African Focus
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Sanofi launches game-changing TB prevention treatment in SA
Sanofi, together with the Department of Health, has launched 3HP—a breakthrough TB prevention treatment in South Africa that slashes therapy time from 12 months to just 12 weeks. Discover how this game-changer could transform TB prevention for millions.
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Durban aesthetic doctor launches medical skin care range during lockdown
During lockdown, Umhlanga’s Dr Parushinee Naidoo turned challenge into opportunity by launching Skin Solutions Skincare—a medical-grade range expertly crafted for South African skins facing new concerns like mask-related breakouts. Discover the science and story behind these targeted, effective products developed for local needs.
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2019 New Product Competition winner Environ enters again in 2021
Environ, the acclaimed South African skin care brand and 2019 competition winner, returns with exciting new innovations in skin and body care for the 2020/2021 P&C Review / Symrise New Product Competition. Discover the latest breakthroughs shaping the future of professional skin health.
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Environ is named Top Medical Skincare Line of the Decade
South African-born Environ Skin Care has been crowned Top Medical Skincare Line of the Decade, adding to its impressive streak of over 100 international accolades. Discover how this global brand continues to lead the industry in innovation and excellence.
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Virtual conference drives the goal to buy Africa for Africa
Join Africa’s largest virtual showcase of buyers, sellers, and innovators at the Made in Africa Conference and Expo on 13–14 April. Discover how local collaboration is driving growth and unlocking new opportunities—find out how you can be part of Africa’s business future.
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Invest in SA’s flourishing cannabis industry
Discover how SilverLeaf Investments is unlocking South Africa’s booming cannabis market, offering investors—big or small—a chance to tap into one of the world’s fastest-growing sectors. Don’t miss your opportunity to invest in a local industry with global potential.
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Care for skin with Skin Creamery’s Wildflower Water-Cream
Experience skin care simplicity with Skin Creamery’s Wildflower Water-Cream—an award-winning, all-natural emulsion crafted from indigenous South African botanicals. Discover deep hydration and a radiant, youthful finish with Acmella flower extract proven to smooth and refine your skin. Click to learn more about this innovative beauty essential.
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Enjoy your Happy Event without the stretch marks
Discover how South African women embraced confidence through a 14-day Happy Event journey, designed to help you love your body while caring for your skin. See how this trusted heritage brand empowers women to reduce the appearance of stretch marks and celebrate every stage of life.
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Bring skin back to life with Esse
Experience skin revival with Esse’s Resurrect Serum—powered by the legendary Namibian resurrection plant and advanced probiotics, this new launch deeply hydrates, firms, and targets wrinkles for visibly renewed skin. Discover the award-contending formula behind the buzz; your skin’s transformation starts here.
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South Africa’s COVID-19 variant should be high on the agenda for the international community
The South African COVID-19 variant, 501.V2, is spreading faster than the UK’s strain but has received far less global attention. Discover why experts warn it should be a top priority for the international community.
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COVID-19 vaccine – how will Africa keep it cold enough?
As Africa awaits its COVID-19 vaccines, the next hurdle is ensuring they stay cold—sometimes well below freezing—throughout the journey. How will South Africa and its neighbours overcome these critical storage and shipping challenges to keep doses safe and effective for millions? Discover the race to protect the continent.
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IDC awards major financing facility to Teqal
Teqal has secured a R50 million IDC financing boost to expand its KwaZulu-Natal facility and scale up eco-friendly plastic packaging. Discover how this pioneering move could reshape sustainable options in cosmetics and industrial sectors—where billions of non-recyclable units are produced each year.
