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What Happened in the African Fashion Industry this Week

The African fashion community showcases a dynamic blend of economic initiatives, educational workshops, and vibrant collection launches, this week. Let us get to it.


Economic


Kenyan workers check clothes made for export at the United Aryan Export Processing Zone (EPZ) factory, operating under the U.S. African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), in Ruaraka district of Nairobi, Kenya October 26, 2023. REUTERS/Thomas Mukoya


West African Youth Council appoints Oluwatosin David as youth ambassador, showcasing his accomplishments as the creative force behind UK-based Nigerian fashion brand Teeclothiers





 



News




Tebogo Malcolm Mokgope, a talented young designer and entrepreneur from South Africa, has recently wrapped up an exciting one-month internship at PUMA HQ. This experience has undoubtedly enriched his understanding of the global fashion landscape and fueled his passion for innovation.






 

Information/Education




Two firms collaborate to mentor aspiring fashion entrepreneurs, as Murray and The Macallan team up with Nigerian fashion designer Mai Atafo for a transformative workshop in Lagos, providing insights and opportunities for budding and established fashion creatives.






 

Brand




Zando steps up its game with the launch of Zando Global, aiming to compete against fast-fashion giants like Shein and Temu in South Africa, offering a reliable alternative for local consumers seeking international products without the uncertainties of ordering from abroad.


 



 


Other


Ruth Erikan James, 29, from Nigeria, founder of Veekee James in the fashion industry, and Esethu Cenga, 29, from South Africa, co-founder and CEO of Rewoven in the fashion industry, have both made it to Forbes Africa's prestigious '30 Under 30' list.




 


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