#BehindtheCampaign | Impimpi-Impempe confronts difficult societal issues

Bizcommunity28 October 2026 at 06:43

What happens when speaking out against corruption makes you a traitor rather than a hero? That question sits at the heart of the Impimpi-impempe campaign developed by Avatar Agency Group in collaboration with Corruption Watch.
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