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The Mark Awards has announced the introduction of Technology as a new dedicated category for its upcoming edition.

Dentsu Creative South Africa enters 2026 with growing creative momentum, top-tier regional rankings and a design-led, tech-enabled team committed to building a future-focused agency that raises the standard of modern creative excellence.

Your business can benefit from Smart Money’s large and engaged audience by getting its executives featured on the podcast.

Consumer insights consultancy KLA has released the twelfth edition of The Quarterly Buzz, revealing Checkers' rise to the number one position and MTN's return to the top 10 in South Africa's most talked-about brands.

Dentsu SSA strengthens its Growth Transformation mission with the appointment of Ansa Leighton-Buys and Matthew Landon to its Business Transformation team.

So, who is The Bread? Our website will tell you that The Bread is a full-service brand consultancy specialising in experiences, design, connections, PR, strategy, content and spaces. And that’s all true. But we’re also a group of highly connected, experienced, tapped in, and damn cool people.

The Nedbank IMC has unveiled its 2026 conference, calling on marketers and business leaders to confront rapid industry change head-on at Africa’s leading marketing platform under the theme SHIFT HAPPENS. ARE YOU READY?

Brought to life by Boundless and Spitfire Films, BIC’s Back-to-School campaign has been praised for its authentic, heartfelt portrayal of diverse young voices and the joy and wonder of childhood creativity.

Penquin’s Senior Brand Manager, Shanna Davis, challenges the myth of the January reset, reminding brands that long-term growth is built through strategic consistency, not constant reinvention.

The Mark Awards will return in 2026 with entries opening on 1 April.

MarkLives.com has been announced as the exclusive African Media Partner for the WINA (World Independent Advertising Awards) Festival.

A survey by consumer insights agency KLA, using YouGov Profiles, shows that South African consumers approach fashion and grooming as tools for confidence and well-being rather than vanity or trend-following.