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The aisles were filled with excitement at <strong>Surf Expo</strong>, held Sept. 8–10 at the <strong>Orange County Convention Center</strong> in Orlando, Fla. The watersports and coastal-lifestyle trade show had an energetic, fun and upbeat vibe reminiscent of pre-pandemic times.

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The African continent has the lowest of Internet connections with only 39.9% of the continent having some form of access.

Harkening back to pre-pandemic times, the latest edition of Surf Expo boasted a bigger crowd and showfloor, with buyers and brands feeling comfortable and relaxed as they reconnected face-to-face to conduct business over the course of three busy days.

Harkening back to pre-pandemic times, the latest edition of Surf Expo boasted a bigger crowd and showfloor, with buyers and brands feeling comfortable and relaxed as they reconnected face-to-face to conduct business over the course of three busy days.

“300 el x 50 el x 30 el,” the Belgian troupe FC Bergman’s ambitious theatrical installation, will open BAM’s Next Wave festival with an elaborate set that recreates a rural settlement onstage.

Alabamas offensive identity is a work in progress, some of the newest players are already providing depth, and Derrick Henry says the sky is not falling in Tennessee.

In South Africa, several DStv customers are complaining that the pay-TV service has added Disney+ subscriptions to their accounts without permission.

Edukoya is one of the latest African startups to have laid-off employees.According to the company, it laid off four employees in order to optimise its teams. Ex-employees, however, say the startup has laid off "most" of its staff in a plan to pivot into fintech.

Part of the pair's The Next Wave series, the 2 Day Exchange brought 30 of the South African city's young creatives together for talks and workshops in fashion, music, photography and more