Migrant Entrepreneurs Need Working Capital, Not Only Protection
Public debate about anti-migrant hostility tends to split into two camps: those who call for protection and those who call for enforcement. Both talk about safety. Neither addresses the balance sheet of a trader whose shop has been closed, looted or abandoned, and who...
Reset at 50: How Youth Month Frames Education and Enterprise for a New Generation
South Africa marks Youth Month with no shortage of commemoration and a persistent shortage of opportunity for the young people it honours. The 2026 edition tries to hold both truths at once, anchoring remembrance to a forward agenda. Youth Month 2026 commemorates the...
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...
Levy Rethink: Zimbabwe Weighs CSR Suspension to 2029 and Afforestation Revision for Greener Curing
A levy meant to fund a public good can quietly become a drag on the very producers it taxes, and when prices are under pressure the cost of getting that balance wrong rises. Zimbabwe's tobacco growers carry several such charges, and the government is now signalling a...
Political Violence Insurance Is No Longer Only for Mines and Malls
Political violence insurance in South Africa has long been a big-ticket product. It protected the assets that could afford it — mines, malls, factories, corporate property — against riot, unrest and civil commotion, perils the country knows well. The microbusiness,...
From Informal to Formal: Gold-Mobilisation Workshops Lift Artisanal Deliveries in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s gold-mobilisation workshops teach artisanal miners to formalise and sell through Fidelity Gold Refinery, lifting official deliveries 10.5%.
The Bank Account That Cannot Protect Its Owner
Inclusion gave migrants bank accounts, not safety. In a displacement event the account locks the owner out. The emergency-access protocols banks should build.
Press Play: How MTN One TV Bets on Streaming Across Africa
MTN One TV launched on 8 June 2026 with streaming and Pay-TV across Africa, using mobile money and flexible payment to compete on access over catalogue.
Butchers Back FMD Ban but Warn Extended Suspension Threatens Survival
Kgalagadi butchers back FMD slaughter suspensions but warn that prolonged curbs could bankrupt them — the tension between disease control and livelihood
Cure Without Firewood: Zimbabwe Reviews Levies to Hit Sustainable Tobacco Curing by 2029
Zimbabwe is reviewing the afforestation levy and may suspend the CSR levy to 2029, freeing tobacco farmers to fund cleaner curing and end firewood use.
Zimbabwe Receives the Largest Share: What Happens if Senders Leave?
Zimbabwe is the biggest destination for remittances from South Africa. Departures hit Zimbabwe-facing payment firms with liquidity and demand shocks at once.
Super-App: How MTN and Ant International Are Building MoMo’s Next Layer
MTN Group Fintech and Ant International partnered on 9 June 2026 to build a MoMo super-app with mini-apps and fraud prevention, anchored on inclusion.
Biosecurity Lapses Trigger FMD Outbreak at AI Centre
Minister Dikoloti links an FMD outbreak at Ramatlabama AI Training Centre to human biosecurity lapses, forcing BMC abattoir closures — and testing EU beef
Quality Closes the Gap: State Moves to Steady Tobacco Prices as Better Leaf Enters Zimbabwe Floors
After low opening prices, Zimbabwe engaged industry and better-quality leaf narrowed auction-contract gaps, with output projected at 385-410m kg in 2026.
R19 Billion in Remittances Now Sits Inside a Political Risk Event
Anti-migrant departures turn about R19bn in South African remittance flows into a political risk event. How to forecast declines by corridor and segment.
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...
Market Movers: How MTN Reshuffled Its People Chief and Country CEOs
MTN named Mitwa Ng’ambi Chief People & Culture Officer and new CEOs for Côte d’Ivoire and Zambia from 2 June 2026 — a coordinated senior reshuffle.
Botswana to Open Moscow Embassy, Woos Russian Investors for Rare Earths
Botswana flags a Moscow embassy and invites Russian investment in rare earths and diamonds — a bid to widen partners and its resource base amid the diamond
Funds for Her Farm: Women’s Development Fund and Microfinance Bank Anchor Agri Push in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s Women’s Development Fund and Women’s Microfinance Bank are positioned to put working capital behind women’s push up the agriculture value chain.
Afrophobia as a Growth Constraint, Not a Social Footnote
Anti-migrant hostility is a growth constraint for South Africa, not a footnote — how closures, lost skills, security and diplomatic costs compound.
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