The World Cup creates more than media opportunities, it creates purchase occasions, rewarding brands that connect media exposure with retail activation.

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For years, marketers have been told the same story: consumers are moving online, so advertising budgets should follow. Across Africa, that shift has been real. Digital platforms have steadily become consumers' preferred source of information and an increasingly important place to discover brands. But the 2026 FIFA World Cup …

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