Proudly SA
Veteran broadcaster Shado Twala’s Sauce takes the stage for the first time at the...
Covid19 lockdown, which saw the two editions of this event hosted largely in a hybrid format.
The summit has grown exponentially over the years into...
PROUDLY SA DRIVING LOCAL COMPETITIVENESS AND PRIDE
By Thoko Modise
In arguably its most successful summit since inception, the 11th annual Proudly South African Buy Local Summit & Expo, themed 'Growing the...
THE 11TH ANNUAL PROUDLY SA BUY LOCAL SUMMIT & EXPO CLOSES WITH A BANG
Officially opened by Minister Ebrahim Patel of the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic) on Monday, March 27 the 11th annual...
For the love of the game: South Africa to host the World Football Summit...
By Phindi Maduna
The World Football Summit (WFS) is coming to Africa on 17 to 18 March 2020, and is brought to you by the...
Brand South Africa joins forces with Proudly South African at the DSTV Delicious International...
There's a fusion of the entertainment and culinary worlds this weekend at the annual DStv Delicious International Food & Music Festival! Brand South Africa...
The Loeries, the award-winning radio ad and other collaborations
Brand South Africa's Play Your Part initiative was one of 34 Gold award winners at the Loeries this year. Here's more on the award-winning...
Nelson Makamo takes his art to rural communities
Artist Nelson Makamo’s subjects have all come from impoverished communities but they have never seen his works. Now, Makamo is looking to take his...
South Africa ready to deal with Ebola
Brand South Africa and the Department of Communications have convened a high-level discussion with stakeholders on how the country is responding to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
South Africa ready to deal with Ebola
Brand South Africa and the Department of Communications have convened a high-level discussion with stakeholders on how the country is responding to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
Buy local to build South Africa’s economy
Buying locally made goods is not just about patriotism; it's about investing in the country, economic growth and job creation. Leslie Sedibe, head of Proudly SA, says every citizen should buy South African goods every time they shop. It is one way they can play their part for the nation.
