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South Africa Fashion Awards Announces 2026 Nominees as Public Voting Officially Opens
Fashion & Beauty

South Africa Fashion Awards Announces 2026 Nominees as Public Voting Officially Opens

The South Africa Fashion Awards has announced the nominees for its 2nd annual edition — 21 publicly voted categories — ahead of the ceremony at Hotel Sky, Sandton on 3 October 2026, with public voting now open.

Kabelo Ndonyane· South Africa· 7 Sept
South Africa Restaurant Awards 2026 Announces Nominees for Its Third Annual Celebration of Culinary Excellence
Food & Wellness

South Africa Restaurant Awards 2026 Announces Nominees for Its Third Annual Celebration of Culinary Excellence

The South Africa Restaurant Awards has officially unveiled the nominees for its third annual ceremony, set for 25 May 2026 at Hotel Sky Sandton — with voting open to the public from 13 April to 20 May 2026.

Kabelo Ndonyane· South Africa· 13 Apr
Ayanda G Thabethe Graces the Cover of Republic Africa March 2026 in a Defining Moment for Modern African Excellence
Fashion & Beauty

Ayanda G Thabethe Graces the Cover of Republic Africa March 2026 in a Defining Moment for Modern African Excellence

The March 2026 issue of Republic Africa delivers a cultural statement with Ayanda G Thabethe front and centre — a powerful, elegant and unapologetically African showcase of ambition, influence and refinement.

Kagiso Mbali· South Africa· 1 Mar
REPUBLIC Africa Powers This Year’s NITA 2025 Expansion
Business

REPUBLIC Africa Powers This Year’s NITA 2025 Expansion

Republic Africa champions innovation by powering the NITA — National Innovation & Technology Awards — which arrives at Heartfelt Arena, Pretoria on 3 May 2025, marking the event’s first edition on African soil.

Republic Africa· South Africa· 24 Apr
Uganda's Young Entrepreneurs Set the Terms of Their Own Economy
Society

Uganda's Young Entrepreneurs Set the Terms of Their Own Economy

Uganda's young entrepreneurs are increasingly setting the terms of their own economy, building businesses that sidestep the formal sector's frictions.

Daniel Arendse· Uganda·