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AFRICA Shareholders want Lonrho appointees off LonZim board[Sure Kamhunga] Shareholders in a key subsidiary owned by AIM-listed Lonrho are not letting up on their battle to convene an extraordinary meeting to demand a restructuring of the board and management. 15 Jun 2009 14:23 AFRICA Manufacturers of slimline lightboxes and snap frames - Display ManiaDespite the onset of the global recession Display Mania is still moving forward in developing new products, i.e. the slimline lightbox and the brand-new econo fabri frame which can also be illuminated. 8 Jun 2009 16:33 AFRICA Kenya Court of Appeal rules in trademark caseA trademark case has reached the Kenyan Court of Appeal, which has now given its ruling. 8 Jun 2009 14:42 AFRICA Superbrands East Africa unveils selection criteria
AFRICA Beer maker to take off tired labels
AFRICA The Hardy Boys to drive Sunlight in Africa
AFRICA Southern Enterprises rebrands to improve service delivery
AFRICA African Banking Corporation rebrands to BancABC
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AFRICA Engen DRC rebrands after Shell acquisition
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Unilever's Sunlight brand plans to expand across Africa, Middle East and Turkey, with the campaign driven by South African advertising agency, The Hardy Boys. The announcement was made earlier this month in London that Bartle Bogle Hegarty (BBH) had landed the global account for the brand. 
Regional banking group, ABC Holdings Limited, announced on Monday, 27 April, 2009 that it is rebranding as BancABC. The rebranding comes as it prepares to launch into the retail sector. 
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African energy company, Engen, says it has overcome stiff challenges while rebranding from Shell to Engen in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) since the acquisition in 2008. Wayne Hartmann, general manager of Engen International Business Development, says much behind-the-scenes work was required to win the confidence of stakeholders in the DRC operation. 
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