Wendy Tlou
When you play your part SA benefits from your talents – Wendy Tlou
Play Your Part is a call for every South African to do what they do with excellence and diligence in order to help the country become a brand that attracts investment, according to Wendy Tlou, chief marketing officer at Brand South Africa.
When you play your part SA benefits from your talents
Play Your Part is a call for every South African to do what they do with excellence and diligence in order to help the country become a brand that attracts investment, according to Wendy Tlou, chief marketing officer at Brand South Africa.
Nation branding is about personal experiences
Collective ambition, equality, pride, emotional connection, performance, competitiveness – these are all attributes that must be plumbed in building a nation brand, say the experts. South Africa must find what makes it exciting to others and build on this, adding a big dose of confidence.
Nation branding is about personal experiences
Collective ambition, equality, pride, emotional connection, performance, competitiveness – these are all attributes that must be plumbed in building a nation brand, say the experts. South Africa must find what makes it exciting to others and build on this, adding a big dose of confidence.
Active citizens build South Africa’s brand
Play Your Part TV series to debut on SABC 2 in June
As SA celebrates 20 years of democracy, a truly inspiring TV series titled Play Your Part debuts on SABC 2 on 15 June. Hosted by Kabelo Mabalane, the series aims to inspire and ignite South Africans to take action and make a difference in their communities.
Kabelo Mabelane to host Play Your Part series, debuting on SABC2 soon
New Brand SA advert celebrates 20 Years ‘with pride, wonder’
It is time to pause, take breath and appreciate the miracle of South Africa; twenty years into the life of the nation, it is time to praise a bold, exciting country
New Brand SA advert celebrates 20 Years ‘with pride, wonder’
It is time to pause, take breath and appreciate the miracle of South Africa; twenty years into the life of the nation, it is time to praise a bold, exciting country
Read a Book Today
At the World Book Day Read a Book SA event at Wits University, local high-flyers shared their stories on how books built their imaginations, and why reading can help the nation fulfil its potential.