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South African Documentary <i>Hearts Remember</i> Set to Screen on World Alzheimer's Day in Johannesburg

South African Documentary Hearts Remember Set to Screen on World Alzheimer's Day in Johannesburg

Media

The South African documentary Hearts Remember (Pelo ya hopola) will officially premiere in South Africa on Monday, 21 September, coinciding with World Alzheimer's Day. The film was recently presented at the International Alzheimer's Association Conference in London this past July.

Numerator <i>Brand Footprint 2026</i> Analysis Shows Growth in South Africa's FMCG Market

Numerator Brand Footprint 2026 Analysis Shows Growth in South Africa's FMCG Market

Marketing

South Africa's FMCG market has returned to growth in 2025, with consumer spending increasing 3.3%, a significant turnaround from the 2.4% decline recorded in 2024, according to the latest Brand Footprint 2026 analysis from Worldpanel by Numerator.

Beyond the Feed: Why DOOH Should Be the Next Screen for Social-Led Campaigns

Beyond the Feed: Why DOOH Should Be the Next Screen for Social-Led Campaigns

Marketing

Generally speaking, what social media agencies are very, very good at is getting their brands noticed in the feed, says Remi du Preez, Managing Director of Polygon.

Lobengula Advertising Appoints Terry McKenna as ECD

Lobengula Advertising Appoints Terry McKenna as ECD

Marketing

Lobengula Advertising has made one of its biggest creative leadership moves yet, appointing highly awarded South African creative Terry McKenna as Executive Creative Director.

PAMSA Shares The Most Important Rule in Paper Recycling

PAMSA Shares The Most Important Rule in Paper Recycling

Publicity

For the South African's who are helping keep 1.2-million tonnes of paper and paper packaging out of landfill, the Paper and Allied Manufacturers of South Africa (PAMSA) has encouraged them to keep it dry and separate from wet waste.

There's Still Business to be Done Before Year-End

There's Still Business to be Done Before Year-End

Marketing

Like clockwork, as the final quarter rolls around, attention turns to whether a business will hit its annual sales target. How much still needs to close? Which deals can realistically land before year-end? What does the pipeline look like against the target?, says Lauren Pybus, Creative Director and Marketing Manager at Euphoria Telecom.

Your Agency Model Isn't the Problem — Your Operating Model Is

Your Agency Model Isn't the Problem — Your Operating Model Is

Marketing

When you ask marketing and agency leaders what's keeping you up at night, increasingly, the answer is the same: How do we actually operationalise AI in a way that creates measurable business value? Organisations have adopted AI tools, but they haven't redesigned how they operate around them, says Lynn Madeley, CEO of High Performance Matters.

<i>Cresta Awards</i> Reveals 2026 Finalists

Cresta Awards Reveals 2026 Finalists

Marketing

The finalists of the 2026 Cresta Awards have been revealed with Plan.Net leading the way. The company, part of Serviceplan Group, has 27 entries shortlisted, opening up a clear gap between the German agency and all other contenders. 

Financial Times Weekend Is Now Printed and Delivered Locally in South Africa

Financial Times Weekend Is Now Printed and Delivered Locally in South Africa

Media

Financial Times Weekend (FT Weekend), the Financial Times' flagship weekend edition, has announced that it is now being printed and distributed locally in South Africa for the first time, cutting the wait between London's presses and a Sandton breakfast table from days to hours.

Paul Reynell Steps Down from PRISA Leadership to Focus on Strengthening Africa's Global Voice

Paul Reynell Steps Down from PRISA Leadership to Focus on Strengthening Africa's Global Voice

Publicity

Paul Reynell, Founder of Paddington Station PR, has formally stepped down from his roles within the Public Relations Institute of Southern Africa (PRISA). 

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