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Protecting Communities Starts with Protecting Animals

Protecting Communities Starts with Protecting Animals

Publicity

Ahead of World Zoonoses Day on Monday, 6 July, global animal welfare organisation FOUR PAWS has called for urgent, unified action to tackle the root causes of zoonotic diseases, many of which are deeply embedded in everyday realities across the country. 

Riky Rick Foundation Lauches Memorial Forest Honouring Riky Rick

Riky Rick Foundation Lauches Memorial Forest Honouring Riky Rick

Publicity

An initiative in the Eastern Free State has announced it will transform remembrance into regeneration as the Riky Rick Foundation launches the Riky Rick / Anton Chaka Memorial Forest this July.

New <i>Wild Africa</i> TV Magazine Series Launching Across Africa

New Wild Africa TV Magazine Series Launching Across Africa

Media

Wild Africa is set to debut across Africa as a first-of-its-kind weekly wildlife television magazine series. The 13-episode series shares inspiring stories from the frontlines of wildlife conservation across the continent in an engaging magazine-style format designed to both educate and entertain.

Digify Africa Through the iLizwe Lam Programme Launches National Webinar Series

Digify Africa Through the iLizwe Lam Programme Launches National Webinar Series

Marketing

The  iLizwe Lam, a premier digital literacy and citizenship initiative delivered by Digify Africa in partnership with Meta, has announced the launch of its 2026 parent engagement series with a flagship webinar, Keeping Your Child Safe Online.

Commerce Media is Outpacing the Industry's Ability to Buy It

Commerce Media is Outpacing the Industry's Ability to Buy It

Marketing

Retail media has become the fastest-growing corner of South African advertising. PwC's latest Entertainment and Media Outlook expects digital to account for 74% of all local ad spend by 2029, with internet advertising reaching R51.7-billion and retail display and paid search among the fastest-growing formats of all, says Caitlin Perry, Head of Marketing, Flow.

CASIO Middle East and Africa FZE and James Ralph (Pty) Ltd Announce the Opening of the First G-SHOCK Flagship Store in South Africa

CASIO Middle East and Africa FZE and James Ralph (Pty) Ltd Announce the Opening of the First G-SHOCK Flagship Store in South Africa

Publicity

CASIO Middle East and Africa FZE, the regional subsidiary of CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD., the leading technology company, in collaboration with its local distributor James Ralph (Pty) Ltd, has announced the opening of the first CASIO G-SHOCK Flagship Store in South Africa at Canal Walk Mall in Cape Town. 

IMA Expands Global Shopper Marketing Capability With Acquisition of South Africa's VF!

IMA Expands Global Shopper Marketing Capability With Acquisition of South Africa's VF!

Marketing

Global agency, IMA, has announced the majority acquisition of VF!, as part of its international growth strategy and commitment to expanding capabilities in the shopper marketing space.

How Streaming Has Rewritten the Rules of Sports Advertising: A Q&A With Leslie Adams

How Streaming Has Rewritten the Rules of Sports Advertising: A Q&A With Leslie Adams

Marketing

Venelize de Lange from media update talks to Leslie Adams about how changes in media consumption and technology are influencing sports advertising.

The Weight of What We Publish — The Editor's Note

The Weight of What We Publish — The Editor's Note

Media

As we enter the month of July, Emma Mendes from media update reflects on the enduring value of press freedom, editorial responsibility and Nelson Mandela's legacy, exploring why thoughtful journalism remains essential to informing communities, fostering trust and strengthening democracy.

Africa's Moment: How the World Cup Could Finally Unite the Continent's Greatest Brand

Africa's Moment: How the World Cup Could Finally Unite the Continent's Greatest Brand

Marketing

When Morocco reached the semi-finals of the 2022 World Cup, millions of people with no connection to the 1 200-year-old kingdom followed the story. It was the deepest any African side had ever gone — and the continent held its breath together, says Matongo Matamwandi, President of African Marketing Confederation.

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