Toxic alcohol, counterfeit marks and a major bottling deal defined Africa’s drinks week. Across Africa’s drinks markets, the week exposed the fault lines behind what
An Abuja shop owner has broken months of silence to publicly name five beverage brands over customer complaints about taste, smell and appearance, a reversal
Heineken’s Kenyan subsidiary says its Tatu City plant is the first in Kenyan manufacturing to earn EDGE Advanced certification, helped by a rooftop solar plant
Nigeria’s sachet alcohol ban has stopped being a paperwork problem for manufacturers and become a street-level enforcement test. By late August, NAFDAC Director-General Prof. Mojisola
Africa’s beverage industry, seven days at a time Ondo Deaths, EABL’s $2.3bn Sale, and a Counterfeit Reckoning Africa’s beverage industry moved on several fronts this
Anverally Kentea Limited has opened an office in Nairobi, giving the Sri Lankan tea exporter its first formal Kenyan base inside the world’s largest black
A clip of Don Vultaggio has been circulating for a few days now, and the comment section tells you everything about why it landed. “Dang
Nigeria’s non-oil export sector hit a record $6.1 billion last year, up 11.5% from $5.46 billion in 2024, according to the Nigerian Export Promotion Council.
Water is easy to overlook until the body starts sending signals. For people working long days, spending hours outdoors, exercising, travelling or simply moving through
At The New Pour Summit ’26 in Nairobi, consumer strategist Feyi Olubodun offered beverage brands a deceptively simple warning: African consumers are changing, but that
