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Springbok fanwear pivots as Pick n Pay Clothing and Hello Kitty collab for limited-edition collection

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By Patrick O’Brien
| Bizcommunity Verified
2 days7 days30 daysBy Industry Show more Advertise your job vacancies Subscribe to daily business and company news across 19 industries As South Africa's rugby season kicked off with the Springboks taking on the Barbarians in Gqeberha - and winning - supporter wear is undergoing a transformation that extends far beyond the stadium.
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Taylor Swift faces trademark battle over The Life of a Showgirl

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By Nishaat Slamdien, Patrick O’Brien, Peter Mercuur
| Bizcommunity Verified
2 days7 days30 daysBy Industry Show more Advertise your job vacancies Subscribe to daily business and company news across 19 industries Global pop star Taylor Swift is facing a trademark infringement lawsuit over her 2025 album The Life of a Showgirl, after Las Vegas performer Maren Wade claimed the title is too close to her long-running brand Confessions of a Showgirl. Talor Swift for her Life of a showgirl album. Source: TAS Rights Management.
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On Men and their Tractors

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By Patrick O’Brien
| Verfassungsblog
In a recent post, Suryapratim Roy discusses the Irish fuel price blockades that took place in April. The protests were physically and symbolically dominated by agriculture. Most of its leaders identified themselves as farmers or as farming contractors, and the blockades were agglomerated agricultural machinery: rows of tractors, combine harvesters, dumper trucks, juxtaposed into urban and industrial environments. At the same time, the protests had a far-right element.
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