Industrial Court Gets a Case-Management Unit to Slash Five-Year Backlogs
Justice that arrives five years late is, for most businesses, no justice at all. A dismissed worker waiting half a decade for a ruling has long since moved on or fallen into hardship; an employer carrying an unresolved claim cannot close its books or plan with...
Milestones of Freedom: How SA Marks Its Liberation Anniversaries
Liberation anniversaries risk becoming a calendar of fixed dates that the living observe and then forget by lunchtime. South Africa's latest commemorative campaign is an attempt to make those milestones legible as a connected story rather than a scatter of separate...
Stanbic Festival Scales Up, Hiring 500+ for Music Extravaganza
Botswana's economy has long carried a quiet imbalance: it generates wealth efficiently through diamonds and beef, but it generates jobs slowly. Capital-intensive sectors do not absorb the thousands of young people leaving school each year. Against that backdrop, a...
Early Flood, Full Houses: Victoria Falls Hotels Top 70% Occupancy as Easter Crowds Arrive
Tourism planners spend years trying to smooth the gap between a destination's quiet months and its full ones. At Victoria Falls this Easter, the gap closed itself — and not by design. The Zambezi rose earlier than usual, the domestic holiday crowd arrived on cue, and...
The Credit Risk of a Missing Workforce
A lender prices a loan on cash flows, collateral and a credit score. The loan is repaid by workers who turn up each morning to stock shelves, load delivery trucks and serve customers. Those two facts seldom sit on the same page of a credit file, yet they are the same...
Business Interruption Cover After June 30
Business interruption cover pays for damage. Precautionary shutdowns have none. Audit wording, exclusions and evidence before the next march.
Indaba Pitch: How SA Tourism Logged 2.91 Million Arrivals and an Aviation-Hub Bid
At Travel Indaba 2026 South Africa reported 2.91m arrivals, up 12.5%, and pitched itself as Africa’s aviation hub. What it takes to deliver.
Child-Support Grant Launches as Kgatleng Preps Road Projects
Kgatleng registered 349 child-support beneficiaries paid via the Social Benefits Payment and Reconciliation System from April 2026, as the district preps roads.
Up the Chain: Women’s Farm Hub Projects Connect Female Producers to Markets in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s Women’s Agribusiness Farm Hub launches community projects to scale value addition and connect female producers to markets up the value chain.
Cash Leaves With the Corner Shop
Foreign-run spaza shops are cash-in, cash-out and informal-credit points, not just retailers. When they close, financial-service deserts form. How to map them.
Cage Business: How PFL Africa’s Pretoria Card Grew the MMA Economy
PFL Africa’s second-season card at Pretoria’s SunBet Arena drew thousands, with 11 fights and backing from Siya Kolisi and Wayde van Niekerk.
KAGO Scholarship Funds Construction Training for Unemployed Workers
The KAGO Scholarship awarded over P250,000 to train ten students in building and construction trades in Botswana, targeting a stubborn skills shortage.
Two Lanes for Grain: ZMX–GMB Split Separates Commercial Trade From Strategic Reserves in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s ZMX exchange, 25% owned by the GMB, separates commercial grain trading from strategic reserves, splitting one crop into two specialised lanes.
Fintech’s Afrophobia Stress Test
Cross-border wallets promised portable money. Displacement tests whether they serve users across borders: portability, cash-out and support under strain.
Pink Retreat: How Tintswalo’s Summer House Adds Whimsy to the Cape Coast
Tintswalo Summer House, a 12-suite pink boutique hotel in Glencairn, opened April 2026 with themed suites, a pool and local cuisine.
Masunga Sports Complex Opens; Council Eyes Solar and Fee Review
Masunga’s new sports complex opened end-March 2026 as councillors weighed solar lighting and a booking-fee review to keep the facility affordable and running.
Better Leaf by Design: Zimbabwe Pushes Farmer–Research Collaboration on Tobacco Agronomy
Zimbabwe’s Agriculture Minister urges farmers, contractors and the Tobacco Research Board to collaborate on agronomy and crop presentation for better leaf.
KYC Under Pressure: When Documentation Delays Become Customer Flight
Permit and documentation gaps among returnees collide with KYC controls, turning due diligence into customer flight. Due diligence without blanket de-risking.
Y’ello Care: How MTN Mobilised Staff for Digital Health and Ebola Readiness
MTN’s 21 Days of Y’ello Care 2026 mobilises staff for digital health, Ebola readiness and AI diagnostics under an equitable-health theme.
Government Grants One-Week Grace for Expired Vehicle Licences
President Boko ordered a one-week penalty moratorium on expired vehicle licences after slow road-transport online systems over the Easter peak in Botswana.
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