177,4% during the 2013 finan­cial year, with transactions growing at a

The bank is a subsidiary of globalIslamic bank, Bahrain­based Al BarakaBankingGroupBSC,whichhasa62,15%stake in the South African operation andwhose assets exceeded $20 billion in2013.

“We have enjoyed an exceptional year.Inspiteof theweakSouthAfricanecono­my and slow pace of international eco­nomic recovery, Al Baraka Bank has re­mained on a growth path,” Shabir Cho­han, chief executive officer, said in astatement.

Gross advances increased 13,1%, the

EDWARD WEST

AL Baraka Bank, South Africa’s onlyIslamic bank, reported its best ever year,with total assets up 18,7% to R4,4 billionin the year to December 31, 2013.

Total deposits for the bank, which isheadquartered in Durban, reachedR3,9 billion, while taxed profit rose14,6% to R29 million compared with theprevious reporting period.

The bank completed its transforma­tion from a niche financial institution toa commercial bank.

Thursday, July 10, 2014

Mkhize, a board member of the SouthAfrican Women Entrepreneurs’ Net­work, will speak about the shift that hasoccurred in the profile of students, in­cluding a growing sense of entitlementand lack of accountability of the youth.

Some of the breakaway sessions in­clude time management, accountabilityand resilience, technology, and develop­ing a personal learning network. — BE.

ing a tertiary institution or the work en­vironment. “Too often these studentsflounderanddonotmeetupto theirownexpectations or of their parents or em­ployer,” the statement said.

The conference aims to assist second­ary school and tertiary level teachers,parents, employers and students bridgethe educational gap.

Guest speaker Dr May Mashego

WOMEN in Business and Varsity Col­lege will host the second “Mind the Edu­cation Gap” at the college in Pietermar­itzburg on July 17.

The aim is to address the challengesthatstudentsexperiencewhentheyentera tertiary learning institutionor theworkenvironment, a statement said yesterday.

School leavers often face an emotion­al, physical and mental leap when enter­

trial action, were estimated to bearound nine million.

“It is important to note that a largepiece of our headline number seems tohave more to do with the poor, strike­laden performance in 2013 rather thanwith the robustness of the last fewmonths,” Schüssler said.

“The current growth is not fast andit is also not certain. Therefore, the bestwe can say is that a technical recessionwas avoided.”

Rubenstein said while transactionswere “strongly” up 9,7% in nominalterms before adjusting for inflation, inreal terms they were lower than a yearago, having fallen by 7,5%.

The Beti indicated that second quar­ter growth would be between one and1,5%, which meant gross domesticproduct growth for the year, up to thesecond quarter, was going to be around1,3%. — Sapa.

monthly improvement must have comefrom sectors outside manufacturingand mining.”

Mike Schüssler, chief economist ateconomists.co.za, found the timing ofgrowth strange.

“The reason for the uptick may bethat people who have held back on buy­ingthingsor increasing inventoriesmayjusthavebeenunable todelaypurchasesany longer,” Schüssler said.

“Or perhaps consumers were morerelieved than expected by the short­lived decline in the price of fuel in thelast two months.”

The other trend the Beti appeared toshow was the month’s weakest data fol­lowed the end of large industrial action.

With further strike action under way,it was likely the weakest Beti growthnumbers could still lie ahead.

This was as actual working days lostin the first half of the year, due to indus­

SOUTH Africa avoided a technicalrecession, but sporadic economicgrowthwasnotenoughtoshakeoffeco­nomic stagnation, according to Bank­servAfrica’s Economic Transaction In­dex (Beti) released yesterday.

The Beti showed the economy recov­ereda little in June2014,butnotenoughto stop the economic decline, Bank­servAfrica corporate reputation headMichael Rubenstein said in a statement.

A technical recession is defined astwo consecutive quarters of negativegross domestic product growth.

In June, the Beti dropped 0,5% com­pared with a year ago, and was less thanthe month before, despite strongerquarter­on­quarter growth of 1,4%.

“The fact that the strike in the plati­num sector ended probably had very lit­tle influenceontheBeti inJune,”Ruben­stein said.

“We believe that the stronger

EDWARD WEST

XTRASPACE, a national provider of selfstorageandbusinessspacesolutions,willopen two new facilities in Pietermaritz­burg this week.

The company has two other facilitiesin KZN — in Durban central and DurbanNorth — and the new capacity in the pro­vincial capital brings to 21 the numberof XtraSpace’s facilities in South Africa.

