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2 weeks ago | bizcommunity.africa | MacDonald Dzirutwe |Chijioke Ohuocha |Ahmed Eljechtimi

2 days7 days30 daysBy Industry Advertise your job vacancies Ogilvy South Africa is the top African agency named in the The Warc Awards for Effectiveness 2025 shortlist with four of the six African campaigns. Uganda is the only other African country shortlisted with two campaigns.

2 weeks ago | bizcommunity.africa | MacDonald Dzirutwe |Chijioke Ohuocha |Ahmed Eljechtimi

2 days7 days30 daysBy Industry Advertise your job vacancies The Wan-Ifra Digital Media Awards Africa 2025 have been announced with South Africa's digital media leading from the front with six winners, with Daily Maverick winning three categories. Daily Maverick won three categories in the Wan-Ifra Digital Media Awards Africa 2025, the most from South Africa and also the most of all the entries.

1 month ago | bizcommunity.com | Karabo Ledwaba |MacDonald Dzirutwe |Chijioke Ohuocha |Alex Goldberg

Advertise your job vacancies2 days7 days30 daysBy Industry Show more EGOT winner Jennifer Hudson and her team at The Jennifer Hudson Show know exactly how to keep audiences engaged, and it’s paying off. The talk show was recently renewed for a fourth season, a testament to its growing popularity and Hudson’s ability to connect with viewers beyond the screen. Jennifer Hudson hosts The Jennifer Hudson Show. One of the show’s biggest strengths is its sharp, playful marketing.

1 month ago | bizcommunity.com | MacDonald Dzirutwe |Chijioke Ohuocha |Ahmore Burger-Smidt |Elisha Bala-Gbogbo

Advertise your job vacancies 2 days7 days30 daysBy Industry Show more Nigeria's competition commission is suing the local unit of MultiChoice Nigeria Limited, Africa's biggest pay television company, and its chief executive, John Ugbe, for violating regulatory directives, the watchdog said on Wednesday, 5 March. A MultiChoice logo is displayed outside the company's building in Cape Town, South Africa, 2 February 2024.

2 months ago | timeslive.co.za | Elisha Bala-Gbogbo |Chijioke Ohuocha

Nigeria's central bank left its benchmark interest rate unchanged on Thursday after six hikes last year, saying that it was reassured by stability in the foreign exchange market and saw inflation gradually falling. Economists polled by Reuters had been split on what the Central Bank of Nigeria would do, partly because of a rebasing exercise by the statistics agency which resulted in a sharply lower inflation reading in January of 24.48% year on year.