Why Public Relations Become Business Necessity for African SMEs
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By BEHAK PR Solutions – For many African small and medium enterprises (SMEs), public relations has long been viewed as a secondary concern—something to be addressed after growth, after profitability, or after international expansion. In practice, this perception is increasingly detached from how (…)
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