October! Famously known for commemorating breast cancer awareness, it is a month that prompts us to be our ‘sister’s keeper’. Spread the word, tweet, update your status with at least one post around breast cancer this month, check in with your girlfriends and sisters but most of all check yourself. Because if wearing pink and tying pink ribbons ends there, then surely it is not enough. Research shows that early detection usually happens after self-diagnosis. So before we wait

The Ogilvy team continues to burn the midnight oil, through pitch nights, which are non-surprisingly pitch black thanks to the never-ending winter. We have recently heard through the grapevine that we are known as the ‘Ogilvy bi*es’ but of course we gladly welcomed that one because only bi*es win pitches. Pitching for the Bakpro account and re-winning it gave us much reason to celebrate! Such is the jovial mood at the office that we are ready to take on the next. We welcome A

It’s pitch season back at the office and we couldn’t be more happy. As the saying goes in advertising ‘Life is a pitch’, we are definitely keeping our selves warm through the burning ideas and heated deadlines. Business is lethargically pulling itself back up again and while this gives us a sense of security and comfort, the raging fight against covid-19 still continues as we pace against the July wind, keeping one eye open. In this edition we look at corporate food photograp

POLITICALLY, Economically and Socially the world is indeed “spinning on it’s axis” with governments facing their hardest yet truest tests of their time. Yet, in all this seemingly never-ending whirlwind, we still found time to celebrate the important events that matter to us, such as – Father’s Day. It’s in such times that we uphold and celebrate the father figures in our lives, bearing in mind too that as they hold most positions of leadership, they too suffer from mental he

As if things couldn’t get any worse, the year 2020 has been dishing quite some theatric and historic landmarks. Events in the United States have gotten us at the edge of our seats, part because we are witnessing a new age in American and quite frankly world history as well as the fear of what will become of the entire world system? From street protests in antagonism to ‘lockdown’ systems imposed all over the world, to the renewed and now much louder ‘BlackLivesMatter’ protest