By Mimi Kalinda The term “thought-leader” has become quite a buzzword in recent years, particularly in relation to the rapid rise of “influencers” on social and digital media. However,…
Neo2nd Dec 2020
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By Mimi Kalinda “Technology is neither good nor bad – it’s what you do with it that makes the difference” – Marc Benioff. We are in the midst of…
Africa Communications Media Group (ACG) is thrilled to announce the launch of our brand-new digital magazine! Our new publication, titled ACG Review, serves as a showcase for news, insights, tips,…
By Mimi Kalinda While most industries are feeling the burn due to the COVID-19 crisis (as well as Africa’s economic climate in general), insurance companies in particular face a…
By Armand Mukenge In the digital space, the conversation about being authentic has been one-sided. Brands have had to affiliate themselves with the conversation of the day in order to…
ACGAdmin14th Sep 2020
By Thapelo Manyathela It’s 2013 I’m working as a freelance sound engineer in my aunt’s backroom. At this point I’ve recorded, mixed and mastered five projects that haven’t…
ACGAdmin9th Sep 2020
Africa Communications Media Group (ACG), the first African-owned, pan-Africa communications and public relations agency, which is headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa, announced today that it is thrilled to be…
Neo7th Mar 2019
The African Heads of States and Governments pose during African Union (AU) Summit for the agreement to establish the African Continental Free Trade Area in Kigali, Rwanda, on March 21,…
ACGAdmin29th Jun 2018
It takes a village to raise a child, and precisely 54 nations to develop Africa. Our continent has come a long way in terms of development, but much more needs…
ACGAdmin31st May 2018
By Mimi Kalinda, a respected Tutu Fellow and thought leader on the African narrative. As we celebrate Africa Day and all the continent’s historical accomplishments, let’s also look ahead and…
ACGAdmin23rd May 2018
Trade and investment in Africa is fast changing in the digital age and so are regional policies. In an attempt to strengthen the continent’s trading ability, the United States Agency…
ACGAdmin3rd May 2018
The Fall Army Worm (FAW) poses a serious threat to Africa’s food security and although there are solutions, the steps to take are different in each region based on a…
ACGAdmin28th Apr 2018
By Nonkululeko Britton-Masekela, an organic farmer and thought leader in agriculture The fall armyworm infestation in Africa is bankrupting farmers who cannot afford expensive insecticides to protect their crops. Struggling…
ACGAdmin27th Apr 2018
By Michelle Adelman, an advocate for plant-based protein food and founder of Accite Holdings, which focuses on technology-led, sustainable agriculture projects in Africa. The outbreak of the fall armyworm (FAW)…
ACGAdmin23rd Apr 2018
Africa, although rich in mineral resources, has the lowest level of intra-regional trade, according to the World Economic Forum. Fayelle Ouane, an entrepreneurship advocate and co-founder of Suguba, a regional…
ACGAdmin17th Apr 2018
Dr. Akinwumi A. Adesina, President of the AfDB in his letter, addressed to President Pedro Pires, former President of the Republic of Cabo Verde, stated: “Let me first commend you…
ACGAdmin17th Apr 2018
By Michelle Adelman The rising death toll of the listeriosis outbreak should be a wake-up call not only to South Africa, but Africa as a whole. The epidemic says a…
ACGAdmin12th Apr 2018
PRAIA, Cape Verde, March 23rd, 2018 – Tecnicil Indústria (“Tecnicil” or “the Company”), the leading beverage company in Cape Verde, with products such as bottled water and carbonated soft drinks,…
ACGAdmin23rd Mar 2018
Our MD, Mimi Kalinda, will speak at the Africa Trade & Investment Global Summit on how communications can contribute to interregional trade & increase investment in Africa. The 3-days event…
ACGAdmin6th Mar 2018
