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MaXhosa puts South Africa on the Paris fashion map

29 September 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

South African brand MaXhosa Africa made its Paris Fashion Week debut on Monday with a vibrant knitwear collection celebrating African crafts and unity.
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Jeannie D (Jeannie de Gouveia): A staple of South African lifestyle and entertainment media, Jeannie D became one of the country’s most recognizable TV presenters through her long stint on Cape Town-produced Top Billing. Broadcasting from the Mother City, she interviewed international celebrities and hosted flagship travel shows, establishing Cape Town as a major hub for luxury television production.

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