Funds for Her Farm: Women’s Development Fund and Microfinance Bank Anchor Agri Push in Zimbabwe
The advice given to women in agriculture is rarely the problem. The capital behind it usually is. Tell a woman farmer to step up into the value chain — into processing, aggregation, export — and the first question she will ask is the one most schemes cannot answer:...
The Diamond Reset special
Content - Voices & Podcasts · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 Botswana's most valuable conversation is also its most opaque. The diamond reset is unfolding through contracts, stakes and market shifts that few outside the rooms fully...
State of Botswana Business 2026
Content - Magazine Editions · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 The hardest thing about running a business in Botswana right now is not any single piece of news; it is holding all the pieces at once. The budget, the credit ratings, the diamond...
The reward economy
Lifestyle - Hospitality & Tourism · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 An expected rebound is not the same as a free-spending one. Botswana's budget projects an economic rebound this year, but recovery after a hard stretch tends to...
Health security travel
Lifestyle - Travel & Destinations · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 Crises fade from the headlines long before their lessons should fade from practice. The World Bank has cut its global growth outlook and warned the drop could deepen if...
Wool’s Global Reach: From the Karoo to Milan
South African merino wool reaches Milan through a testing, classing and auction system — the regional template, with Australia the global benchmark.
Compliance Is Key: EU Beef Market Hinges on FMD Control
Acting agriculture minister Dr Edwin Dikoloti told farmers that strict foot-and-mouth compliance could restore green status in 3 to 6 months, protecting the EU premium beef market.
Small Butcheries Caught in the Foot-and-Mouth Crossfire
Kgalagadi butchery owners warn that prolonged foot-and-mouth slaughter bans could ruin their businesses, and are calling for swift resolution.
Nightclub Owners Win Temporary Reprieve in Hours Debate
Bar owners led by Gilbert Seagile paused their petition against 24-hour trading in April 2026 after government assured them their concerns on extended hours would be addressed.
Child Support Grant Goes Live While Councils Seek New Revenue
Kgatleng District Council registered 349 beneficiaries for a new child-support grant in April 2026, even as it hunts for revenue of its own.
The World’s Mohair Capital Is in South Africa
South Africa produces about half the world’s mohair from the Eastern Cape — a genuine global monopoly built on angora genetics, climate and sorting discipline.
Grace Period for Motorists Highlights E-Governance Strains
President Duma Boko granted a one-week penalty moratorium on expired licences after slow online systems delayed renewals over the Easter period.
Dirty Money in Clean Houses: Real Estate Under Scrutiny
A regulator’s risk assessment estimates about P1.1 billion in illicit funds moved through Botswana’s property market, pointing to high valuations and weak regulation.
State Investor Bets P1.39bn on Non-Traditional Sectors
The Botswana Development Corporation plans to deploy P1.39 billion into agriculture, health, manufacturing, renewable energy and the creative industries over two years.
The Day-Old Chick: Genetics, Hatcheries and the Real Poultry Bottleneck
South Africa’s hatchery base shows why day-old-chick supply, not slaughter capacity, is the real poultry bottleneck for Zambia, Mozambique and Nigeria.
Exploration Intensifies in the Kalahari Copperbelt
UK-listed Aterian plc began a 90 km2 soil geochemistry survey over its Namib licences in Botswana’s Kalahari Copperbelt in April 2026, ahead of larger-scale drilling.
Maun’s Auto Hub: Toyota Expansion Signals Tourism Confidence
Halfway Toyota expanded its Ngami dealership in Maun in April 2026 – a small signal of investor confidence in a region that runs on tourism and local enterprise.
The Protein Transition: What Africa Will Eat in 2050
Rising incomes guarantee Africa’s protein boom — does South Africa’s integrated poultry model show Nigeria, Kenya and Ethiopia supplying 2050, or importing it?
Regulators Force Vivo to Relinquish Engen Botswana
Vivo Energy agreed to sell its 70% stake in Engen Botswana to the Fusion Spark consortium in April 2026, after competition concerns over the combined fuel business.
Blue Economy Policy: Turning Coastline Into GDP
South Africa’s Operation Phakisa framed the ocean economy as a growth priority — how Namibia, Mozambique and Kenya are converting coastline into real GDP.
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