http://www.africanresponse.co.za/ Established in 2003, African Response, one of the South Africa’s top full service BEE market research companies. We are renowned for generating local consumer insights that drive marketing solutions for major brands in South Africa. Copyright 2010 African Response http://www.africanresponse.co.za/PressReleases/2011stokvel.aspx 6 October 2010 BRYANSTON - A groundbreaking survey launched last week by the most local global research company, African Response, has blown the lid off the lucrative and influential stokvel market. According to AMPS 2011, 40% of the South African population currently belong to a Stokvel. http://www.africanresponse.co.za/PressReleases/2010AfricanResponseBEE.aspx 6 October 2010 BRYANSTON - African Response, South Africa’s largest black empowered market research company, has just been awarded its Level 1 certificate for its contribution to the principles of BBBEE.. This has been awarded by an accredited and independent BBBEE rating company – SERA. http://www.africanresponse.co.za/PressReleases/2010Ready.aspx 28 May 2010 BRYANSTON – 87% - the highest percentage to date - of South Africans are confident that we are ready for the World Cup, now less than a month away, concludes African Response’s 2010 Barometer. Durbanites are the most optimistic where an outstanding 96% believe that South Africa is ready! http://www.africanresponse.co.za/PressReleases/2010100Daystogo.aspx 2 March 2010 BRYANSTON – a record high (85%) of South Africans supporting the preparation ahead of the World Cup has surfaced in African Response’s latest 2010 Barometer – measuring perceptions of readiness ahead of the World Cup in around the major metropolitans in South Africa. http://www.africanresponse.co.za/PressReleases/2009BoozeLaws.aspx 30 March 2009 BRYANSTON – Half of the South African population support the draft bylaw which would prevent guesthouses, pubs, clubs and theatres in Cape Town residential areas from selling alcohol past 9pm. This is according to African Response’s 2010 Barometer. PressReleases/2009BoozeLaws.aspx 30 January 2009 BRYANSTON – Optimism around South Africa’s readiness for the 2010 World Cup has taken an upward turn and South Africans are showing their support for 2010 preparation. This is according to market research company, African Response. These results correspond closely with those released by FIFA at the 500-day countdown celebration. PressReleases/2008EconomicCrisisImpac.aspx 17 December 2008 BRYANSTON – Half of the South African population support the draft bylaw which would prevent guesthouses, pubs, clubs and theatres in Cape Town residential areas from selling alcohol past 9pm. This is according to African Response’s 2010 Barometer. PressReleases/2008SABCRole.aspx 27 November 2008 BRYANSTON – South Africans believe that the SABC has a fundamental responsibility during the 2010 FIFA World Cup, according to market research company African Response. PressReleases/2008Optimism.aspx 18 November 2008 BRYANSTON – 69% of South Africans are positive that our country will be ready to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, according to market research company, African Response. PressReleases/2008Vuvuzelas.aspx 10 September 2008 BRYANSTON – 71% of South Africans say that using Vuvuzelas at the 2010 FIFA World Cup games will actually improve the atmosphere, according to market research company African Response. PressReleases/2008SouthAfricaReady.aspx 29 July 2008 BRYANSTON – According to market research company African Response, 67% of South Africans feel confident that our country will be ready in time for the 2010 FIFA World cup. PressReleases/2008Newspaper.aspx 25 June 2008 BRYANSTON – A newspaper takes its first breath on its passing from seller to buyer and from that moment its unpredictable journey has begun. PressReleases/2008Infrastructure.aspx 24 June 2008 BRYANSTON – Half (49%) of South Africans agreed that they have seen dramatic improvements in our country’s infrastructure ahead of 2010, according to market research company African Response. PressReleases/2008EncourageSportier.aspx 21 May 2008 BRYANSTON – According to BEE market research company African Response, 71% of South Africans believe that hosting the 2010 FIFA World Cup will popularise sporting activities in South African schools. This is yet another beneficial consequence of hosting this esteemed event! PressReleases/2008Confident.aspx 23 January 2008 BRYANSTON – 71% of South Africans say "yes, we will be ready to host the 2010 FIFA World cup!" – This is according to market research company African Response. PressReleases/2008WorkingTogether.aspx 20 March 2008 BRYANSTON – In spite of the current electricity shortage, 62% of South Africans agree that our nation will pull it together to make the 2010 work, according to market research company African Response. PressReleases/2008Tickets.aspx 13 February 2008 BRYANSTON – Almost half (46%) of metropolitan South African adults are not willing to purchase tickets to the 2010 FIFA World Cup matches, according to market research company African Response.