From Dior to Cartier, some of the world’s largest luxury brands have recently fallen prey to cybercrime, resulting in widespread data leaks that have put their wealthy clientele at risk.

Certainty has become a luxury in today’s increasingly unpredictable world.

The recent global uproar over claims that some luxury handbags – including the coveted Birkin – may be manufactured in China has reignited an age-old debate: what truly defines luxury in today’s globalised world?

For the second consecutive year, South Africa has been ranked the most dangerous country for drivers, according to Zutobi’s global report The World’s Safest and Most Dangerous Roads.

With Africa’s millionaire population set to rise by 65% over the next decade, the continent is emerging as a key growth market for global luxury brands.

Despite women accounting for 42% of the labour force in the world, they only hold about 32% of senior leadership positions, according to the World Economic Forum’s 2024 Global Gender Gap Report.