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FIFA World Cup trophy tour and the idolisation of brands
The cup landed in a customized and branded Coca-Cola plane and was received like an international celebrity.
Brands are only as good as their corporate governance
What the public knew about Nakumatt, and what was actually happening in its boardroom were worlds apart
The Nuvita biscuits advertising scandal
Creativity is the mainstay of advertising; so we cannot recommend spoiling the fun, or promoting mediocrity! Yet this poetic licence has been largely abused by advertisers
Kenya’s current and future advertising fortunes
PwC report offers in-depth analysis of trends shaping the entertainment and media industry in Kenya, Ghana, Tanzania, South Africa and Nigeria
“Resist” campaign puts brand claims to the test
This is a painful lesson in brand building for corporate entities. Your brand is just as strong as your reputation
Citizen TV finally receives brand recognition
The widespread impact of Citizen TV on audiences struck me in the mid-2000s when I had a job that entailed travelling to far off places in the country
Brand Kenya takes a beating as political tension escalates
Kenya is fast garnering negative publicity arising from the September 1 Supreme Court decision that ruled the country must go back to the presidential polls in 60 days
Equifax hack raises pertinent questions on safety of personal data
Even without hacking, credit card skimming is still big business for cyber criminals.
17th annual judgement of the PR industry
Entries are open to members and non-members from business enterprises, associations, private and government bodies, and students pursuing PR studies
Give us more vibrant media interviews
Some journalists ask questions based on their personal political preferences, inclinations or bias using dichotomies that leave little or no room for objectivity. (SCROLL DOWN TO READ ARTICLE)