The first site in Pietermaritzburg issituated on the old PG Bison site — nowknown as Willowood Park — while a sec­ond facility is in Mkondeni.

XtraSpace managing director AbriSchneider said recent investments inPietermaritzburg’s infrastructure hadbolstered confidence in the city.

“We are very excited about the localeconomy. The city is positioning itselfto utilise opportunities for economicgrowth. We believe it will develop intoa major attraction for investors in the

next five years,” he said.The city was well positioned on the

transport route between Johannesburgand Durban, and home to great interna­tional events, he said.

Each facility has a business centre,with meeting rooms, WiFi, e­mail, copy­ing and courier services, which couldoffer an easy business solution for the

city’s growing community and small andmedium­sized businesses.

The Willowood facility will opentomorrow, while the facility in Mkondeniis already open, chief operating officerColleen Hunter said yesterday.

The Willowood facility is on a promi­nent site with easy access to the N3, serv­ing the neighbourhoods of Northdale,

Eastwood, Willowton and PMB Central.It consists of 200 units in phase one,

which range from three to 30 square me­tres.

For the second facility, XtraSpaceteamed up with Pietermaritzburg entre­preneur Clair Goosen in rebrandingStore Away PMB to XtraSpace Mkonde­ni, serving the Hayfields, Cleland, Ash­burton and Edendale neighbourhoods.

The two facilities will offer more than600 units when completed.

From XtraSpace’s point of view, thecity was under­serviced storage­wise.

“It was a logical next step for us toinvest here after the success we have hadin the Durban area,” said Schneider.

The company looks for opportunitiesto expand its property portfolio by offer­ing affordable, accessible and securestorage space for residential and com­mercial customers. The facilities areavailable on lease agreements and aresuitable for business and personal use.

An example ofthe selfstorage andbusiness spacesolutionsoffered byXtraSpacePHOTO:SUPPLIED

THE Witness, in an article on July 1about the proposed Bus RapidTransit project for Pietermaritzburg,erroneously reported that publicmeetings for the environmental im­pact process would take place dur­ing the week of July 1. In fact, themeetings will be held on July 30 at5.30 pm at Georgetown Hall and onJuly 31 at the Civic Hall inRaisethorpe. The Witness regretsthe errors. — Business Editor.

5 stars forThree CitiesThree Cities AubergeHollandaise GuestHouse in Durban Northhas been awarded a5­star TripAdvisorCertificate ofExcellence for 2014, anaward only given toestablishments thatconsistently achieveoutstanding travellerreviews on TripAdvisor.With more than200 million uniquemonthly visitors,TripAdvisor is claimedto be the world’slargest travel websiteand operates in 30countries.PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Space firm growsXtraspace to open two new facilities in PMB this week

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CURRENCIESRAND/$: 10,69/1RAND/£: 18,32/1RAND/EURO: 14,58/1

INDICESALL SHARE: 51 371,28TOP 40: 46 306,04INDUSTRIALS: 59 177,3

COMMODITIESGOLD: 1 325,42PLATINUM: 1 508,5BRENT OIL: 108,49

INTERNATIONAL INDICESFTSE: 6 712,45DOW JONES: 16 944,78NASDAQ: 4 412,15

NIKKEI: 15 302,65PARIS CAC: 4 354,18DAX: 9 797,72

HARD NUMBERS

Closing 2014/07/09

BEE­SASOL 47611 169­ 228HOSP A 1700 2­ 260463HOSP B 520 5+ 3242

Oil & Gas

Oil & Gas Producers

­­­­ Integrated Oil & Gas ­­­­CAMAC 736 0+ 0OANDO 186 5+ 2000SACOIL 52 0+ 3826849SASOL 62951 218­ 1228053

Basic Materials

Chemicals

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­­­­ Forestry ­­­­YORK 360 10+ 20000

­­­­ Paper ­­­­MONDILTD 18860 284­ 349754MONDIPLC 18839 186­ 660271SAPPI 4215 31+ 1547808Industrial Metals

­­­­ Aluminum ­­­­HULAMIN 796 11+ 897749

­­­­ Nonferrous Metals ­­­­INSIMBI 60 0+ 0METMAR 135 2+ 104200ZCI 401 0+ 0

­­­­ Steel ­­­­ARCMITTAL 3068 22­ 178858EHSV 627 22­ 12564FERRUM 18 0+ 0KUMBA 34336 210+ 298946Mining

