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...
Mining explorers
Profiles - Founders & Operators · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 Diversification is a word politicians use and geologists deliver. Behind Botswana's ambition to widen its mineral base beyond diamonds stands a less visible cast: the...
Energy dealmakers
Profiles - Women in Business & Rising Stars · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 Energy diplomacy usually dies in the gap between a communique and a contract. This year, officials from Oman and Botswana closed that gap. They moved renewable...
Botswana entrepreneurs
Profiles - Leadership & Governance · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 Most business plans assume the weather will hold. Botswana's entrepreneurs spent the year learning, again, that it does not. They navigated slow growth, fuel price...
Bank of Botswana policymakers
Profiles - Leaders & Changemakers · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 A small open economy cannot vote its way out of imported inflation, and it cannot print its way to growth. That is the standing tension the people who set monetary policy...
Cabanga Supplies Launches: Media-Backed Sourcing for Africa’s Business Growth
Johannesburg, South Africa - August 23rd, 2025 Cabanga Media Group, publisher of nine regional business magazines and operator of over 100 owned media channels across Africa, has officially launched Cabanga Supplies - a sourcing and supply division created to meet the...
Cabanga Supplies: From Request to Delivery, Your Sourcing Partner in South Africa
Business owners in Botswana, Namibia, and Angola often share the same frustration: sourcing reliable equipment can be expensive, time-consuming, and risky. From bakery ovens to gas equipment, from pumps to laptops, entrepreneurs are forced to rely on fragmented...
The Startup Godzilla: Feeding Growth Without Selling Your Soul
“My Godzilla needs more food to be a contending monster in the media world of business”, you may say, but remember, every founder has a Godzilla. At first, it’s small - a creature you can feed with your own savings, late nights, and the sheer fire of belief. You feed...
From Egg to Market: The Business Timelines of Southern Africa’s Poultry Sector
For the poultry farmer, the clock starts not when the bird leaves the shell, but when the egg first feels the warmth of incubation. The length of that journey - 16 days for a quail, 46 days for an ostrich - can determine how quickly capital returns, how often the...
Unlock Your Website’s Potential: 10 Key Features to Rank Higher on Google in Botswana
For African businesses, ranking on Google isn’t a luxury - it’s a lifeline. In a world where the first place a customer, investor, or supplier checks is your digital presence, your website needs to do more than just exist. It needs to perform. At Cabanga Digital...
3 Must-Have Website Features for Consultants | Cabanga Digital
Why Your Consulting Website Matters More Than Ever As a Consultant, your website is not a brochure - it’s your office, receptionist, and elevator pitch all rolled into one. Whether you’re offering strategy, tax, HR, branding, or legal advisory, clients will Google you...
Emily Chiinze: From Pastry Chef to Digital Chef
Before she grew Facebook communities, she grew pastries in hot ovens - muffins and memories. Before algorithms, came apron strings. Before reach and reels, there were racks of freshly baked goods rising with purpose. Her name is Emily Chiinze - and she’s proof that...
Performer vs. Operator: Why South Africans and Zimbabweans Clash – And Why They Need Each Other
Act I: The Clash That Wasn’t Conflict Across the borders and the cities, in construction sites, schools, hospitals, mines, and meeting rooms-there is a quiet tension that never quite explodes, but never disappears either. South Africans, born of rhythm and roar, feel...
Brothers of the Block: When ZANU-PF is Huey and ANC is Riley
An Afro-Boondocks Analysis of Southern Africa’s Favourite Siblings Act I: Welcome to Southernwood Somewhere on the southern block of the African cul-de-sac live two notorious brothers. They share the same revolutionary bloodline. They grew up in the same Cold War...
Tembisa is Not Sandton: The Quiet Faith of Building vs. The Loud Force of Blaming
Two women. Born same year. Same country. But different worlds. In the theatre of modern South African life, there’s a tale not often told with clarity - a tale of method. Not morality. A tale of how one arrives at power, not just that one possesses it. And in this...
SADC eighth Industrialisation Week — the definitive newsroom guide and what comes next
Official communiqués describe intentions. Independent evidence describes outcomes. The gap between the two is precisely what a newsroom exists to hold open, and the eighth SADC Industrialisation Week — opened by Madagascar's President Andry Rajoelina at the...
SADC eighth Industrialisation Week — regional demand and access for regional operators
Pharmaceuticals, textiles, leather goods and processed food were all named as priority sectors when the eighth SADC Industrialisation Week opened at the Novotel Hotel and Spa in Antananarivo on 29 July 2025 — every one of them a category a household across the region...
SADC eighth Industrialisation Week — regional economic opportunity and what comes next
Industry accounts for only 13 percent of SADC's regional GDP, a figure the bloc's own secretariat put on the record on the same day it opened an event named, without irony, Industrialisation Week. The eighth edition convened at the Novotel Hotel and Spa in...
SADC eighth Industrialisation Week — the lived regional economy for regional operators
Madagascar built its international reputation on lemurs, rainforest and an island economy shaped by tourism and conservation, not on mineral beneficiation or pharmaceutical manufacturing. Yet it was Antananarivo's Novotel Hotel and Spa that hosted the eighth SADC...
SADC eighth Industrialisation Week — institutional capability — for regional operators
Two figures spoke at the opening of the eighth SADC Industrialisation Week in Antananarivo on 29 July 2025, and they occupy very different positions in the machinery that would actually have to deliver on what was said. Madagascar's President Andry Rajoelina...
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