RECOGNISING AND
RANKING AFRICA'S
BEST PLACES.
A Brand Africa initiative to recognize and rank the best places for tourism, investment and citizen mobilization.
2024
Brand
Africa
100
Morocco's Best Brands
26 June 2024 at The Marriott in Morocco
2024
Brand
Africa
100
South Africa's Best Brands
11 June 2024 at the JSE
2024
Brand
Africa
100
South Africa's Best Brands
11 June 2024 at the JSE
2020
Brand
Africa
100
Flora Aduk, Nile Breweries communications manager, representing Nile Breweries with Sarah Kagingo, President of Public Relations Association of Uganda (Prau) and Managing Director of Soft Power Communications and Joseph Kanyamunyu, founder and managing firector of Publics Africa Communications. Nile Breweries is the Brand of the Year Uganda.
2019
Brand
Africa
100
Thebe Ikalafeng and Victor Rakhale, Group GM, MTN Brand, Most Admired African Brand Unprompted & Most Admired JSE Listed Brand.
2019
Brand
Africa
100
Thebe Ikalafeng sounding Africa's call for business.
2019
Brand
Africa
100
Kuria Waithaka (CLO, NSE), Thebe Ikalafeng (Chairman and Founder, Brand Africa), Patricia Githua (Geopoll), Geoffrey Odundo (CEO, NSE), sounding Africa's call for business.
2019
Brand
Africa
100
Andrew Riungu, representing Safaricom with Geoffrey Odundo, CEO,NSE. Safaricom is the Most Admired NSE Listed Brand Made in Kenya and Most Admired Made in Kenya Brand.
2019
Brand
Africa
100
Judith Sidi Odhiambo, representing KCB Bank with Geoffrey Odundo, CEO,NSE. KCB Bank is the Most Admired Financial Services Brand Made in Kenya.
2019
Brand
Africa
100
Thebe Ikalafeng, Geoffrey Odundo and Kuria Waithaka with the Most Admired Brand Category Leaders in Kenya.
2020
Brand
Africa
100
Erick JP Abraham representing ORTB with Afoussat Salifou-Traore Communication Manager of Cana+ in Benin. ORTB is the Most Admired Media Brand in Benin.
2020
Brand
Africa
100
Didier Yao representing Sobebra with Afoussat Salifou-Traore Communication Manager of Cana+ in Benin. Sobebra is the Most Admired Beninese Brand.
ESTABLISHED IN 2010, BRAND AFRICA IS AN INTERGENERATIONAL MOVEMENT TO INSPIRE A BRAND-LED AFRICAN RENAISSANCE TO DRIVE AFRICA’S COMPETITIVENESS, CONNECT AFRICA AND CREATE A POSITIVE IMAGE OF THE CONTINENT.
Feature
Pandemic Drives African Brands Story
After a steady decline in the rankings, African brands stood their ground and retained a 13% share of the Top 100 brands in Africa during a year defined by the Covid-19 pandemic. Against the backdrop of the AfCFTA, how have African brands and businesses reacted and which brands have retained, improved or lost their status among African consumers?
Events
2024 Brand Africa 100 Upcoming Announcements
Namibia results, 25 July and Lesotho results 26 July.
Reports
AFRICA’S BEST BRANDS
Annual reports and analysis of the survey and ranking of the most admired brands in Africa, based on a pan-African survey across over 25 countries that account for over 80% of Africa’s population and GDP
Insights
Future Proof: How will African brands thrive?
You can’t sum up a continent the size of Africa in three words, says Thebe Ikalafeng, founder and chairman of Brand Africa. But vibrancy, entrepreneurship and resilience help characterise and connect this group of dynamic countries. Thebe tells Jane how Brand Africa was launched to inspire a ‘renaissance’ of African brands, and change the narrative around the continent, through the vehicle of brands. In their goal to inspire ‘Made in Africa’ brands, what are the challenges? What role does technology play? And how has COVID-19 affected the long-term outlook?