Zimbabwe Receives the Largest Share: What Happens if Senders Leave?
Zimbabwe is the largest single destination for money sent home from South Africa — a fact of geography, history and labour that has quietly underwritten a slice of the region’s payments economy. That concentration was always a strength of the corridor. Under an...
The Botswana Boardroom Letters
Content - Books & Guides · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 An owner does not feel a global growth revision as a statistic; they feel it as a question about whether to hire next month. When the World Bank cut its global growth outlook to...
Blue Economy growth agenda across SADC — policy and strategy logic and what comes next
Regional blocs produce declarations far more easily than they produce operational law. That is the standing contradiction in SADC's institutional history, and it is the lens through which the outcomes of the 3rd Africa Blue Economy Week, held in Luanda from 22 to...
Blue Economy growth agenda — agrifood value-chain opportunity — for regional operators
Fish is agrifood, but SADC's institutions rarely treat it that way. Fisheries governance sits with maritime and environment portfolios, agriculture ministries manage crops and livestock, and the value chains that connect a landed catch to a processed, packaged,...
The Mining Services Directory
Content - Voices & Podcasts · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 A mines minister can announce a pivot in a single sentence, but it takes a thousand small firms to carry it out. When Botswana signalled it would expand exploration beyond...
Data-Driven Relief: Councils Register Farmers Hurt by FMD Ban
Councils have begun registering FMD-hit farmers for a compensation database – and are assembling the structured data that start-ups and insurers have long wanted to build on.
Public Works Tackle FMD: Ikageng Labour Mobilised for Biosecurity
Government has put over 1,000 Ikageng workers to clearing bush and building fences against foot-and-mouth disease – an emergency wage scheme with a quiet second life as durable biosecurity.
Inclusive Afro Tech: DJs Break Barriers in Botswana’s Nightlife
Nightlife is rarely designed with access in mind. A GIMC Afro Tech show puts a wheelchair-using DJ and women DJs on the decks, and asks venues to keep up.
Karate Championship Kicks Off to Build a Combat-Sport Community
Botswana’s combat-sport scene has lacked a regular national stage. The Botswana Defence Force has launched a national karate championship and is courting sponsors to build one.
From Mine to Orchard: Selebi Phikwe Turns to Citrus to Revive Jobs
When BCL’s mine closed, Selebi Phikwe lost its economic spine. A citrus farm now employing over 300 workers is one attempt to put a different engine in its place.
Crowning Culture: Miss World Botswana Spotlights Nama Traditions
National pageantry usually keeps to the capital. Miss World Botswana Ruth Thomas took her platform to the Nama community, wearing traditional attire to spotlight a smaller culture.
Neuro Inclusion Becomes Botswana’s Next Productivity Frontier
Botswana’s labour market debates skills shortages while a large pool of capable workers stays unhired. An HR conference reframes neurodiversity as a productivity question.
Track and Field Faces Integrity and Inclusivity Challenges
The Botswana Athletics Association AGM in June 2026 reported a positive doping test and a fall in female participation, pledging remedial programmes on both fronts.
Botswana Taxes Streaming and SaaS: Digital VAT Goes Live
From 1 June 2026, BURS requires non-resident digital providers to register for VAT, a move it expects to raise about P450 million in additional revenue.
Neurodiversity as Innovation Driver: Businesses Urged to Adapt
Lyra Botswana’s MD told HR leaders in June 2026 that 15 to 20 percent of people are neurodivergent and that inclusive workplaces are two to three times more productive.
Military Hosts Karate Open to Groom Future Champions
The Botswana Defence Force organised a nationwide karate open in June 2026 to nurture talent and open sponsorship pathways for the discipline.
Multilateral Loans Plug Budget Gaps in Hard Times
Botswana turned to World Bank and AfDB loans to finance health, water and energy projects, cushioning the budget through the downturn under reform conditions.
Currency Under Pressure as Diamond Exports Slow
As diamond exports slowed, foreign-currency inflows thinned and the pula came under downward pressure, putting reserve management at the centre of the response.
Still Waiting on the Whistle: School Sports Stall Over Pending Equipment
Education regions report school sports stalling for want of gear, as equipment requests sit awaiting approval and the season waits with them.
Beans, Samp and Schedules: Kanye Keeps School Meals Moving Despite Delays
Kanye council moved to fix supply shortages in its school feeding programme, keeping beans, samp and the rest of the menu reaching learners despite delays.
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