15 Aug 2011 |
Africa | Marketing & Media |
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Marketing & Media, Advertising, Branding, Cinema, CRM, CSI, Design, Digital, Direct Marketing, Education & Training, Events & Conferencing, Exhibitions, Magazines, Marketing, Media, Mobile, Newspapers, Online Media, Out Of Home, PR & Communications, Printing, Production, Promotions, Radio, Recruitment, Research, Retail, Sales, Sponsorship, Trends, TV, Youth Marketing
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Today's top stories
Special focus on media freedom
[Gregory Gondwe] President Bingu wa Mutharika whose government is under pressure to stop a second planned demonstration against his government slated for Wednesday 17 August 2011 has singled out Zodiak Broadcasting Station (ZBS) for perpetrating violence. Read more >>
According to journalists, a Gambian state security agency has forced Taranga FM to drop its news and current affairs programs for the second time this year. The National Intelligence Agency (NIA) threatens to close the community station southwest of the capital, Banjul, if the broadcaster does not drop its daily news programs in Wolof and Mandinka. Read more >>
Advertising
AFRICA Loeries Travelling Exhibition off to North West![](https://biz-file.com/c/1108/79551.jpg) The Loeries Travelling Exhibition sponsored by Adobe will visit North-West University, 25 August -2 September 2011, for its fifth consecutive year and will be hosted by the Potchefstroom Campus' Graphic Design Subject group. The exclusive exhibition will display work across all areas of brand communication, including disciplines such as publication design, architecture, direct marketing, digital media, television, and print communication. In addition, Adobe will also be offering a complimentary workshop on Adobe Creative Suite 5. For more, go to www.theloerieawards.co.za
CSI
kulula.com, in partnership with Interactive Africa flew 10.5 tons of aid to Somalia in a Boeing 737-200 on Friday 12 August 2011 and the SocInteract website has launched a way to for donors to support the relief programmes in Somalia, as the country faces one of its worst droughts in 60 years. Read more >>
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Digital
[Gregory Gondwe] Japanese ICT giant, Fujitsu, has launched a new range of modern products in Malawi as a drive to expand Malawi's ICT sector. Read more >>
Mobile
![](https://biz-file.com/c/1108/79498.jpg) Airtel Nigeria last week presented Toyota Hiace buses to its channel partners to improve access to telecommunications products and services to more Nigerians and help the partners in market activation. Read more >>
TV
[Walter Wafula] Pay television company MultiChoice Uganda plans to add three more channels to its lower tier bouquets in its effort to respond to customer needs. Read more >>
![](https://biz-file.com/c/1108/79491.jpg) Alessandro Tucci has been promoted to GM of Fox International Channels (FIC) Africa from 1 September 2011 and will report directly to Jason Thorp, who was recently promoted to EVP of content, FIC Europe & Africa. Thandi Davids, director broadcasting and sales, will report directly to Tucci. Read more >>
![](https://biz-file.com/c/1108/79514.jpg) WASHINGTON, US: David Lyle has been named chief executive officer of the National Geographic Channels US and assumes responsibility for global programming. The appointment, which is effective immediately, was announced by the National Geographic Channels board, to whom he will report. Read more >>
![](https://biz-file.com/c/1108/79510.jpg) LONDON, UK: Pamela Clark-Dickson, senior analyst for messaging at Informa Telecoms & Media, comments on launch of Facebook Messenger. Read more >>
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