Zeus The Agency Marks Six Years With Major Wins in Uganda and Kenya

Six years is not a finish line; it’s a proving ground. Long enough to be tested. Short enough to stay dangerous. In that time, Zeus The Agency is celebrating six years of African creativity, rooted in culture.

The agency has spent six years turning conviction into momentum. In 2025, that momentum is unmistakably marked by regional wins that underline the agency’s growing influence across East Africa’s creative and marketing landscape.

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At the UMEA Awards 2025 in Kampala, Zeus The Agency was awarded Advertising Campaign of the Year for I AM STREETWISE, its standout campaign for KFC Uganda.

The work struck a powerful chord for its cultural fluency, authenticity, and narrative strength, capturing the spirit, confidence, and energy of today’s youth.

At the park awards ceremony, Jeff Amani, CEO of Zeus The Agency, explored the evolution of creative intelligence, the growing role of data-led strategy, and the responsibility of African agencies in global brand-building.

“The future of marketing belongs to ideas that are culturally grounded, human-centered, and built for long-term value, not short-term noise,” he said.

In Kenya, Zeus The Agency was named Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) Agency of the Year at the Marketing World Awards, a recognition of its ability to deliver unified, multi-platform strategies that seamlessly blend creativity, technology, culture, and measurable impact.

The achievements arrive at a defining moment in the agency’s journey. From its beginnings as a bold startup to its rise as a regional creative force.

Amani, said, “As we celebrate six years, these awards represent more than recognition. They symbolize our belief in African creativity and the possibilities ahead. Our wins in Uganda and Kenya show that when strategy meets imagination and culture meets bold execution, great things happen.”

“We are not just creating campaigns; we are shaping conversations, building influence, and helping rewrite the future of marketing on our continent.”