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Public Relations and Communication Management stalwart, Victor Sibeko, has been appointed Chief Executive Officer in charge of the strategic direction of the Institute. Sibeko will lead PRISA and the Head Office staff to better serve the interest of all PRISA’s

The careers and future of cartoonists in Rwanda are under threat following the Rwandan government’s decision to outlaw cartoons that portray politicians in an “unflattering” manner. Parliament passed the new law last month and is awaiting approval from President Paul

I have seen a glimpse of the future impact of artificial intelligence on corporate communications – and it is good. AI will bring a new level of trust to information, improve the way information is delivered (i.e., via augmented reality and

Besides key trends like fake news, the ECM 2018 survey explores communications’ contributions to organisational success as well as the work environment for communication professionals in Europe. Work engagement and stress, job satisfaction and its drivers as well as the

Popular American television host and comedian, Ellen DeGeneres has urged the millions in her audience to visit the East African nation, describing it as an amazing country with amazing people. DeGeneres visited Rwanda in June, where she met president Paul Kagame, before

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The Public Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK) has made two significant steps in the last one month that would define the communication management landscape in Kenya. First, was the launch of the strategic plan. Second, was the appointment and commissioning

The narrative blame game that unfolded following the Grenfell Tower catastrophe offers important communication lessons and underlines that even highly respected organisations are vulnerable to reputational damage. By George Noon. Many of us can vividly recall the moments we first

Since its inception 61 years ago, the Public Relations Institute of Southern Africa (PRISA) has had phenomenal women at the helm, as custodians of the body of knowledge of the industry and are continuing to make strides in their careers.

Introduction – Abiy’s fast-paced reforms Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, Africa’s youngest political leader, achieved in 100 days what even opponents could not believe was possible in a country rocked by anti-government protests for months prior. It was in March