Boko Breaks Ground on the 500MW Maun Solar Plant to Green the Delta
Botswana sells the world a clean image of wild places — the Okavango Delta, Chobe, the channels and floodplains that anchor a premium tourism economy — while running much of its grid on coal. That contradiction has long sat quietly behind the country's energy mix. On...
Boko Breaks Ground on the 500MW Maun Solar Plant to Green the Delta
Botswana sells the world a clean image of wild places — the Okavango Delta, Chobe, the channels and floodplains that anchor a premium tourism economy — while running much of its grid on coal. That contradiction has long sat quietly behind the country's energy mix. On...
Eyes on 410 Million Kg: Zimbabwe Positions Its Tobacco Crop Against Brazil, Tanzania and India
Global tobacco demand is not collapsing the way the headlines about declining smoking rates might suggest; it is shifting, and the supply to meet it is being fought over by a handful of serious producing nations. Brazil, Tanzania and India are scaling to capture that...
ICT Roadmap 2030: 100,000 Jobs and Digital-First Services
Botswana built its prosperity on what came out of the ground. The next chapter depends on something that does not: the ability to move data, build software and deliver services digitally in an economy still defined by diamonds. The contradiction is sharp — a country...
From Informal to Formal: Gold-Mobilisation Workshops Lift Artisanal Deliveries in Zimbabwe
For years the paradox of Zimbabwe's gold sector has been visible in plain sight: artisanal and small-scale miners produce a large share of the country's bullion, yet much of that metal once leaked across borders into informal channels, depriving the fiscus of foreign...
Coined History: How the SARB Will Mint SA’s Liberation Milestones
Cabinet has approved 2026 commemorative R2 and R5 circulation coins from the SARB honouring Charlotte Maxeke, 1976, the Constitution and the Women’s March.
Industrial Court Gets a Case-Management Unit to Slash Five-Year Backlogs
Botswana’s Industrial Court gets a four-judge case-management unit to cut a backlog where average turnaround exceeds five years — a fix with real commercial
Calendar Rewritten: Early High Water Could Reshape Victoria Falls’ Tourist Seasons
An early Zambezi flood from Zambian and Angolan rains has merged Victoria Falls’ Easter and May–October peaks, forcing the trade to plan for a moving season.
Migrant Entrepreneurs Need Working Capital, Not Only Protection
Migrant-owned businesses restarting after closure need working capital, not only protection. How to design recovery finance on verified trading history.
Milestones of Freedom: How SA Marks Its Liberation Anniversaries
South Africa’s Milestones of Freedom campaign launches 18 June 2026, marking liberation anniversaries including the 1956 Women’s March.
Stanbic Festival Scales Up, Hiring 500+ for Music Extravaganza
Stanbic Bank’s Music and Lifestyle Festival was set to hire 500+ staff in 2026, up from 400 — a small test of whether Botswana’s events economy creates jobs.
Early Flood, Full Houses: Victoria Falls Hotels Top 70% Occupancy as Easter Crowds Arrive
Victoria Falls hotels topped 70% occupancy over Easter 2026 as an early Zambezi flood met holiday crowds, holding firm despite flight disruption.
The Credit Risk of a Missing Workforce
How sudden migrant-worker departures hit SME borrower revenue and debt-service capacity, and why lenders should add labour-continuity to credit reviews.
Reset at 50: How Youth Month Frames Education and Enterprise for a New Generation
Youth Month 2026 marks 50 years since the 1976 Soweto Uprising under RESET@50, focusing on equal education, inclusion and skills development.
Boko Breaks Ground on the 500MW Maun Solar Plant to Green the Delta
President Boko officiated the 500MW Maun solar PV plant on 16 April 2026, shifting Botswana’s energy mix from coal to renewables at the Okavango Delta’s
Levy Rethink: Zimbabwe Weighs CSR Suspension to 2029 and Afforestation Revision for Greener Curing
Zimbabwe weighs suspending the tobacco CSR levy to 2029 and revising the afforestation levy to ease grower margins and encourage greener curing.
Political Violence Insurance Is No Longer Only for Mines and Malls
Unrest risk has spread to microbusinesses, gig platforms and rental property while cover still serves mines and malls. The case for pooled unrest insurance.
Zone Pitch: How SA’s SEZ Conference Spotlights R31.7 Billion and 28,821 Jobs
SA’s 2nd International SEZ Conference in KZN spotlights 12 zones, 224 investors, R31.7bn and 28,821 jobs. What the numbers mean for investors.
ICT Roadmap 2030: 100,000 Jobs and Digital-First Services
Botswana’s ICT Roadmap 2030 targets 100,000 ICT jobs, a Tier III data centre, Digital Services and Cyber Security Acts, and the BOTSAT-1 satellite.
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Business interruption cover pays for damage. Precautionary shutdowns have none. Audit wording, exclusions and evidence before the next march.
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