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The November issue of FORBES AFRICA is literally a collectors’ edition. On the cover, we have Africa’s aficionados who have made it their business and personal pursuit to collect everything from the old to the unusual to the bizarre. From vintage cars and vinyl records to wine and art, to them , these collectibles are more than mere things, they are priceless treasures and extensions of who they are. Read our fabulous spread on what the rich and famous are doing with their time and money. Also in the issue, more news on why there are more women entering the freight and logistics sector. Also, what’s brewing in Japan – rooibos tea, which is proudly South African. Elsewhere in the issue, the man who played Star Trek’s iconic captain, William Shatner, lands in Africa. But our proudest moment in this issue is an interview with Kenyan sprinter, Eliud Kipchoge. All this and more, in the November edition!

How Brexit Will Impact Africa

Should trade barriers go up between the UK and EU, there could also be opportunities for greater direct trade between Africa and London.

5 mins

‘What Use Is A Fisherman Who Can No Longer Fish?'

Senegal’s fishermen are now vying for survival and a future out of poverty, beyond the shores of their home country.

7 mins

Collector's Edition

From the old to the unusual to the bizarre, what is it that motivates the rarefied pursuit of collecting objects? For the aficionados soon to be unraveled on these pages, their collectibles are more than mere things – they are priceless treasures and extensions of who they are.

10+ mins

Heels On Wheels

The freight and logistics sector is changing face. More women are at the helm – and speeding ahead.

9 mins

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Forbes Africa Magazine Description:

Forbes Africa is the drama critic to business in Africa. The magazine helps readers connect the dots, form patterns and see beyond the obvious, giving them a completely different perspective. In doing this, it delivers sharp, in-depth and engaging stories by looking at global and domestic issues from an African prism.