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'Totsiens Tannie': Nando’s pays tribute to the late Shaleen Surtie-Richards

'Totsiens Tannie': Nando’s pays tribute to the late Shaleen Surtie-Richards | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Surtie-Richards was a household name as she conquered her role as Ester (Nenna) Willemse on South Africa's first television soapie ’Egoli: Place of Gold’ ..."

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MTN sticks it to Vodacom in new advert

MTN sticks it to Vodacom in new advert | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"MTN took aim at Vodacom in its latest “SA’s best mobile network” advertisement ..."

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Nando’s: Blue light brigade

"Ever wondered what would happen if four blue light brigades met at an intersection. Nando's can tell you! In true Nando's style, once again we've created an ad that makes us laugh, reflects ..."

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The evolution of the billboard - a look at the growth of digital billboards in South Africa - Provantage Media Group

The evolution of the billboard - a look at the growth of digital billboards in South Africa - Provantage Media Group | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Increasing numbers of out of home (OOH) media owners entered the category, resulting over time in an explosion of digital billboards being erected across a number of major South African cities..."

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Consumers love the catfights in South Africa's competitive telecoms market - AFKInsider

Consumers love the catfights in South Africa's competitive telecoms market - AFKInsider | consumer psychology | Scoop.it

"Consumers love the advertising in South Africa's competitive telecoms market. Companies fight for market share, often taking aim at each other in their ads ..."

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