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In a world increasingly driven by creativity and content, protecting intellectual property has become more critical than ever. For artists, writers, musicians, and other creatives in Zimbabwe, copyright serves as the foundation for safeguarding their work. By securing...
By Staff Writer | Book Review | for Moakanyi Magazine Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't is a management book by Jim C. Collins that describes how companies transition from being good companies to great companies, and how most...
A regional bloc's summit theme is usually read as a headline. It is more useful read as a symptom — a single sentence that reveals which parts of a much larger strategic architecture are receiving political attention in a given year. The 44th SADC Summit, held in...
By Oscar Habeenzu | for Moakanyi Magazine Ego sometimes makes a baboon unaware that it is confronting a predator, only to find itself breathing its last, as it laments the slight possibility of reversing its pride. Pride is the domain of lions and not baboons, but so...
INTRODUCTION In every society, there are many factors such as culture to influence the direction in which fashion is disseminated. This is an argument that shows that in Botswana trickle-cross theory is ideal for the current situation. Influences on fashion define the...
Innovation is the lifeblood of any economy, and patents play a crucial role in protecting inventors’ rights while encouraging the development of new technologies. In Zimbabwe, the patenting process ensures that inventors have exclusive rights to their inventions,...
By Ronald | for Moakanyi Magazine The biggest distraction of our faith and success is WORRY. Worry is a quality of being timid and/ or sceptical of the possibility of a loss, endangerment or injury as a consequent for indulging in certain events brought forth by...
Botswana’s 2024 transition is real history; the framing of a youth-driven power shift here is an illustrative scenario, not a sourced claim – and is treated as such.
The Extraordinary Virtual Summit that SADC Heads of State and Government convened on 20 May 2024, chaired by Angolan President João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço as SADC Chairperson, was formally justified under Article 10 of the SADC Treaty, which establishes the Summit...