By Melody Korongwe Dawtona, a prominent Polish producer of processed vegetables, has recently embarked on a transformative journey that is set to redefine its identity and elevate its position in the market. To achieve this ambitious goal, Dawtona partnered with Warsaw-based branding agency BNA (Brand New Attitude). Together, they unveiled a comprehensive rebranding initiative that […]
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By Melody Korongwe YouTube, the world’s largest video-sharing platform, has unveiled a subtle yet impactful brand refresh, showcasing its commitment to enhancing user experience and embracing contemporary design trends. At the heart of this refresh is a vibrant new hue, carefully crafted to honor YouTube’s legacy while modernizing its visual identity. With billions of users
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By Melody Korongwe In 2023, the Zimbabwean retail landscape began to shift. Edgars, one of the country’s largest clothing retailers, initiated a leadership overhaul in an effort to adapt to the challenges facing the sector. However, this move would prove to be too little, too late.By 2024, Edgars was reporting a substantial trading loss of
In the ever-evolving world of advertising, where capturing attention is increasingly challenging, Zimnat’s “Wrapped House” campaign stood out as a masterclass in creativity, emotional resonance, and strategic execution. Unveiled in the heart of Harare at the bustling intersection of Rekayi Tangwena and Bulawayo Road, the campaign transformed a simple yet powerful idea—home insurance as a
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by Melody Korongwe Nike recently unveiled its new brand anthem, “You Can’t Win. So Win,” during Super Bowl LIX in 2025. This powerful campaign celebrates the resilience and determination that define the world of sports. More than just an anthem, “You Can’t Win. So Win” is a rallying cry that inspires athletes to push beyond
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by Melody Korongwe Since its inception, Bolt has grown to become a household name in over 600 cities globally, with 200 million people using its services daily. But in 2025, the company has taken its biggest leap yet with a total brand refresh, marking the most significant update since 2019. This transformation isn’t just about
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by Melody Korongwe The recent closure of Shoprite stores in Blantyre and Lilongwe has sent shockwaves through the market, leaving consumers scrambling to find alternative shopping options. The Malawi Bureau of Standards (MBS) temporarily shut down the stores due to poor hygiene and the sale of expired goods. For many consumers, Shoprite was more than
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by Melody Korongwe The recent closure of OK Zimbabwe branches,one of the country’s largest and most trusted retail chains, has dramatically reshaped Zimbabwe’s shopping landscape. For years, OK Zimbabwe was a staple for affordable and reliable goods, offering a wide selection of groceries, household items, and essentials. Its sudden shutdown has left customers grappling with
by Melody Korongwe Oreo, the iconic cookie brand that has delighted taste buds worldwide for over a century, is making waves again with the announcement of a new, never-before-seen flavor. Known for its inventive and bold flavor combinations, Oreo has built a reputation for pushing the boundaries of cookie innovation. From Pumpkin Spice to Carrot
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by Melody Korongwe Harare, Zimbabwe – Commuter transport services in Harare have been a staple of the city’s transportation system, providing affordable and convenient travel options for thousands of commuters daily. Despite their inventive marketing approaches, including catchy slogans, colorful branding, and social media presence, many commuters are not impressed with the kombi operators’ marketing