The metaverse means business in Mzansi but may not be ready for prime time

In the past month, two major South African brands announced separately that they had bought “land” in the metaverse, a diverse range of virtual worlds accessed through browsers, mobile devices and virtual reality headsets.

In the past month, two big South African brands announced separately that they had bought “land” in the metaverse, a diverse range of virtual worlds accessed through browsers, mobile devices and

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