FNB You Can Help - A Message from South Africa's Children
- Author:
- FNBTV
- Publisher:
- FNBTV
- Publication Date:
- 17 January 2013
- Tags:
- South Africa, Banking and Insurance, Governance, Children and Youth
On 17 January 2013 FNB launched a campaign that carries a message from the voices we seldom hear, the children of our great country. In a first for FNB and South Africa, the commercial was broadcast live across various channels and streamed online, all in real time.
S African Bank Buckles Under Pressure Over Ad
- Motshekga Disappointed At SMS Leaks
- FNB Caved in to ANC Bullying
- VIDEO: South Africa: First National Bank Ad Discussions & The Bank Apologises to Rulling Party
- Joint Statement of the ANC and FNB On the 'You Can Help' Interview Clips
- SADTU Adds Its Voice in the Call to FNB to Stop Using School Children to Spread Its Propaganda
- Presidency Disappointed At First National Bank (FNB) Adverts
- First National Blunder
- Presidency Disappointed At FNB Adverts
- ANC Condemns FNB Advertisement
- ANC Response to FNB Commercial Reminiscent of Apartheid Censorship
Teachers' Strike Hits South Africa
- VIDEO: South Africa's Teachers' Strike Affecting Learners
- School Governing Bodies Condemn Sadtu Protest
- VIDEO: Labour Federation Cosatu Joins Teachers' Strike in South Africa
- SADTU's Action Affects Exclusively Poor Communities
- Police Struggle to Control Protesters
- Basic Education Says Teaching Must Continue
- Striking Teachers Face Disciplinary Action
- HRC Must Investigate SADTU's Intimidation of Our Children
- Department of Basic Education Reiterates That Learning and Teaching Must Proceed On 24 April 2013
- SADTU Industrial Action - Learners Must Ignore Call and Attend School Tomorrow
- SADTU Media Statement On the March
- Drastic Action to Be Taken By Department of Basic Education
- Municipal Workers Support Sadtu's Calls for Minister and Dg to Resign
- Minister Motshekga Is Amazed At the Sadtu's Continued Action
- Motshekga Not Doing Enough to Stop Illegal Sadtu Strike Action
- Sadtu's Proposed Go-Slow Constitutes an Illegal Strike.
- Showdown Looms Between Motshekga and Education Activists