­­­­ Coal ­­­­BUILDMAX 211 6+ 12695COAL 72 2­ 322761EXXARO 13784 36­ 503846FIRESTONE 7 0+ 80000FORBES 300 0+ 0HWANGE 51 0+ 0KEATON 270 0+ 61918RESGEN 165 25­ 24998SACMH 25 0+ 0WATERBERG 70 2­ 11050WESCOAL 190 4+ 112540

­­­­ Diamonds & Gemstones ­­­­DELRAND 540 0+ 0ROCKWELL 450 120+ 24046TRNSHEX 351 1+ 495057

­­­­ General Mining ­­­­ANGLO 27503 186­ 1930156ARM 18960 60+ 536699ASSORE 36506 1174­ 56728BHPBILL 36246 180­ 1566155GLENCORE 6330 5+ 689237GOLIATH 205 0+ 0INFRASORS 112 0+ 0MERAFE 126 2+ 1793533MIRANDA 11 0+ 0

PETMIN 230 2­ 118257SENTULA 35 0+ 26951TAWANA 20 5­ 30000THARISA 2500 0+ 7015

­­­­ Gold Mining ­­­­ANGGOLD 19297 897+ 808107DRDGOLD 327 5+ 511476GB GOLD 70 0+ 0GFIELDS 4242 240+ 2425937HARMONY 3420 118+ 668096PAN­AF 270 9+ 447797PZGOLD 50 0+ 0RANGOLD 452 0+ 0SIBANYE 2685 17+ 3565502VILLAGE 40 0+ 1041992

­­­­ Platinum & Precious Metals ­­­­AMPLATS 48043 1575­ 361715AQUARIUS 445 1­ 348998ATLATSA 451 19­ 2210BAUBA 50 3­ 16100EASTPLATS 107 2­ 11303IMPLATS 10900 208­ 1573334IMPL CONV 920000 0+ 0LONMIN 4130 71­ 997874NORTHAM 4540 38+ 273218PLATFIELD 2 0+ 0RBPLAT 7150 106­ 37699SABLEMETL 44 0+ 0WESIZWE 121 2­ 208306

Industrials

Construction & Materials

­­­­ Building Materials & Fixtures ­­­­AFRIMAT 1510 5­ 188979DAWN 1150 2+ 12354KAYDAV 170 0+ 0MASNITE 3200 0+ 0MAZOR 215 0+ 0PPC 3171 36+ 605216SEPHAKU 670 0+ 31460

­­­­ Heavy Construction ­­­­AVENG 2400 10­ 398969BASREAD 680 0+ 143933CALGRO M3 820 5­ 16944ESOR 37 1+ 776509GROUP 5 3980 48­ 36547M&R HLD 2450 32+ 518707PROTECH 17 0+ 0RAUBEX 2200 39­ 392938SANYATI 21 0+ 0SEAKAY 1 0+ 0STEFSTOCK 950 0+ 11293WBHO 12425 150­ 44070Electronic & Electrical Equipment

­­­­ Electrical Components & Equipment ­­­­ALTRON 2550 0+ 32945ALTRON PP 2622 82+ 237637ARB 660 7+ 113360CAFCA 180 0+ 0CIL 2870 13­ 640486ELLIES 325 5­ 64340JASCO 104 3­ 34800REUNERT 6465 65+ 184585S.OCEAN 82 3­ 4954

­­­­ Electronic Equipment ­­­­AMECOR 295 0+ 0DIGICORE 229 0+ 0General Industrials

­­­­ Containers & Packaging ­­­­ASTRAPAK 710 0+ 7900BOWCALF 860 0+ 9930MPACT 2880 75­ 435510NAMPAK 3778 53+ 4604573TRNPACO 1710 28­ 3000

­­­­ Diversified Industrials ­­­­

ARGENT 551 4­ 21680BARWORLD 10157 45­ 1090195BIDVEST 28300 228+ 3098185EQSTRA 648 2­ 48776KAP 398 0+ 982635REMGRO 23060 110­ 460204Industrial Engineering

­­­­ Commercial Vehicles & Trucks ­­­­BELL 1480 80+ 8254

­­­­ Industrial Machinery ­­­­AUSTRO 189 0+ 0HOWDEN 4605 5+ 10724HUDACO 9645 55­ 48077INVICTA 11200 98+ 62119MASTDRILL 1300 0+ 1540Industrial Transportation

