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Revived Top Billing return to TV a no-show in March without explanation, SABC says lifestyle magazine show ‘on SABC3 remains in development’

SABC announced that the iconic lifestyle magazine show Top Billing would be returning to SABC3 from March 2026 with several of the former famous presenters, six years after it was cancelled in October 2019. Caroline Phalakatshela, SABC publicist, in response to a media query about Top Billing, told TVwithThinus “The SABC confirms that the return of Top Billing on SABC3 remains in development.

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Instagram to sell reels ads for viral TV and movies content, ‘cultural moments’ like NFL Games and Black Friday

Meta‘s Instagram wants to make it easier for marketers to buy ads that tap into viral moments on its short-form Reels videos. Instagram announced that it is expanding Reels trending ads (RTA) inventory to add “TV & movies” as a new trending-content category alongside other new verticals like travel, business, and finance and investments. Instagram also launching new, limited-content lineups for “key cultural moments” such as Fashion Week, Formula 1 races, Black Friday and NFL games.

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Gagasi FM unveils exciting new line-up

Gagasi FM proudly unveils its highly anticipated new on-air line-up, marking a bold new chapter for the station. The refreshed line-up reflects station’s commitment to deliver compelling and entertaining content that resonates with the constantly evolving audience.

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Social media updates and new features to know this week

This week’s updates include tons of new ad options. Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat and Pinterest have all added new ways to promote ads around cultural moments or big events, which should help visibility and reach – we also have more updates coming to LinkedIn, Insta & LinkedIn. Let’s take a closer look.

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Whitepaper reveals 85% of South African consumers hooked on loyalty programmes

Loyalty participation remains firmly entrenched in South African consumer behaviour, with 85% of South Africans actively using loyalty programmes — up from 82% the previous year. While growth has moderated compared to earlier expansionary years, usage remains robust and stable — signalling a mature loyalty market. Check out the most-used programmes in 2025.

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