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Redi Tlhabi joins the War Room
Just a few weeks into their launch, the War Room trio have welcomed Redi Tlhabi to their corporate affairs offering, boosting their North America exposure. Tlhabi, based in Washington DC, […]
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Nedbank Pitch & Polish returns to scale South Africa’s next generation of growth-ready businesses
Nedbank Pitch & Polish, one of South Africa’s most consistent engines of entrepreneurial growth, has opened entries for its 16th season alongside long-standing headline partner, Nedbank. Over 15 seasons, the […]
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Own your loyalty channel
By Len Lubbe, CEO at LoyaltyPlus Small retailers are constantly told they need more reach, exposure, visibility and partners. What is not always said out loud is what they often […]
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Midrand resident drives away in brand-new SUV as Jacaranda FM’s “Kia or the Cash” delivers over 1 million entries
Jacaranda FM has wrapped up its latest integrated brand campaign with Kia South Africa, crowning Midrand listener, Jerome Govender, the grand prize winner of a brand-new Kia Sonet worth R289 995. […]
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The media paradox: Why the biggest budget deserves more than 15 minutes at the end
By Bongi Mvuyana, Strategy Partner at Connect A quiet paradox plays out across boardrooms in South Africa. Paid media, one of the single-largest line items in most marketing budgets, receives […]
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The agency pitch problem no one talks about
By Davina Malan, Managing Partner at Tribeca Public Relations Every agency knows the email. A brand reaches out asking for a proposal and a budget. Within hours, teams are pulling […]
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Publicis’ Pete Little appointed Vice Chairperson of the Creative Circle
Publicis Groupe Africa Chief Creative Officer, Pete Little, has been appointed Vice Chairperson of the Creative Circle, the non-profit industry body that champions creative excellence in South Africa. The Creative […]
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2026: the year that (we think) AI will really come into its own
By Willem Steenkamp, senior writer and editor at Flow Communications It’s fair to argue that for the past few years, artificial intelligence has largely been in an experimental phase. But […]
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Why cybersecurity awareness is failing South African businesses and what to fix first
By Charmé van der Westhuizen, New Business Development Manager at IPT South African businesses are investing heavily in cybersecurity technology. Detection tools are becoming more sophisticated, monitoring is more advanced […]
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AI walks into an arbitration: What could go wrong?
By Priyesh Daya (Partner), Brittany Leroni (Senior Associate) and Caitlin Leahy (Candidate Attorney) at Webber Wentzel Artificial intelligence is no longer an abstract, futuristic concept in arbitration proceedings. It has […]
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Regent Business School powers Soweto school’s remarkable rise with new iLeadLAB
In a corner of Soweto, where resilience often outpaces resources, a story of revival is gaining new momentum. Bopasentatla Secondary School, once on the brink of closure, is now the […]
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Women in Africa’s creative industries are powering the shift from extraction to innovation
Africa is home to the world’s youngest and fastest growing population, with nearly 890 million people under the age of 25. This youth cohort represents both a powerful source of demand and a deep pool of creative talent. […]























