The second annual Top 16 Youth-Owned Brands Awards will be launched in Sandton North of Johannesburg in South Africa on Thursday.

The awards are aimed at recognising and empowering proudly South African brands that are owned by the youth. The awards seek to empower and foster a brand-led South Africa.

For more n this, Naledi Moleo spoke to the founder of the awards, Pat Mahlangu.

The second annual Top 16 Youth-Owned Brands Awards will be launched in Sandton North of Johannesburg in South Africa on Thursday.
The awards are aimed at recognising and empowering proudly South African brands that are owned by the youth. The awards seek to empower and foster a brand-led South Africa.
For more n this, Naledi Moleo spoke to the founder of the awards, Pat Mahlangu.

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Second annual top 16 Youth-Owned Brands Awards to launch in SA

Mozambique is hosting African trade ministers in Maputo for high‑level talks aimed at strengthening intra‑African cooperation and advancing a more inclusive continental trading system. The meeting, expected to adopt the Maputo Ministerial Declaration, seeks to align Africa’s trade priorities, amplify the continent’s collective voice in global negotiations and drive sustainable development and industrialisation across member states. Innocent Semosa spoke to Dr Wilker Dias.

Mozambique is hosting African trade ministers in Maputo for high‑level talks aimed at strengthening intra‑African cooperation and advancing a more inclusive continental trading system. The meeting, expected to adopt the Maputo Ministerial Declaration, seeks to align Africa&rsquo;s trade priorities, amplify the continent&rsquo;s collective voice in global negotiations and drive sustainable development and industrialisation across member states.&nbsp;Innocent Semosa spoke to Dr Wilker Dias.

Mozambique hosts trade ministers as they seek to strengthen intra‑African cooperation

The Bank of Botswana’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has unanimously maintained the country’s main interest rate at 3.5% for the second consecutive meeting. Addressing the media in Gaborone following the MPC meeting, Bank of Botswana Governor Lesego Moseki said the economy is expected to continue operating below full capacity in the short to medium term, resulting in subdued demand‑driven inflationary pressures.


Channel Africa’s Correspondent in Botswana, Shingirai Madondo, reports.

The Bank of Botswana&rsquo;s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has unanimously maintained the country&rsquo;s main interest rate at 3.5% for the second consecutive meeting. Addressing the media in Gaborone following the MPC meeting, Bank of Botswana Governor Lesego Moseki said the economy is expected to continue operating below full capacity in the short to medium term, resulting in subdued demand‑driven inflationary pressures.
 Channel Africa&rsquo;s Correspondent in Botswana, Shingirai Madondo, reports.

Bank of Botswana's MPC leaves interest rate unchanged at 3.5%

Victor Kgomoeswana, author of Africa Is Open for Business and Africa Bounces Back, and the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo, rounds up the business news that made headlines this week.

Victor Kgomoeswana, author of Africa Is Open for Business and Africa Bounces Back, and the Executive Director for Marketing and Communication at the University of Limpopo, rounds up the business news that made headlines this week.

Second annual top 16 Youth-Owned Brands Awards to launch in SA

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