Castle Milk Stout Launches Afrikaraoke Campaign

The fashion industry is witnessing a significant transformation as mature women reclaim their space, with figures like Iris Apfel and Carmen Dell’Orefice challenging outdated beauty standards. Wisdom Worldwide, a Gambian company, has emerged as a leader in promoting inclusivity by supporting models of various ages, exemplified by their new model for 2024, Deborah Sawyerr. In another realm, Imperial College London is hosting a webinar to attract African students for undergraduate studies, featuring Dr. Catherine Kibirige, who is pioneering innovative HIV-1 research through her project, HIVQuant. Meanwhile, Castle Milk Stout launched the Afrikaraoke campaign to preserve African traditional songs, engaging younger generations through a modern karaoke format that emphasizes cultural heritage. Lastly, the Mount Nelson hotel in Cape Town will host the third annual Confections x Collections event, showcasing Africa's slow fashion designers and promoting sustainable design while celebrating the continent's rich cultural storytelling. These diverse initiatives highlight a growing recognition of age diversity, cultural heritage, and sustainable fashion within various sectors.