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Felix Kitaka on Why AI Is an Opportunity, Not a Threat to the PR Industry

by BusinessTimes Ug August 1, 2026

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The communications industry is at an inflection point, and if the latest PR Fundi Masterclass is anything to go by, the professionals who will thrive in the next decade are …

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APRA, Node Group Partner to Upskill 10,000 Communications Professionals Across Africa

by BusinessTimes Ug June 13, 2026

by BusinessTimes Ug June 13, 2026

The African Public Relations Association (APRA) has signed a communications skilling Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Node Group aimed at training 10,000 communicators across Africa through the PR Fundi Masterclass …

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Felix Kitaka on Why AI Is an Opportunity, Not a Threat to the PR Industry

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