­­­­ Marine Transportation ­­­­GRINDROD 2597 26­ 745519SANTOVA 230 0+ 33200

­­­­ Transportation Services ­­­­IMPERIAL 18720 148­ 1798543ONELOGIX 415 1+ 104688SUPRGRP 3015 5+ 138739TRENCOR 8075 38+ 60218VALUE 545 4+ 51995

­­­­ Trucking ­­­­CARGO 2100 0+ 0Support Services

­­­­ Business Support Services ­­­­COMMAND 27 0+ 0METROFILE 510 16+ 19650MICROMEGA 1185 5+ 28453MIXTEL 438 2­ 223602MORVEST 24 0+ 3300

­­­­ Financial Administration ­­­­NET1UEPS 12300 44+ 1953

­­­­ Industrial Suppliers ­­­­ELBGROUP 4500 0+ 13000ILIAD 760 20­ 1903MARSHALL 850 0+ 28312WINHOLD 70 0+ 0

­­­­ Training & Employment Agencies ­­­­ADCORP 3376 33+ 73694KELLY 235 0+ 0PRIMESERV 39 0+ 0

Consumer Goods

Automobiles & Parts

­­­­ Auto Parts ­­­­METAIR 3820 25+ 100611Beverages

­­­­ Brewers ­­­­AWETHU 5 0+ 0SAB 59820 855­ 1147412

­­­­ Distillers & Vintners ­­­­CAPEVINH 830 5­ 313568DISTELL 13653 121­ 9077Food Producers

­­­­ Farming & Fishing ­­­­ASTRAL 13500 406+ 113597CBH 390 10+ 27333CROOKES 8000 50+ 4947OCEANA 8900 200+ 47571RCL 1570 26­ 129181SOVFOOD 848 23+ 100882

­­­­ Food Products ­­­­A V I 6200 12­ 404636CLOVER 1690 13+ 159458ILLOVO 2912 2+ 438109PNR FOODS 11370 60+ 17224TIGBRANDS 30491 75­ 191315TONGAAT 15520 130­ 196841

Household Goods

­­­ Furnishings­­­­STEINHOFF 5565 40+ 8836025Leisure Goods

­­­ Consumer Electronics ­­­­NUWORLD 1895 5­ 25499Personal Goods

­­­ Clothing & Accessories ­­­­RICHEMONT 10792 97­ 3386072SEARDEL 181 13­ 47500SEARDEL­N­ 178 2­ 67500Tobacco

­­­ Tobacco ­­­­BATS 64960 577­ 506535

Health Care

Health Care Equipment & Services

­­­ Health Care Providers ­­­­AFRO­C 416 4­ 191893LIFEHC 4269 32+ 1397749MEDCLIN 8510 152­ 732184NETCARE 3045 75­ 3925156Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology

­­­ Pharmaceuticals ­­­­ADCOCK 5250 10­ 168021ASCENDIS 1330 0+ 1017737ASPEN 28619 33­ 765711LITHA 179 1­ 124900

Consumer Services

Food & Drug Retailers

­­­ Drug Retailers ­­­­CLICKS 6260 40­ 718436

­­­ Food Retailers & Wholesalers ­­­­PICKNPAY 5759 10+ 772622PIKWIK 2495 15+ 165625SHOP CONV 1134999 0+ 0SHOPRIT 15945 316+ 1781733SPAR 12478 118+ 320602General Retailers

­­­ Apparel Retailers ­­­­AF & OVR 1200 0+ 0AF&OVR 6%PP 1250 0+ 0AF & OVR ­N­ 1200 0+ 0HOLDSPORT 4064 25­ 13MR PRICE 18700 60+ 1680144REX TRUE 1150 0+ 0REX TRUE ­N­ 1200 0+ 0TASTE 375 0+ 232606TFG 11400 35­ 162889TRUWTHS 7538 52­ 1824978

­­­ Broadline Retailers ­­­­MASSMART 13964 564+ 239089NICTUS 86 0+ 0VERIMARK 75 0+ 0WOOLIES 7859 59+ 3551067

­­­ Home Improvement Retailers ­­­­CASHBIL 13400 175+ 28202ITLTILE 840 10­ 77427JDGROUP 2515 41­ 191253LEWIS 6680 20+ 121885

