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Gert-Johan Coetzee Presents Two Distinct Visions of ‘Country Allure’ at the 2026 Durban July

Known for delivering some of the event’s most memorable fashion moments, Gert-Johan Coetzee once again demonstrates that great design is not about following a theme, but interpreting it with originality and intention. Together, Kefilwe Mabote and Lerato Kganyago present two powerful expressions of Country Allure one romantic and ethereal, the other bold and progressive proving that the most compelling fashion exists where creativity meets fearless execution.

Is Starlink finally coming to South Africa? The R500m plan to connect SA

Starlink has intensified its efforts to enter the South African market by proposing a R500 million investment to provide free high-speed satellite internet to 5,000 rural schools through an Equity Equivalent Investment Programme (EEIP), which would allow it to meet empowerment requirements without local equity ownership. The company says the initiative could benefit more than 2.4 million learners annually while helping bridge South Africa's digital divide, but its launch remains subject to regulatory approval from ICASA.

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Barloworld Won in Court. but Did Its Reputation Win with It?

This Millionsworth Public Relations examines the reputation management lessons arising from Barloworld South Africa's successful court action over defamatory publications containing allegations including racism, corruption, exploitation and unethical conduct. It considers the difference between legal vindication and reputational recovery, particularly where serious allegations may have reached employees, customers, business partners and the wider public before a court determines whether they can be substantiated.

The Brand, Influencer's Post and a Question of Disclosure

Millionsworth Public Relations examines the copyright dispute involving Kenyan influencer Foi Wambui, OPPO and musician Mutoriah over the alleged unauthorised use of the song Beta in an OPPO Reno 12 5G advertisement. The article uses the case to explore a broader issue in influencer marketing: whether brands have properly managed disclosure, creative permissions, approval responsibilities and agency oversight before publishing content through a creator’s channels. It argues that influencer management is not limited to audience reach and campaign performance. Brands must also understand the contractual and reputational responsibilities behind the content they commission, including third party music, images, claims, adaptations and paid distribution. The article is relevant to organisations, agencies and creators managing influencer campaigns across Africa.

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