Cabanga TV is live: watch how Chicken Inn conquered Zimbabwe and Africa
EcoCash, a millionaire cattle farmer, a tobacco farm that employs women and Zimbabwe's best travel company are among the stories now free to watch. HARARE, 17 October 2026 - Chicken Inn started in Zimbabwe and went on to feed customers across the continent. The story...
Botswana’s Diamond Stockpile Doubles as Prices Slump
An economy that depends on a single commodity learns the hard way that demand, not production, sets the terms. Botswana can mine diamonds efficiently; what it cannot do is force the world to buy them at the price it needs. That asymmetry is now visible in a single...
The Investor’s Three Scenarios: Containment, Recurrence or Escalation
Every investor exposed to South Africa is being asked, implicitly, to price a question no model was built for: whether the current wave of weekly anti-migrant protests will be contained, will recur in cycles, or will escalate. The instinct is to wait for clarity. The...
Seven cleaning niches worth testing before you scale
A new cleaning company can offer to clean almost anything, and many do, chasing every enquiry that comes through the door. The wiser move, before a founder spends money on machines, chemicals and a second pair of hands, is to treat the market as a set of separate...
Local Procurement Plans Need a Nationality-Risk Audit
Procurement teams audit for price, quality and delivery. They rarely audit for the one exposure that anti-migrant disruption makes material: how much of a supplier’s ability to deliver rests on migrant-owned subcontractors and migrant workers whose position has...
Ten systems that turn a crew into a multi-site operator
The leap that breaks cleaning firms is the first extra site, not the first extra crew. Ten systems let one standard survive across locations the owner cannot watch.
More cleaners is not the same as more company
Turning away work tempts a founder to hire. But adding people without systems magnifies every weakness. What scales a cleaning company is the operating model, not the headcount.
Hot Seat: How Sasol’s Simon Baloyi Balances Profit and Decarbonisation
Sasol CEO Simon Baloyi on the core leadership tension: delivering short-term performance while steering the group’s long-term decarbonisation.
Botswana’s Diamond Stockpile Doubles as Prices Slump
Botswana’s diamond stockpile has swelled to about 12 million carats — nearly double the permissible level — as a gem-price slump constrains output and revenue.
Fifty Kilos to Trade: ZMX Warehouse Receipts Open Grain Markets to Smallholders in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s ZMX warehouse-receipt system lets smallholders trade grain on 50kg deposits, with receipts as loan collateral and a 2,000-tonne 2026 opening.
The Investor’s Three Scenarios: Containment, Recurrence or Escalation
A 90-day scenario matrix for investors exposed to South Africa’s anti-migrant protests: containment, recurrence or escalation, each with operational triggers.
Five layers that build a cleaner record clients trust
Trust in a cleaner is built in layers. Five of them, in order, turn a self-description into a checkable record that clients believe and a worker can carry.
When work scatters, a verified history becomes the asset
When a cleaner works for six households a month, her reputation scatters. A portable, verified record of experience and references is what makes it travel with her.
Seven cleaning niches worth testing before you scale
Before buying machines and hiring hands, a small cleaning firm should test which niche actually pays. Seven options, and a test-before-you-scale discipline drawn from real South African operators.
Seat Open: How the Reserve Bank Hunts a Shareholder-Elected Director
The SARB called for nominations for a shareholder-elected non-executive director by 13 March 2026, with set board composition and eligibility rules.
Boko Tells Police to Innovate Amid the Emotional Toll of Duty
President Boko urges the Botswana Police Service to modernise against organised crime while acknowledging the psychological toll of duty — a dual reform agenda.
Hub Builder: WAU Founder Olga Nhari Scales a Women’s Agribusiness Farm Hub in Zimbabwe
WAU founder Olga Nhari is scaling a Women’s Agribusiness Farm Hub in Zimbabwe, moving female smallholders from labour to value-chain ownership.
Local Procurement Plans Need a Nationality-Risk Audit
Local-procurement plans in South Africa can hide delivery risk in migrant-owned subcontractors — run a nationality-risk audit before awarding tenders.
Why a narrow cleaning niche beats a broad one
General cleaning competes on price; specialists charge for expertise. From sneaker laundries to post-construction crews, South African founders show that owning one narrow, recognisable problem is the stronger strategy.
Five waste-recovery services a cleaning company can add
A cleaning business already handles waste it throws away. Five gradual additions – sorting, scheduled collection, aggregation, event waste and recycler partnerships – turn that stream into revenue without becoming a full recycler.
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