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African designers have had to fight for their seat at the table. But Decorex Africa is changing that.

Subverting the generic designs of the big corporate surf brands, the brand is inspired by local design influences and a more spiritual connection to the sea.

For decades, the image of a surf lifestyle has been one of Southern California’s chief exports, but for too long it’s been tied to an all-white, geographically limited ideal. South African surf lifestyle brand Mami Wata is out to change that. “Everyone assumed the surf industry was surf culture, and the best thing brands did was convince us that was the definition,” said L.A. brand cofounder, sports commentator and TV host Selema Masekela, referring to big names in Orange County and Down...

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This week (September 27 - 28) saw the launch of FIT Show’s inaugural live, online learning event, coinciding with what would have marked the return of its live show at the NEC.

Jobs to be created in Nottinghamshire as firm reports record growth in pandemic It has been backed by investors 04:00, 17 MAR 2021 Updated Brisant-Secure chief executive Nick Dutton, left, with business partner Steve Stewart at the companys Farnsfield site. Never miss another Nottinghamshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. So...

3 Min Read LONDON (Reuters) - British-based exchanges will once again offer trading in Swiss shares from next month, but it may take time to rebuild volumes, Britain’s finance ministry and exchanges said on Friday. The ministry has set out legislation in parliament that is expected to be approved quickly and allow platforms like Cboe, Aquis Exchange and London Stock Exchange’s Turquoise to be able to offer trading in Swiss shares from or just after Feb. 3. “Once in force, the Swiss State ...

APRIL ‘Hero Within You’ a song by Great Yarmouth duo John Galea and Hannah Long, climbed to the top of an iTunes singer-songwriter category chart after being dedicated to NHS staff. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made a history-making royal tour of a primary school in Burnley - without leaving Norfolk. They used Zoom in order to make a virtual visit to the classroom. Second World War bomber hero, Stevie Stevens whose appeal for visitors to help ease his loneliness had touched hearts and ...