Marketing Communications | Brand Strategist | Writer 🎓

Republic of South Africa 🇿🇦
Joined March 2012
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From trusted digital identities to resilient infrastructure, strengthening digital sovereignty is about creating the conditions for South Africans to participate safely, confidently and meaningfully in the digital world Read @MarcomContriver's perspective, join the conversation.
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Yoh hai yabo thina abafazi we hate each other shame. We will plot to even go after a married man knowing the wife just ukuthi simulaye 😡
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SPONSORED | South Africa’s digital growth is bringing greater attention to the infrastructure and governance supporting online identities and services. @dotZADNA Read more>> iol.co.za/news/partnered/dig…
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Technology for Good means turning innovation into impact. @MarcomContriver believes technology is most powerful when it creates opportunity, drives inclusion and improves lives. “Technology is most powerful when it creates opportunity, drives inclusion and improves lives.”
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Although I was not a fan of the half time show in the World Cup, praise God Justin Bieber used the platform to proclaim Jesus with his song ‘Hallelujah’. Glory to God!
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Madlanga Commision says Go Bafana Bafana!!! 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
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The .ZA Domain Name Authority's Annual Performance Plan revealed a reduction in some of its annual commercial .ZA registration targets. mybroadband.co.za/news/inter…
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📌📌📌Statement by Minister @SollyMalatsi on the Integrity of the Draft National Artificial Intelligence Policy.
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The department is proud to announce Professor Siphokazi Magadla, the New Dean of the Faculty of Humanities at Rhodes University. Congratulations, Professor Magadla!
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Big wins for our people 🔥 Celebrating PRISA members named among the Top 20 shaping SA’s PR industry: Bradly Howland, Paul Reynell, Thebeetsile Ikalafeng, Zibusiso Mkhwanazi, Lisa Biggs & Mary Gearing. Bold thinking. Real impact. Global standard. Local brilliance.
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SA has a huge potential to be an economic powerhouse. We have diverse talent with a proven a track record of entrepreneurship. We must embrace business friendly policies; enforce law & order and appoint Biz & SOE leaders based on merit. #ProudlySA
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South African artists are doing BIG things. Let’s give the world front-row seats to the amazing talent. A .za domain is more than a link. It’s your digital gallery. Your stage. Your identity. Build it with pride. #dotzaArtists #Proudlydotza
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Your hustle deserves more than a hashtag. A social media page is a start, but a .za domain gives your business a real digital home. It tells customers: You are legit You are local Level up! Build your brand with a name that says “I’m proudly SA” Register your .za today !
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: : This is for these Mbokodo. Patriotic SAns🇿🇦 are right behind you. Jacinta, can y'all give us your account no? I want to ba the first person to support these moves.
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Dr Benedict Wallet Vilakazi (1906-1947) was a novelist, poet & linguist who became the first Black South African to earn a PhD from a South African University (1946). The famous Vilakazi street in Soweto is named after him.
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The Lunch Break is coming to you LIVE from DUT Ritson Campus for the SA Internet Governance Forum (ZAIGF). Varshan Sookhun interviews Mr. Wesi, CEO of ZADNA. 🌐💻🖱️ ZADNA is the statutory regulator and manager of the .ZA Domain namespace. #LotusFM #ShareTheExperience
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As an international student pursuing my second master's, the decision took 18 months of deliberate reflection and market analysis. I’ve since realised that the true power of education lies not just in employability metrics but in our ability to translate academic rigor into community-responsive leadership. Aligning the skills-market matrix with lived impact has been my most valuable lesson so far.
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