A breakfast brand in South Africa, which faced controversy over its new recipe, has successfully addressed concerns regarding the labeling on its packaging. This development follows previous debates surrounding the changes made to the product, indicating ongoing consumer scrutiny and brand management efforts.

Dairyland has launched a new ice cream called Blacklish, which features a distinctive black peppermint chocolate flavor. The company aims to transform the dessert experience with this innovative product, highlighting its unique taste and striking appearance.

South African supermarket chain Checkers has brought back a previously discontinued chocolate, described as an old favourite, for a limited time. According to The South African, shoppers have spotted the nostalgic treat back on store shelves, prompting excitement among customers. The return is temporary, and the retailer has framed it as a nostalgic discovery for fans of the classic product.

Uganda has signed a coffee export agreement with South Korean company GVCC Co. Ltd that is expected to create annual demand for more than 3,500 tonnes of Ugandan coffee. The deal, signed on September 7 in Busan, involves Uganda's Besmark Coffee Company and is described as opening a gateway for the country's coffee into Asian markets, according to Eagle Online.

Supergirl and Space Beth, along with their pets Krypto and Snowball, are now available in the Fortnite Item Shop, according to htxt.africa.

As BTS fans face a ticket demand that exceeds supply by a ratio of 15 to one, many have fallen victim to scammers taking advantage of the situation during the group's comeback tour. The high demand for tickets has made desperate fans easy targets for fraudulent activities, according to BBC World.