People love to use "jack of all trades, master of none" as a criticism, usually to suggest that someone should specialise rather than spread themselves too thin, says Yolisa Mkele, Senior Writer at Tribeca Public Relations.

When it comes to adopting a pet, it's usually puppies and kittens that come to mind. TEARS Animal Rescue has aimed to prove that some of the best companions waiting for adoption are older animals.

Venelize de Lange from media update talks to Kevin Welman about how agencies can balance integration with specialist knowledge, creativity with commercial value and  technological efficiency with human relationships to build lasting credibility.

Global animal welfare organisation FOUR PAWS has reached a milestone in its emergency mission at the former Zoo Luján in Argentina. Following months of preparation, 30 big cats began their journey to new homes on Monday, 17 August.

The partnership between Midlands Community College and Sesame Workshop International South Africa, funded by the Grindrod Family Centenary Trust, has aimed to put children's own experiences at the centre of the evidence.

Afrika Tikkun Services (ATS) has been renamed Africa Transformation Services (ATS) following its acquisition by CEO Dr Onyi Nwaneri and a team of investors, including Unicorn Factory — a permanent capital investment and advisory firm aimed at building and scaling businesses across Africa.

Sanofi and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) have partnered to improve access to childhood immunisation in three Eastern Cape districts, focusing on children who have not received, or not completed, their routine vaccines.

The Unlimited Child and Ackermans have marked a milestone in their long-standing partnership with the opening of The Unlimited Child's flagship satellite office and Centre of Excellence at the Ackermans Distribution Centre in Hammarsdale KZN.

D&AD, the global creative non-profit specialising in design and commercial creativity, has launched The D&AD AI and Creativity Report 2026: The Cost of the Shortcut.

For too long, the dominant narrative about climate change has been one of apocalypse: collapsing ice shelves, parched earth, species extinctions, bleached coral, catastrophic storms and even the current northern hemisphere heatwaves, conjure up fears of irreversible environmental calamity, says Willem Steenkamp, Senior Writer and Editor at Flow Communications.