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2016-04-18 MyBroadband Newsletter [Twitter] | [Facebook] | [Newsletter] | [RSS] NOLOGY – Official distributor of Yealink IP phones and Video Conferencing equipment. [Sign up here] to become a reseller. MyBroadband Top Articles [(click here for all news)] [All-in-one 10Mbps ADSL price shootout] Telkom's Do Broadband packages offer ADSL access, data, and landline rental in one monthly bill. [No car licence renewal notices for South African motorists] The annual renewal notice reminding South African motorists to renew their car licence disc may fall through for 2016, according to a report. [10 worst jobs in the world] CareerCast has released its Jobs Rated report for 2016, which reveals the worst jobs in the world. BusinessTech Top Articles [(click here for all news)] [The best degrees to study to earn the most money in South Africa] CareerJunction has released its 2016 Salary Review, which shows that engineers, IT professionals, and financial experts earn the most money. ['White people must stop being cry-babies': Malema] President Jacob Zuma is not an enemy of the EFF, but he just happens to be standing in the way of the party and the nation achieving its goals, said EFF leader Julius Malema. [5 key traits to be a successful entrepreneur] Taking the first steps to start your own business can be difficult and there are certain traits that help entrepreneurs have a positive outlook and push through their toughest early days. [Afrihost Mobile]: Need the power of contract with the freedom of prepaid? Get the best of both with Afrihost Mobile, from R99pm. Latest Tech and Business News [Gupta-linked company gets massive Denel weapons deal: report] Denel is forging ahead with a Gupta partnership, despite finance minister Pravin Gordhan saying it is illegal. [Why you should never wrap your food in tinfoil] If you're baking fish, roasting vegetables or preparing a piece of meat for dinner tonight, chances are that you'll wrap your food in aluminium foil. [Average house prices in South Africa: 1995 – 2015] Using data mined by Absa, BusinessTech looks at the average house prices in South Africa over the past 20 years. [Voters say no thanks to ANC in Nelson Mandela Bay] Only 30,000 of 110,000 expected voters pitched up to the ANC's manifesto launch this weekend at Nelson Mandela Bay - while party leaders were left to explain the party's mistakes. [What to study to become a game developer] Many young tech enthusiasts want to become game developers, but are not certain what to study, and what skills to develop, to assist them in entering the field. [New Tesla cars have the coolest gaming Easter egg] An Easter egg inside the new Tesla motor vehicles has a gaming twist. Partner Content [OneDayOnly is already 6 years old] OneDayOnly.co.za is turning 6 years old – a significant milestone for the daily deals website in a highly competitive industry. [BitCo to provide high-speed Fibre Internet to Strijdom Park] BitCo has announced that it will be installing a state-of-the-art fibre network to service business in the Strijdom Park area near Randburg. Get Carrier Grade Voice and Uncapped Business Internet over premium Last mile Fibre and Wireless connectivity from BitCo. [Find out more] Forum Announcements [Awesome MyGaming giveaway: Lenovo Tab 2 A7 and a mystery gadget] This week MyGaming is giving away a Lenovo Tab 2 A7 and a mystery gadget Other Tech and Business News [How South Africa's 1000-year old tree looked 100 years ago] A picture of South Africa's 1000-year old fig tree – the Wonderboom – shows how the marvel of nature looked over 100 years ago. [How spammers get your email address] There are many ways spammers can get hold of your email address, and in South Africa spamming is technically not illegal. [How to avoid getting fired over Facebook posts] An Eastern Cape principal faces dismissal after he called a local politician a c**t on Facebook. [Plans to remove Zuma in August: report] Plans are underway to have the president removed from office following the municipal elections in August, according to a report in the Sunday Times. [Video games are changing the concept of retirement] The teenagers who were hooked on Pac-Man in the arcades and amusement parks of the early 1970s are getting ready for retirement, but many of them have never stopped playing video games. [Should your internet history remain private?] Beyond the dangers of what this data reveals about us, just asking ISPs to collect and store this information is an enormous risk in itself. [Click here to unsubscribe]