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Private investment firm Silverbacks Holdings and non-profit ImpactHER have invested in two African fashion startups, Vanhu Vamwe and The Rad Black Kids, signalling a growing investor focus on creative businesses…
Standard Bank South Africa, in collaboration with the South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SACCI), has introduced a new export readiness initiative to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
Kenya is the largest importer of second-hand clothes in Africa, surpassing Nigeria Kenya imported second-hand clothes and textiles worth Sh38.5 billion in 2023, a 12.45% increase from 2022 Kenya’s increasing
Official countdown to Africa’s number 1 gateway for halal businesses Do you know that your competitors from diverse industries will converge at Sandton Convention Centre Johannesburg South Africa from the
Digital display experience platform, Raydiant, partners with Zyler to offer virtual try-on to fashion retailers in-store. January 5, 2023 London, UK Digital display experience platform, Raydiant, is now offering an
Women working at the Chinese clothing company G&H Garments. The company has been producing sportswear, workwear and protective clothing in Rwanda for three years, mainly for export to the US
Powered by AI, Zyler is set to transform the way we shop for clothes. Shoppers can now see themselves in hundreds of outfits. Just a photo and sizing information needed.
By Allen Leroux, CEO of FEDISA Fashion School, an Honoris United Universities institution As the second largest sector in the developing world after agriculture, the fashion, textile and clothing industry
This file photo taken on 16 October 2014 shows French designer Pierre Cardin posing at the Espace Pierre Cardin in Paris. Picture: AFP. Cardin, who was born to a low-income
Reducing a dependency on Chinese imports. Photographer: Dean Hutton/Bloomberg TFG and Woolworths have signed up to an industry plan that includes a target to source 65% of their goods from