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The inaugural Effie College programme in South Africa has named its first winners, following a live brief sponsored by Nedbank and a multi-stage judging process grounded in Effie’s effectiveness principles.

A thoughtful exploration by Maria Berrios-Carter, our Creative Director — Copy, on how embracing intentional pauses and quiet moments can unlock deeper creativity and stronger ideas in a fast-paced industry.

Quality of education has emerged as the primary concern for South African students and parents when choosing tertiary institutions, surpassing affordability concerns, according to survey data from KLA, using YourView Panel.

This Smart Money series comprise several interviews with key KAL Group execs, including CEO Sean Walsh and Financial Director Graeme Sim.

In a crowded market, Penquin CEO Veronica Moleele makes a bold case for why creative risk-taking isn't reckless — it's the secret to work that truly resonates and delivers results.

Dentsu Zambia has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the National Heart Hospital (NHH).

The Association for Communication and Advertising (ACA), together with programme sponsor GIB Insurance, invites applications for the 2026 intake of the ACA Women in Leadership (WIL) Programme.

A new white paper reveals how businesses with a challenger mindset are turning infrastructure gaps, skills shortages, and capital constraints into competitive advantage across Africa.

H+A’s state-of-the-art facility is a benchmark for sustainable manufacturing in Africa.

Insights from Penquin’s HR Director, Annemie Burger — truly meaningful 2026 goals start with honest self-reflection, intentional choices, and defining success on your own terms.

Influencer marketing has matured from a niche experiment into a multibillion-dollar force. By 2025, global creator spend has exceeded $30 billion and in South Africa nearly two-thirds of brands plan to increase their influencer budgets this year.

In the final session of the 2025 Marketing Masterclass series, eatbigfish Africa's David Blyth explored how marketers can cut through today's overwhelming clutter.