
Africa’s Drinks Industry Has a Sober Problem, & a Bigger Opportunity
At Katampe market on the northern edge of Abuja, sachet alcohol is not smuggled. It hangs in clusters from nails, openly, casually, like ripe fruit

At Katampe market on the northern edge of Abuja, sachet alcohol is not smuggled. It hangs in clusters from nails, openly, casually, like ripe fruit

South Africa’s main advertising watchdog has banned a public-health ad warning that sugary drinks contribute to obesity, diabetes and heart disease, a decision critics say

A landmark study published last year is challenging one of the food industry’s most persistent assumptions, that raw is always better. For juice and smoothie

An industry already battered by naira devaluation and record losses is pushing back hard against what it warns could be a fiscal framework that kills

The Game of Thrones star is the first celebrity investor in Pollen Projects, the ambitious new chapter from the man who created Seedlip Kit Harington,

On 18 February 2026, Ramadan and Lent began on the same day , a convergence last seen in 1863, unlikely to recur until 2189. For the

As hydration science matures into a distinct field of medicine, researchers say the simplest morning habit may carry consequences far beyond quenching thirst. Every night,

The numbers landed like a wake-up call for anyone still treating Africa as a secondary market. Coca-Cola HBC’s full-year 2025 results, released on 10 February,

From New Zealand’s Schoolyards to Nigeria’s Street Corners, the global failure to shield children from Alcohol, according to a new research from New Zealand confirms

While America debates impairment sensors, Nigerian drivers operate without basic alcohol detection, and the death toll climbs While the United States grapples with implementing life-saving