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Employee Relations: A Massive Opportunity for Nigerian PR Professionals

By Obinna Inogbo (Nigeria) Founder, Worktainment Limited Business is about identifying a problem and charging a price to solve it. Is there […]

Imisioluwa OgunsunladeJuly 3, 2023
PR & Comms

Exploring The Multidimensional African PR and Comms Industry

By Tolu Ajayi (Nigeria) Talent & Material Management Business Partner, IDAfrica  Public Relations is an aspect of communications that involves promoting a […]

Imisioluwa OgunsunladeJuly 3, 2023
PR & Comms

How Young People in Africa Can Become Influential Through Storytelling 

By Seynabou Dia Sall (Senegal) Founder, CEO Global Mind Consulting  With 70% of Sub-Saharan Africans aged under 30, Africa has the youngest […]

Imisioluwa OgunsunladeJuly 3, 2023
PR & Comms

Public Relations as A Tool for Societal Change in Africa

By Yomi Badejo-Okusanya (Nigeria) President, African Public Relations Association (APRA) Background of PR in Africa The use of public relations techniques is […]

Imisioluwa OgunsunladeJuly 3, 2023
PR & Comms

MultiChoice and the Business of African Music and Entertainment

By Tope Oshunkeye (Nigeria) Executive Head, Marketing, MultiChoice Nigeria Nigeria’s Media & Entertainment industry is one of the fastest-growing creative industries in […]

Imisioluwa OgunsunladeJuly 3, 2023
PR & Comms

Botswana Tradition as a Bedrock for Sustainable PR Approaches

By Taazima Kala-Essack (Botswana) General Manager and Lead Consultant, Hotwire Many a scholar, poet and even philosopher has written of the rich […]

Imisioluwa OgunsunladeJuly 3, 2023
PR & Comms

The Growing Cameroonian Media Landscape: An Opportunity for Growth in the PR Industry

By Santher Mbacham (Cameroon) Founder & Managing Director, Image Nation  “The media is the most powerful entity on earth. It has the […]

Imisioluwa OgunsunladeJuly 3, 2023
PR & Comms

Preparing PR and Communications Students for the World of Work

By Robert Ekat (Nigeria) Senior PR and communications Adviser, ID Africa The foundation of all professions in the world is proper training. […]

Imisioluwa OgunsunladeJuly 3, 2023
PR & Comms

How to Build Your Brand Without Stealing Someone Else’s Ideas

By Rana El Naggar Deputy Managing Director, POD Egypt Great brands are bred from great stories. Every brand is unique and has […]

Imisioluwa OgunsunladeJuly 3, 2023
PR & Comms

How to Avoid Public Relations Disasters

By Rana El Naggar (Egypt) Deputy Managing Director, POD Egypt In the age of economic uncertainty and geopolitical upheavals, reputation management has […]

Imisioluwa OgunsunladeJuly 3, 2023
PR & Comms

Marketing Communications in 2023: COVID-19 Maybe Gone But The Lessons Remain

By Paul Mwirigi Muriungi (Kenya) Managing Director, COG Beyond the devastating physical toll of COVID-19, it is hard not to believe that […]

Imisioluwa OgunsunladeJuly 3, 2023
PR & Comms

The Rise of Influencer Marketing as a Tool for Subtle Communication

The Rise of Influencer Marketing as a Tool for Subtle Communication By Onyemaruche Kalu (Nigeria) Associate Consultant, BlackHouse Media With the consistent […]

Imisioluwa OgunsunladeJuly 3, 2023
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