­­­ Specialized Consumer Services ­­­­ADVTECH 810 0+ 93748CURRO 2700 40­ 42607

­­­ Specialty Retailers ­­­­CMH 1199 0+ 0Media

­­­ Broadcasting & Entertainment ­­­­AME 8500 0+ 0NASPERS­N­ 130000 2804­ 1540565

­­­ Publishing ­­­­

CAXTON 1530 30­ 129500CAXTON 6%CPP 19900 0+ 0TIMESMED 2026 144­ 245758Travel & Leisure

­­­ Airlines ­­­­1TIME 3 0+ 0COMAIR 430 0+ 445373

­­­ Gambling ­­­­PHUMELELA 2015 10+ 450SUNINT 11050 100­ 240353TSOGO SUN 2611 51­ 2538188

­­­ Hotels ­­­­CITYLDG 12085 195­ 10929DON 6 0+ 0

­­­ Restaurants & Bars ­­­­FAMBRANDS 10007 7+ 375373SPURCORP 3070 10+ 91440

­­­ Travel & Tourism ­­­­CULINAN 248 0+ 0WILDRNESS 400 0+ 0

Telecommunications

Fixed Line Telecommunications

­­­ Fixed Line Telecommunications ­­­­TELKOM 4949 0+ 2270178Mobile Telecommunications

­­­ Mobile Telecommunications ­­­­BLUETEL 815 12+ 579439MTN GROUP 22420 22+ 3090177VODACOM 12939 132­ 3061080

Financials

Banks

­­­ Banks ­­­­B­AFRICA 16375 163+ 759014CAPITEC 22911 152+ 40905FINBOND 275 6+ 253405FIRSTRAND 4129 36+ 6116598NEDBANK 23680 115+ 664901RMBH 5362 67+ 703559STANBANK 14698 98+ 1759608Equity Investment Instruments

­­­ Equity Investment Instruments ­­­­ANDULELA 283 0+ 0BRIMSTN­N­ 1450 50­ 197402BRIMSTON 1500 0+ 153862CORWIL 230 0+ 0HCI 16500 180­ 140884NIVEUS 2780 20­ 10000PALLINGHT 407 2+ 2608879REINET 2538 11­ 1758052RMIH 3225 70­ 2078155SABVEST 3100 0+ 0SABVEST ­N­ 3050 0+ 0TREMATON 370 0+ 0General Financial

­­­ Asset Managers ­­­­CORONAT 9410 61+ 997867EFFICIENT 272 0+ 0LONFIN 400 0+ 0PERGRIN 2120 25­ 23820PRESCIENT 85 0+ 221326

­­­ Consumer Finance ­­­­ABIL 745 10+ 2409755

­­­ Investment Services ­­­­BRAIT 7036 36+ 196892CADIZ 110 3+ 59150INVLTD 9700 30­ 673408INVPLC 9679 48­ 734144JSE 9545 255­ 410415PSG 9810 90­ 172729PSG KST 744 6­ 1102328PURPLE 29 0+ 35000

SASFIN 5225 0+ 0­­­ Specialty Finance ­­­­

GRANPRADE 602 1+ 619016SEKUNJALO 51 0+ 14807600TRANSCAP 630 10­ 108429TRUSTCO 190 10­ 18750ZEDER 533 1­ 285577Life Insurance

­­­ Life Insurance ­­­­CLIENTELE 1820 10­ 600000DISCOVERY 9700 51+ 1191319LIB HOLD 12740 220­ 329012MMI Hldgs 2569 25­ 1377199OLDMUTUAL 3622 49­ 6817585SANLAM 6300 85+ 4343935Nonlife Insurance

­­­ Full Line Insurance ­­­­CONDUIT 167 0+ 0

­­­ Property & Casualty Insurance ­­­­SANTAM 20212 196­ 1427ZURICH SA 26000 0+ 0Real Estate

>­­­ Industrial & Office REITs ­­­­ARROW A 736 0+ 83759ARROW B 740 2­ 158089CAPPROP 1090 4+ 3309140DELPROP 805 5+ 829373EQUITES 1053 6­ 7700

