South African fashion retailer TFG reported a 4.6% rise in annual earnings, thanks to a rebound in sales in Africa in the second half of the year, store expansion and the acquisition of British chain White Stuff.
The top 10 brands include network operators, banks and retail groups.
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Read MoreSouth African Tourism has announced its official partnership with the inaugural Surf Expo Africa, set to take place in Cape Town from 28 to 30 November 2025.
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Read MoreOmo celebrates the unbeatable spirit of the Comrades, with support from Caster Semenya and marathon legend Gerda Steyn, inspiring runners to #StayUnbeatable and push through the world’s toughest ultramarathon.
Read MoreThe SPAR Group has been honoured at the Product of the Year South Africa (POYSA) gala event, with its SPAR Signature Selection Pressed & Squeezed Fruit Juice coming out on top in the annual Kantar survey of over 2000 respondents.
Read MoreJacobs Coffee has introduced the new Origins’ Beans range, a premium, globally inspired coffee experience designed to bring the world’s best flavours into South African homes.
Read MoreTelkom is expecting a massive increase in earnings, with the group benefiting from the sale of its tower business, Swiftnet.
Read MoreI believe that Africa’s creative economy has the power to ignite a shift from being a place of extraction to one of innovation, ownership, and exponential growth. But this won’t happen by accident.
Read MoreThe Red Meat Industry Services (RMIS) has launched its “Field to Future” framework, a project prioritisation process aimed at aligning research, development, and implementation initiatives with South Africa’s red meat sector growth targets for 2030.
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