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The New African Premium: Why Meaning Matters More Than Status
SocietyAnalysis

The New African Premium: Why Meaning Matters More Than Status

Across the continent, a quieter idea of luxury is taking hold — one measured in meaning, provenance and intention rather than logos and ostentation.

Lerato Mokoena· South Africa· 10 Sept
The Freshness Advantage: How Mentos Is Building Relevance in a Changing African Confectionery Market
BusinessAnalysis

The Freshness Advantage: How Mentos Is Building Relevance in a Changing African Confectionery Market

For an industry built around small pleasures, the confectionery market is undergoing a significant transformation. Consumers are becoming more deliberate about what they buy, where they buy it and what they expect from the brands they choose.

Kabelo Ndonyane· South Africa· 3 Sept
South Africa Restaurant Awards 2026 Celebrates a Landmark Third Edition Honouring Culinary Excellence Across the Nation
Food & Wellness

South Africa Restaurant Awards 2026 Celebrates a Landmark Third Edition Honouring Culinary Excellence Across the Nation

The South Africa Restaurant Awards 2026 returned in spectacular fashion for its 3rd annual edition, bringing together South Africa's most celebrated chefs, restaurateurs, hospitality pioneers, and culinary innovators for an unforgettable evening at Hotel Sky Sandton.

Kabelo Ndonyane· South Africa· 28 May
The African Travel Renaissance: From Cape Town to Mauritius
Travel & Hotels

The African Travel Renaissance: From Cape Town to Mauritius

From Cape Town to Mauritius, the African travel renaissance is being defined less by distance than by intention — destinations that offer meaning, not just escape.

Zanele Mthembu· Mauritius·
A Wave of African Rate Decisions Reshapes the Region's Monetary Map
PoliticsAnalysis

A Wave of African Rate Decisions Reshapes the Region's Monetary Map

A wave of African interest-rate decisions has reshaped the region's monetary landscape, with Ghana, Mauritius, Nigeria, Egypt and Rwanda each calibrating policy to their own realities.

Nadia Hassan· Ghana·