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Mar 13, 2024 | 
yourluxury.africa | Debbie Hathway |Monica Malan
YourLuxury Africa’s March 2024 edition contains a teaser for this digital feature, which enables me to expand on some of the reasons to invest in a watch of this calibre (no pun intended). Patek Philippe Reference 7010/1R-013Reference 7010/1R-013 is a new iteration of the ladies’ Nautilus watch showcasing a typically patterned vibrant purple lacquered dial surrounded by a bezel with 46 brilliant-cut diamonds (0.8ct).
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Mar 13, 2024 | 
yourluxury.africa | YourLuxury Africa |Monica Malan
From March 17-19 2024, EO Ignite 2024 will present delegates with a unique opportunity to connect with over 18,000 influential entrepreneurs worldwide in order to gain inspiration, connect with remarkable leaders, expand their networks and forge new alliances and friendships at Cradle Moon Lakeside in Johannesburg.
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Mar 13, 2024 | 
yourluxury.africa | YourLuxury Africa |Monica Malan
Anyone who’s lived in a big city knows the side of urban life that entails a fast-paced existence fuelled by commercial ambitions, high-octane social calendars, and increasingly diminishing square meters that come at a premium.
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Mar 13, 2024 | 
yourluxury.africa | YourLuxury Africa |Monica Malan
Driving a regularity car rally requires strategy, planning, tenacity, and patience – and you need to be fully equipped to do it properly. In fact, it’s a lot like wealth and investment management. It’s clear to see why Private Clients by Old Mutual Wealth partnered with The Cape 1000 to bring South Africa’s most beautiful rally drive back to the Cape.
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Mar 12, 2024 | 
yourluxury.africa | YourLuxury Africa |Monica Malan
Several South African modernist artists are set to feature in the Venice Biennale next month – many of whom are represented in Strauss & Co’s flagship live auction of modern and contemporary art on Tuesday, 19 March 2024. In addition to Stern, the artists include Muholi, Dumile Feni, Maggie Laubser, Simon Lekgetho, George Pemba, Gerard Sekoto, Lucas Sithole and Edoardo Villa.
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Mar 11, 2024 | 
yourluxury.africa | Ntokozo Maseko |Monica Malan
My first encounter with Taj Hotel is a sit down dinner at the renowned Bombay Brasserie restaurant. After a busy day driving from the city to Paarl and back in a beautiful but un-air conditioned classic Mercedes Benz in the midst of what seems to be a heat wave in Cape Town, I arrive for my stay at the hotel just in time for some much needed dining.
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Mar 11, 2024 | 
yourluxury.africa | Ntokozo Maseko |Monica Malan
At the intersection of luxury goods, art, and commercialism, the mystery of how much things are worth, and why, continues to unravel. Trade of products for profit and investment in markets for financial gain are the universally understood practicalities of money making.
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Mar 7, 2024 | 
yourluxury.africa | Debbie Hathway |Monica Malan
In the 80s, Ernest Ramagoshi was forced to stay at home for almost two years, a victim of the internal unrest and anti-apartheid riots of the period. Born in Mamelodi, a township established by the apartheid government east of Pretoria, now the City of Tshwane, how did this youngster find his way into watchmaking? He didn’t own a watch or read books on the subject, but he says that he had a vision of becoming a watchmaker during that home confinement. “It was a calling.
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Mar 7, 2024 | 
yourluxury.africa | Ingrid Wood |Monica Malan
Nigeria-born, London-based Ozohu battled with skin rashes for years and tried a multitude of products to treat them, with no success. After eventually being diagnosed with follicular eczema (when eczema affects the hair follicles), she started researching her own solutions, looking to the healing and nurturing properties of pure African botanicals. Epara, which means ‘to cocoon oneself’ in Ebira, a Nigerian dialect was the result. In a conversation with YLA, Adoh shares her inspirational journey.
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Mar 6, 2024 | 
yourluxury.africa | YourLuxury Africa |Monica Malan
Africa, a land of abundant natural beauty and resources, has long been the treasure trove of the world’s most coveted minerals. Extracting these minerals through mining enables a wealth of opportunity for the continent, its economy, and its people. Beyond mining, Africa is equally abundant in manufacturing expertise and artisanal excellence, transforming these precious minerals into superb jewellery, investment products, art, and more.
