Treasure Communications Unveils Bold Five-Year Expansion Plan into Southern Africa and Middle East
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NAIROBI, 6 July 2025 – Leading communications and marketing agency Treasure Communications has announced a strategic five-year expansion roadmap targeting Southern Africa and the broader Middle East region. The announcement came during the agency’s vibrant 13th anniversary celebration at Emara Ole Sereni Hotel.
The firm, which opened its Dubai office in December 2024, has steadily expanded across East Africa with successful launches in Uganda (2018), Tanzania (2022), and Rwanda (2023).
Speaking during the event, Managing Director Frank Mworia said the anniversary marked more than a milestone—it was a moment of strategic intent.
“This 13-year milestone is more than just a celebration of our journey—it’s a reflection of the impact we’ve made alongside our clients and partners within the East African market,” said Mworia.
“We’ve consistently delivered campaigns that move markets and shape culture. Now, we’re ready to channel that energy and innovation into new global frontiers.”
Mworia revealed that the company’s expansion strategy will establish regional hubs and form strategic partnerships across high-growth territories in the Middle East and Southern Africa, with a future-oriented global outlook.
“This is an opportune time to launch our rollout strategy. We aim to tailor our proven methodologies to resonate with global audiences and diverse business environments,” he added.
Board Chairman Pritpal Deogun emphasized the agency’s enduring mission:
“Treasure Communications’ legacy of excellence is grounded in a deep understanding of what moves people and markets. As we enter this exciting new chapter, our commitment remains unchanged: to create marketing that matters and to leave a lasting impact—locally and globally.”
The expansion strategy is set to take full effect in late 2025. In parallel, Treasure Communications plans to broaden its current portfolio, which includes Shivelles Beauty and Tulivu Gardens—its CSR and hospitality subsidiaries.
As the agency strengthens its Pan-African presence, it aims to redefine integrated marketing in Africa and
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