Business BagelChristian Maidman · 30 October 2026 at 03:45Read the full story on Business BagelThe world is drinking less and the big drinks companies are feeling it, but Heineken and AB InBev have just reported unusually strong sales in South Africa.
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Business BagelToday’s edition Pour Decisions Presented by Good morning, it’s Friday the 30th of October. While the rest of the world is drinking less, South Africa’s biggest brewers are reporting some surprisingly strong sales. Also in today’s roundup, Pick n Pay is giving
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