Young, Gifted & Killing It: I See A Different You
by Veli Ngubane. A collective of Sowetan-born creatives are telling it like it really is: twins Justice and Innocent Mukheli, and Vuyo Mpantsha.
Ad of the Week: What happens when you don’t job-hunt with PNet
by Oresti Patricios. Joe Public and PNet.co.za send a powerful, visual message to people who are unhappy in their jobs.
Young, Gifted & Killing It: Amr Singh
by Veli Ngubane. Amr Singh has already crammed into a lot into his filmmaking career. And he is only just beginning.
Africa Dispatches: Dan Mace — YouTube-star turned TVC prodigy
by Charlie Mathews. Dan Mace is not even 30 and he’s already won several big awards for the very first TVC he ever made, for Tusker & Net#work BBDO.
Brands & Branding: You Tolkien to me?
by Christo van der Westhuizen. The recycling of true stories in postmodern marketing theory and praxis.
Young, Gifted & Killing It: Musaba Kangulu
by Veli Ngubane. Not afraid to speak her mind, Kangulu Musaba believes in using her digital expertise to empower and nurture young black talent.
Cannes Film Market seeks diversity, telco money
by Ian Gabriel. If your interest is around new forms of diverse content generation, the 2017 Cannes Film Market was definitely the place to be.
Adnalysis: Never stop courting your clients — especially after the win
by Bogosi Motshegwa. If you’re in a committed relationship and you continue to pursue other people, you’ll inevitably end up faltering in your commitment.
Young Gifted & Killing It: Makosha Maja-Rasethaba
by Veli Ngubane. With singleminded determination, Makosha Maja-Rasethaba has taken every opportunity to work her way into the job she wanted.
2016 Big Reads: The creative work you made time to read about in 2016
by Herman Manson. We list the creative work you made time to read about here on MarkLives during 2016.