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The BAT-K CEO went on a TV business show and ended up discussing their products, company state which turned into an advert/promotion. The law expressly bans this

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Shisha (Water pipe tobacco) is banned in Kenya so its advertisement is outlawed

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Outdoor advertising is banned under section 25 of the Tobacco Control Act. Further, a displayed warning on tobacco being harmful to health is mandatory at every point its sold

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displaced openly with other household items and accessible by children

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Point of sale display is banned as a form of advertisement. However, I spotted several displays in supermarkets and stores strategically placed next to the cashier's desk.

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Point of sale

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point of Sale

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Street Vending
This will make it accessible for children (Pic taken from Online Magazine, 2015)

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Getahun

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Tobacco advertising at a point of sale

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Nigeria law prohibits the promotion or advertisement of tobacco products in any form. This was a clear Tobacco Placement Advert for PMI.

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Display at point of sale

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Company logo and
name advertisement

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Advertisement under the guise of fighting illicit trade

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Largely no restrictions on TAPS as no Tobacco Control Law

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The use of the terms such as 'superior products,' 'market-leading innovations,' 'high quality and innovative products,' 'potentially reduced risk products,' and 'less risky products' are meant to mislead and create an erroneous impression about the  characteristics and by extension health effects of the tobacco products manufactured by BAT contrary to FCTC Ar.13 (4) (a) and Guidelines on Implementation of Art. 13 on Obligations Related to Article 13.4 of the Convention and section 23 of the Tobacco Control Act No. 4 of 2007 Laws of kenya

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British American Tobacco Kenya - Our products

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DUNHILL DOUBLE & DUNHILL SWITCH CIGARETTES MANUFACTURED BY BAT KENYA

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The tobacco company has used packaging and product features to advertise tobacco products. the colours and 'fun' phrases on the pack such as 'double,' 'switch,'crush the capsule,' 'switch the experience,' 'mix the tastes,' 'refresh the taste,' 'double the experience' and 'less smell' which is partly hidden by the tax stamp are meant to make tobacco products attractive thus attracting consumers, promote products and brand identity. Even though Guidelines for implementation of Article 13 call upon Parties to adopt plain packaging requirements, to eliminate the effects of advertising or promotion on packaging, Kenya is yet to heed the call thus the company's use of the Tobacco Pack to advertise and promote tobacco products.

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The terms used to describe the products e.g. 'superior products', 'high quality and innovative products, ' 'potentially reduced-risk products,' 'less risky products' are false, misleading and deceptive and are likely to create an erroneous impression about the characteristics, health effects or hazards of tobacco use contrary to the provisions of FCTC Art. 13. (4) (a) and Guidelines for Implementation of Article 13 and section 23 of the Tobacco Control Act Laws of Kenya

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A vending machine in a hotel in Pretoria, South Africa. The law allows vending machines in places where no child (under 18) is allowed like bars and casinos. However, this venue allows children and we see how the vending machine is also used as an advertising point.

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Billboard for e-cigarette Vuse Brand in South Africa. The current law does not cover non-tobacco products. So we have started seeing traditional advertising previously used for tobacco products being used for e-cigarettes in S.A.

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POS displays -the main form of tobacco advertising in South Africa. The current law allows POS displays.

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Found: Point of Sale advertising
Analysis: Allowed form of advertising.