­­­ Diversified REITs ­­­­ASCEN A 455 0+ 46000ASCEN B 246 8­ 14193DIPULA A 1079 0+ 38800DIPULA B 750 0+ 1900EMIRA 1440 3­ 684026FORTRESSA 1570 17+ 182200FORTRESSB 1038 0+ 0GROWPNT 2451 16+ 1834945INVPROP 1431 1+ 25950PREMIUM 1925 0+ 47562REBOSIS 1110 15­ 63599REDEFINE 938 1­ 4048698RI PLC 940 9­ 250101TOWER 885 0+ 40000VIVIDEND 559 0+ 105266VPIF 970 0+ 0­­­ Real Estate Holding & Development ­­­­

ADRENNA 47 7+ 30000ATTACQ 1787 7+ 2021119BONATLA 7 0+ 0CAPCO 5955 3­ 1660318FREEDOM 79 0+ 1236IAPF 1160 0+ 14815INGENUITY 90 0+ 0NEPI 9560 0+ 187780ORION 29 0+ 0PUTPROP 750 0+ 0TRADEH 1550 75+ 32240

­­­ Retail REITs ­­­­ACCPROP 549 1­ 263788ACUCAP 4400 0+ 207436FAIRVEST 144 0+ 0FPT 772 5­ 1340892HYPROP 8100 40+ 682971INTUPLC 5671 24­ 504874OCTODEC 2174 6+ 178272RESILIENT 5960 20+ 365018SA CORP 407 5+ 1756969SAFARI 850 0+ 0SYCOM 2605 71+ 18711SYNERGY A 1101 49­ 62150SYNERGY B 743 1­ 14000VUKILE 1625 7­ 377313

Technology

Software & Computer Services

­­­ Computer Services ­­­­ADAPTIT 773 10+ 95015BCX 635 20+ 138582COMPCLEAR 450 28+ 9000CONVERGE 89 4+ 4000DATATEC 5404 104­ 683518DCENTRIX 380 0+ 450593EOH 9135 35+ 169032FARITEC 3 0+ 0GIJIMA 60 7­ 51186SQONE 10 0+ 0Technology Hardware & Equipment

­­­ Computer Hardware ­­­­MUSTEK 740 10­ 237789PINNACLE 1315 29­ 169424

Alternative Exchange (AltX)

AltX

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Development Capital

Development Capital

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Venture Capital

Venture Capital

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Specialist Securites

Asset Backed Securities

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JSE MOVESMAJOR MOVEMENT

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NEW HIGHS AND LOWS

NEW HIGHS

PRICE PREVMPACT 3000 0MEDCLIN 8670 0MR PRICE 18749 0TELKOM 5001 0NEWFNILBI 5855 0

NEW LOWS

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PRODUCEGREEN BEANS: Banana box (10 KG) 30.00 30.00 30.00.CABBAGES: Bag/pocket (20 KG) 35.00 3.00 17.99.LEMONS: 1M bag (10 KG) 5.00 5.00 5.00.LETTUCES: Banana box (10 KG) 60.00 10.00 42.26.ONIONS: Brown 1L Western Cape ­ Ceres bag 52.00 48.00 49.60;brown 1M Western cape ­ Ceres bag 65.00 43.00 51.76; Brown 2SWestern Cape bag 30.00 25.00 27.69; white 1L Northern Transvaalbag 50.00 40.00 40.92; white 1M Northern Transvaal bag 50.0046.00 47.18; white 1M North West bag 52.00 52.00 52.00.ORANGES: Navels 1L Carton A15C (15 KG) 30.00 20.00 29.57; navels1m bag (7 KG) 15.00 14.00 14.08; navels 1s bag (7 KG) 12.00 5.009.03; navels 2s bag (7 KG) 15.00 15.00 15.00; valencias 2s bag (7KG) 10.00 5.00 717.POTATOES: Mond 1L Northern Transvaal pocket 44.00 40.0040.02; Other 1L Natal pocket 38.00 35.00 36.45; other 1M Natalpocket 36.00 30.00 33.38; other 2L Natal pocket 36.00 15.00 30.37;other 2M Natal pocket 35,00 30.00 30.28.TOMATOES: Long life 1L Natal metric box 58.00 35.00 52.37; longlife 1L Northern Transvaal B6 carton 60.00 60.00 60.00; long life1M Natal metric box 52.00 30.00 47.92; long life 1S Natal metricBOX 30.00 30.00 39.00; 2M Natal metric box 30.00 30.00 3.00;longlife 2M Northern Transvaal B6 carton 60.00 55.00 55.38; long LIFE3M Northern Transvaal B6 carton 55.00 50.00 52.51