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Inga Sibiya

Inga Sibiya

The Thoughtful Traveler’s Guide to Exploring Africa

Exploring Africa, to visit or even relocate, isn’t a new concept. It dates back as far as the 19th century’s Back-to-Africa Movement. With the introduction of digital nomad visa, exploring Africa from the US has become much more accessible. Couple that with the socio-political climate in the US in 2025, and it comes as no surprise that cities like Accra, Cape Town, Nairobi and Kigali...

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The Ultimate Travel Itinerary: Mozambique

Mozambique is a country that refuses to be rushed. Its allure lies in the rhythm of its landscapes, the warmth of its people, and the richness of its culture. Here, the Indian Ocean meets a coastline that stretches for over 1,500 miles, unveiling secluded beaches, vibrant markets, and a culinary scene with Portuguese, African, and Arabic influences. From the energy of capital city Maputo to...

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The Ultimate Travel Itinerary: Mauritius

Mauritius is more than a destination; it’s an experience that speaks to the senses and stirs the soul. From its picturesque beaches to the untamed beauty of its lush interiors, the island invites you to explore a world where every corner reveals something extraordinary.  There is something for every kind of traveller to enjoy. If you prefer to spend your days lounging in a cabana...

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The Ultimate Travel Itinerary:  Cape Town

Cape Town is a city of stunning contrasts, where the deep blue of the Atlantic meets the lush greenery and stony cliff faces of the mountains, surrounded by rolling vineyards of the Cape Winelands. This vibrant region offers a little of everything for the curious traveler: sophisticated urban life, natural beauty, and a rich cultural landscape. For American travelers seeking an authentic and culturally resonant...

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Increasing Leadership in the South African Wine Industry

While South Africa is a country that boasts a black majority, most are born economically and socially disadvantaged. In fact, in 2004, the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BEE) Amendment Act  commenced to answer that disparity. According to the The Department of Trade Industry and Competition, the idea was to “advance economic transformation and enhance the economic participation of black people in the South African economy.”...

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Trading Seasons between the US and South Africa

Winter in the United States  can be brutal. Which is why the eventual reprieve of hot weather is what most look forward to. Sure, wrapping up in layers of coats, scarves and jerseys seems appealing. But, nothing beats wearing your favorite summer dress or linen trousers and feeling the warm breeze caress your bare skin. But, have you considered the seasonal changes in the Southern...

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Moedi Wines Journey to Award-Winning Wines

Lesego Halzapfel’s venture into viticulture was driven by a deep-seated nostalgia for South African produce during her studies abroad.  “Having studied at the London School of Economics and City College, in New York, one thing I thoroughly missed while being abroad was quality South African wines,” she said.  This longing, coupled with extensive market research, culminated in the creation of Moedi Wines—designed to capture the...

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Is South African Wine the Next Frontier?

A new and exciting chapter is unfolding for South African Wine. This thriving wine frontier has captured the interest of American entrepreneurs who see not just the potential for exquisite vintages and varietals but also a unique opportunity to address historical inequities and foster inclusive growth. Among these trailblazers are Amber James of Velisa Wines, and Tommy and Crystal Hall of Solms-Delta, who are making...

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Unlocking Global Potential in the Wine Industry

Earlier this year, South Africa Wine, in collaboration with the Craig School of Business at Fresno State University and the Association of African American Vintners, hosted a panel discussion. To bridge the gap between Black wine entrepreneurs and professionals of color, two thought leaders from the U.S. were invited to the Wine Arc in Stellenbosch, South Africa, to engage in a multifaceted and multidisciplinary discussion about the South African...

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