
Morocco’s Tanger Med port reinforces its global logistics significance
The port sits on one of the world’s busiest shipping routes and is showing steady growth as a major logistics hub.
MARKETING MAGAZINES
By our African Marketing Confederation News Team | 2024
Issue 4 2023 of Strategic Marketing for Africa, the magazine for deep-thinking industry professionals, provides in-depth insights.
The latest issue of Strategic Marketing for Africa, the quarterly magazine of the African Marketing Confederation (AMC), is available online via the AMC website and in print. This issue remains current until the end of March 2024.
Issue 4 2023 (and the 10th magazine since the revival of the AMC as the pan-African marketing body) is packed with marketing-related news, in-depth features, and thought leadership content from across Africa.
Special focus on Africa’s media industry
This issue has a special focus on some of the key Media trends in Africa.
This includes the continued importance of Radio, the views of PwC’s experts on the pan-African Media & Entertainment space 2023-2027, key points from the recent Pan-African Media Research Organisation conference in Casablanca, and an important topic that tends to fly under the radar – whether broadcast advertisers always get what they pay for.
Issue 4 2023 of Strategic Marketing for Africa
The latter highlights the issue of Media Transparency and Accountability. Clearly, it’s important. But, equally clearly, it’s a sensitive topic.
Beware the perils of Legacy Thinking
As the African marketing scene evolves rapidly to take advantage of technology and new consumer attitudes and demographics, one of the dangers is to become stuck in Legacy Thinking.
As our article points out, critical innovation in business doesn’t always happen when you start doing something new, but when you stop doing something old.
The fundamentals of PR in Africa
Yet, at times, innovation and tradition can still exist side-by-side on the continent. Our article on Public Relations explains how the fundamental building blocks of countries like Botswana are prime examples of public relations principles in action – even in the 21st century.
Resilience and optimism give hope
The ‘Africa Life 2023-2024’ study examines six key markets in East and West Africa, finding changing consumption habits in response to difficult economic conditions.
For brands and their marketing teams, the steadfast determination of ordinary Africans to make tomorrow a better day is a ray of sunshine in the economic gloom; a rallying point for brand plans and business strategies that can look beyond the short term.
You will find these stories, and much more, in the latest Strategic Marketing for Africa – the voice of African marketing and the official publication of the African Marketing Confederation (AMC).
Read it online here. A print edition of the magazine is also available.

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