Cape Town Tourism (CTT) has announced that it has won three Gold Awards at the International Tourism Film Festival Africa (ITFFA). 

Singularity South Africa has announced the relaunch of its flagship Executive Programme, introducing a restructured, four-phase format designed to support top business leaders as they navigate translating emerging technology into measurable organisational outcomes.

The South African travelogue series, Breaking Down Borders Africa, has been awarded a Silver international Telly Award in the Best Travel and Tourism Television Series category. The announcement was as the Telly Awards has celebrated their 47^th year.

Ogilvy Namibia has concluded a three-month creative mentorship programme with the College of the Arts (COTA). On Wednesday, 10 June, eight students presented full marketing campaigns to representatives from Paratus Namibia at the agency's Windhoek offices.

Tasked with creating a brand for a generation that lives a large portion of its life online, M+C Saatchi Abel has partnered with MTN to launch 'Pi by MTN', a digital-first brand built to reshape how modern South Africans manage their mobile and home connectivity.

Every June, the South African marketing industry does something curious. It sets aside an entire month to talk about youth, and then spends most of it talking about age, says Marilize Jacobs, Founder of VocalCord PR & Reputation Management, and Thabani Mnyakeni, Chief Creative Officer at TM Relations.

Tiger Brands has announced it has reached a milestone in its renewable energy journey, with solar power now operational at seven of its manufacturing sites across South Africa, aimed at helping to reduce the company's reliance on non-renewable energy sources while lowering its carbon footprint.

Tribeca Public Relations (Tribeca) has secured seven new client wins in the first half of 2026, adding Traxtion, ManageEngine, Bonitas, Aware.org, Raizcorp and WesBank to its growing client portfolio.

Today consumers have endless market options — and brands are finding that customer loyalty cannot be taken for granted. media update's Venelize de Lange considers how retail businesses are adapting their strategies to stay top of mind. 

South Africa is no longer an emerging loyalty market. It is a mature one. The 2025 / 6 Truth and BrandMapp Loyalty Whitepaper found that 85% of economically active South Africans use loyalty programmes, up from 82% in the previous year, says Len Lubbe, CEO at LoyaltyPlus.