Forty years after acquiring majority control of the DRC’s largest brewer, Heineken has sold the business outright, the latest move reshaping how global drinks multinationals
The youngest son of a sitting U.S. president is about to put his name on a can of yerba mate, and with just weeks to
Nigeria’s non-alcoholic beverage sector is staring down what many producers are calling a fiscal ambush, and this time, the entire organised private sector is standing
Your morning cup of coffee is only as secure as the seedling that grew it. And right now, some of the world’s biggest names in
It is one thing to sponsor the biggest club football competition on the planet. It is another thing entirely to plant that competition in the
Sprite has extended its “It’s That Fresh” campaign into Kenyan campuses through the Hook’d on Fresh competition, a national creator platform running from April 1
Nigeria is among West Africa’s most significant cocoa producers, yet the bulk of its beans still leave the country unprocessed. European manufacturers purchase the raw
The drinks industry is built on water. And the water is running out. This year’s World Water Day, observed on 22 March under the theme
For the first time in nearly a century, the wine glass at a British royal state banquet yielded its place, and a Nigerian mocktail stepped
Cloud coffee got us here. Now we’re knee-deep in pistachio lattes, adaptogenic brews, and a generation that turns its morning cup into content before it’s
