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How Rural High School Learners Are Learning to Code During National Science Month

How Rural High School Learners Are Learning to Code During National Science Month

Publicity

As South Africa observes National Science Month in July, thousands of rural Grade eight and nine learners in remote villages in Mpumalanga and the Free State are dreaming of careers in coding, robotics and engineering with the support of an education non-profit.

<i>Kaya 959</i> Partners With Africa's Biggest Marketing Conference™

Kaya 959 Partners With Africa's Biggest Marketing Conference™

Media

Kaya 959 has been announced as the exclusive radio partner of Africa's Biggest Marketing Conference™, the Nedbank IMC 2026, marking a strategic partnership that will take the country's influential conversations on marketing, business and brand leadership beyond the conference stage and onto the airwaves.

FirstRand Volunteers Mobilised 2 500 Employees to Honour Mandela

FirstRand Volunteers Mobilised 2 500 Employees to Honour Mandela

Publicity

South Africans have come together to honour the legacy of Nelson Mandela as FirstRand Volunteers (FRV) has successfully mobilised 2 500 employees across all nine provinces in a Mandela Month volunteer activation focused on food security, sustainability and community support.

From Broadcast to FAST: Understanding Today's Video Platform Landscape

From Broadcast to FAST: Understanding Today's Video Platform Landscape

Media

Navigating today's video platform landscape is increasingly challenging, not only for audiences confronted by endless viewing options, but even for media professionals operating within the industry, says Lefeedi Maja, Business Consultant, Writer and Author.

AI Won't Replace Qualitative Researchers But it Will Make Them More Powerful

AI Won't Replace Qualitative Researchers But it Will Make Them More Powerful

Marketing

For years, qualitative research has been defined by a single trade-off: depth or scale. Researchers could spend weeks immersed in the lives of a handful of participants, uncovering the context behind decisions and behaviours. Or they could reach larger audiences through quantitative methods, sacrificing nuance for volume, says Demographica.

The Human Rhythm: The Pattern Communicators Keep Ignoring

The Human Rhythm: The Pattern Communicators Keep Ignoring

Publicity

Every communicator today is fighting for attention. We build messages, shape narratives, and push content into a world that feels increasingly crowded and impatient. Yet beneath all this effort sits a simple human truth our industry has stopped acknowledging, says Paul Reynell, Founder and Managing Director of Grand Prix Agency, Paddington Station PR.

@Sandton Hotel Supports Local Community Through Mandela Day Shoe Drive

@Sandton Hotel Supports Local Community Through Mandela Day Shoe Drive

Media

@Sandton Hotel has announced that it has partnered with St John's United Church this Mandela Day to collect shoes for distribution within the local community.

Browsing — The Consumer's Latest Product

Browsing — The Consumer's Latest Product

Marketing

Venelize de Lange from media update takes a look at why apps that sell the illusion of a product are successfully gaining users on their platforms, and what that consumer behaviour tells us about the future of the marketing industry. 

Red & Yellow Strengthens Pan-African Footprint Through New Nigeria Partnership

Red & Yellow Strengthens Pan-African Footprint Through New Nigeria Partnership

Marketing

Red & Yellow Creative School of Business has announced a strategic partnership with the Association of Advertising Agencies of Nigeria (AAAN), one of the leading industry bodies representing Nigeria's advertising and communications sector.

A Partnership with Purpose: Advancing Ethics and Reputation Research in Africa

A Partnership with Purpose: Advancing Ethics and Reputation Research in Africa

Publicity

Across Africa, the public relations (PR) profession is evolving. Through its ongoing ethics research, the African Public Relations Association (APRA) is helping to place research, ethics, and reputation at the centre of this shift.

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