Equally important is AVBOB’s positioning as a company that is part of the future by creating shared value to drive growth and innovation to ultimately achieve tangible economic benefit for its members and the communities in which it operates.

AVBOB will be launching Year 2 of the AVBOB Road to Literary Trolley Library campaign in partnership with Oxford University Press, on 1 March 2023.

Promoting mental health and building community are key aspects of the AVBOB Poetry Competition, which attracted more than 6 000 new poets this year.

Climate change has become part of our everyday lives. Society cannot immediately reverse the clock or undo the climate impact overnight.

The year 2022 is very special for AVBOB as it marks the organisation’s 104th anniversary and the breaking of new ground – the sod-turning ceremony – for a new office building.

As South Africa and the global community continued to adapt to socio-economic, environmental and political challenges, the Group has been able to successfully navigate the prevailing turbulence.

For the first time since COVID-19 hit the world, the Forum of Community Journalists NPC (FCJ) hosted its annual awards in person on October 14 in Gauteng.

Eleven talented poets were announced as the overall winners of the 2022 AVBOB Poetry Competition at a gala prize-giving at the Pretoria Country Club on Wednesday evening, 21 September 2022.