Creed said:Well said kilo39
Why should black leaders be honoured above white ones who also fought for their country and what they believed in? Men like Jan Smuts fought colonialism and many gave their lives doing so, why should they not be remembered?
DigitalSoldier said:yes but we have a unique case here the majority wants it but when something goes wrong blame the minority![]()
Actually Jan Smuts supported the Fagan Commission, which advocated the complete abandonment of all segregation in South Africa.Creed said:Well said kilo39
Why should black leaders be honoured above white ones who also fought for their country and what they believed in? Men like Jan Smuts fought colonialism and many gave their lives doing so, why should they not be remembered?
Angelo said:This is a giant step towards African Renaissance.
It's apartheid's fault.Quote:
Originally Posted by DigitalSoldier
yes but we have a unique case here the majority wants it but when something goes wrong blame the minority
Waron said:Explain?
Waron said:Branding South Africa - Your top international airport is part of your external brand - the same way you associate Heathrow, JFK etc. It's on the ticket of every international visitor flying into SA.
“According to BusinessWeek (9 August 2004), South Africa’s ‘external brand equity’ is worth R379.5-billion ($63.6-billion at R6 to the $) – that’s more than IBM ($53.8-billion) and Microsoft ($61.4-billion).”kilo39 said:Now - I wonder - will brand equity go up or down - on a name change to Azania - or OT international?
So, how many foreigners actually know who he was and what he did?Waron said:Well cashing in on the demise of Apartheid by hi-lighting Oliver Tambo... I think brand equity will go up.
We are not doing it for foreigners, they don't name their institutions to please South Africa, we are doing it for us!nGAGEd55 said:So, how many foreigners actually know who he was and what he did?
That us is just so exclusionary... Ja, ja, I know - that was then, this is now - (what are you doing now?) 2 wrongs, or however many wrongs do not make a right.Angelo said:We are not doing it for foreigners, they don't name their institutions to please South Africa, we are doing it for us!
stoke said:See how you can fool the people with good planning.
Slimey and creepy and underhanded.
Contrary to popular belief not all tourists are from America...halicon said:the word you are looking for is crafty.
anyways in joburg we call call it 'the airport' or if we are going to cape town we call it 'the cape town airport'. i suppose tourists can settle for 'the african airport' considering they prolly think jhb international airport serves the whole continent or something.
crafty se gat....SKELMhalicon said:the word you are looking for is crafty.
anyways in joburg we call call it 'the airport' or if we are going to cape town we call it 'the cape town airport'. i suppose tourists can settle for 'the african airport' considering they prolly think jhb international airport serves the whole continent or something.
Yes and all of the brand equity is derived from calling it Johannesburg International Airport. Change the name and you start again.Waron said:does "brand equity" mean anything to you?
See there's a way of coping with these changes, it's not all doom and gloom.halicon said:anyways in joburg we call call it 'the airport' or if we are going to cape town we call it 'the cape town airport'. i suppose tourists can settle for 'the african airport' considering they prolly think jhb international airport serves the whole continent or something.