
Airline body urges African governments to act on opening market access
‘Strategies don’t move people. Now it is time to make the difficult decisions and execute them,’ senior executive stresses.
Helen McIntee – president of the African Marketing Confederation
Helen McIntee, President of the African Marketing Confederation, highlights the strategic value of a strong tagline in building brand identity and standing out in competitive sectors like real estate.
She explains how taglines – unlike slogans – should reflect a brand’s core message, create emotional connections, and leave a lasting impression. Using global and local examples, McIntee offers practical tips on crafting impactful taglines that are simple, memorable, and aligned with brand values.

‘Strategies don’t move people. Now it is time to make the difficult decisions and execute them,’ senior executive stresses.

UTB says its ambition is to turn the visibility into interest, bookings and more visitors choosing to explore Uganda.

Short ads shown on TV increased website visits within five minutes of airing by 10-40% compared with longer advertisements.

Supeco’s rapid expansion shows how the discount model is becoming a bigger part of grocery retail in the North African country.

Consumers reward visible eco-friendly additions such as reusable bottles, but give little credit to businesses that reduce or remove products.

Nestlé believes Ghana will continue to play a leading role in the future of Central and West Africa.

Ethiopia’s marketers gather to celebrate hosting next year’s conference – but with an eye on the hard work ahead.

Tech is creating more ways for audiences to connect, but lasting value will come from understanding the people behind those connections.

The new production line at the historic Maydon Wharf facility in Durban will address growing international demand.

Tanzania, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia and South Africa all feature in the African meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions awards.

Much of the broader conversation around AI in market research assumes conditions that do not consistently exist across many African markets, writes Soyinka Witness.