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BizcommunityOnline retailer Bash is expanding its fashion offering through an exclusive womenswear collaboration between its private-label brand Canvas Studios and South African designer Wanda Lephoto, marking the designer’s first collection for women.
BusinessTechShoprite is reportedly considering a new dedicated line of standalone toy stores, according to sources.
The Citizen'The first credit experience for many young consumers is becoming more controlled and more intentional.'
BizcommunitySouth African brands have been handed a reprieve in the United States, but not certainty. The African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), the US trade programme that has given eligible sub-Saharan African countries duty-free access to the American market since 2000, has been extended to 2028. That…
MoneywebDigital platforms and retail media are reshaping the market as traditional publishers and broadcasters face mounting pressure on advertising revenues.
BusinessTechPick n Pay has entered the cosmetics market with a new product range, with no product priced above R90.
BizcommunityHeineken Beverages has been named Brand of the Year at the 2026 Loeries, recognising a body of work that delivered creative excellence across many of their brands, drinks categories and disciplines. The achievement reflects the strength of collaboration between Heineken Beverages' brand marketing…
MoneywebAnalysis of Boxer’s strong cash conversion and leadership changes, and a look at global bond market turmoil ahead of SA’s Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement.
BusinessTechShoprite has added new services to Sixty60 to broaden its existing market.
BusinessTechThe National Consumer Commission has launched a new system designed to combat spam calls and direct marketing in South Africa.
VentureburnFood prices across Kenya are climbing rapidly as persistent climate change severely strains agricultural supply chains and local harvests. Consumers face mounting pressure at markets as unpredictable weather patterns disrupt
SME South AfricaCross-border e-commerce has opened a significant growth avenue for South African small- to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), allowing them to reach customers well beyond local markets…
The Citizen'Instead of the shortages many anticipated, the market has swung in the opposite direction.'
The CitizenGroup says 'highly competitive' market in SA will mean lower gross profit margins ...