Africa MICE Forum!
During Meetings Africa, Studiored Communications hosted a strategic breakfast meeting with key stakeholders from across the continent to introduce The Africa MICE Forum—a game-changing initiative to position Africa as a top MICE destination.
Raise your hand if we’ll see you at BK Arena on Friday at #MoveAfrika for some incredible performances from John Legend,
Bwiza, and DJ Toxxyk! 🙋
https://t.co/AJwBQMRY6v
The countdown is officially on for #MoveAfrika in Kigali 🇷🇼!
We’re honored to return as the PR agency for this iconic event, featuring none other than EGOT-winner @johnlegend , performing live at @bkarenarw on February 21.
A Heartfelt Thank You
As we close out the year, we wish to take a moment to express our sincere gratitude to all those we've had the pleasure of working with.
A huge thank you to our incredible partners, clients, and supporters for being part of our journey.
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year from SRC!
The SRC team is wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
We hope this festive season brings you joy, peace, and plenty of time to
relax with loved ones.
Happy Independence Day, Tanzania!
As we reflect on 63 years of freedom, let's honor the visionaries who paved the way and embrace our shared responsibility to build a brighter future.
We're thrilled to kick off our Investedin Agriculture series with an inspiring story from @CarolNdosi , a dedicated agriculture stakeholder who has been instrumental in driving sustainable farming practices in Tanzania.
A behind-the-scenes look at our shoot with @CarolNdosi , where she shared her valuable insights as an Agriculture Stakeholder on the intersection of agriculture and community development.
Joining #Rwanda 🇷🇼 ❤�� & Rwandans to celebrate #Kwibohora30 today!
30 years of resilience, freedom, and progress.
We are #InvestedIn contributing to a bright future! Proudly Associated! Happy Liberation Day!
@akin_adesina@AfDB_Group - I would like to understand how women business owners can unlock these opportunities. Is there something we aren’t understanding? Are the bankers not understanding what AFAWA is? What is going wrong on the ground?
With all due respect Sir @akin_adesina , we applaud this initiative. BUT, My agency (a pan African woman owned and led communications firm) launched AFAWA in Tanzania. However, since then, we have not been able to get any support from financial institutions (1)
No bird can fly with one wing. Women run most of African businesses. The African Development Bank’s Affirmative Action for Women in Africa (AFAWA) is delivering financial capital in support of women-led businesses in Africa.
I’ve spoken multiple times in multiple platforms for the needs to unlock access to finance to WSMEs but banks on the ground are hardly executing this. I’m speaking from my personal experience (3)
Who are these financial institutions unlocking theee opportunities for? Who are they assisting - because on the ground it is not happening - especially in Tanzania. (2).
"Learn a new language, build relationships not just connections, get digital, be accurate, consistent, work smart & hard!
A highlight from today's media workshop with panelists: @UsherKomugisha, CEO of Kepler @nathmunya, Ex. @warriors reporter @ROSG021 moderator @JuliusCheTita