by Rebaona Modutwane | Fri, Jun, 2026 | News and Insights
When we talk about workplace pressure, it is easy to think of it as just a personal problem. But today, the media, like TV news, TikTok, and LinkedIn, play a significant role in how pressure is perceived. Every day, millions of people wake up, put on a brave face, and go to work. On social media, people love to show off how busy they are, posting pictures of their late-night coffee cups or talk about working on the weekend. This creates a bad habit where being exhausted is treated like a prize.
by Rebaona Modutwane | Fri, Jun, 2026 | News and Insights
In today’s competitive world, a brand is more than just a logo, a product, or a service. It is how people feel about an organisation based on their experiences and perceptions. This is known as brand reputation, where a strong reputation helps organisations build trust with customers, employees, investors, and the public. Without trust, even the most successful businesses can struggle to maintain support and loyalty.
by Rebaona Modutwane | Fri, Jun, 2026 | News and Insights
Many businesses spend a lot of time and money trying to get people’s attention. They post on social media, run advertisements, create videos, and publish content regularly. Despite all this effort, some businesses still struggle to connect with their audiences. Often, the problem is not the quality of their products or service, but the lack of a clear and compelling narrative.
by Rebaona Modutwane | Sun, May, 2026 | News and Insights
Algorithms play a major role in shaping public conversations online. Social media platforms such as TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, X, and YouTube deploy algorithms to decide what content users see on their feeds. These systems are designed to study user behaviour, including what people like, comment on, watch, and share. Based on this information, the platforms continue showing users similar content to keep them engaged for longer periods. As a result, algorithms influence which stories, opinions, and trends become popular in public discussions.
by Rebaona Modutwane | Fri, May, 2026 | News and Insights
The return of Top Billing has sparked a heated national conversation after the show introduced online auditions through social media videos. While some South Africans see the process as a modern and accessible way to discover talent, others argue it exposes contestants to public humiliation and online criticism. The debate has raised larger questions about digital culture, cyberbullying, ethics and whether social media popularity is beginning to outweigh genuine talent in the entertainment industry.
