Business Interruption Cover After June 30
Business interruption cover was built around a simple trigger: physical damage. A fire, a flood, a broken machine stops the business, and the policy pays for the lost trading while the damage is repaired. The disruption now facing South African operators does not fit...
Where cleaning ends and waste recovery begins
The line between cleaning up a mess and recovering something valuable from it is thinner than it looks. A cleaning crew that empties bins, a waste collector who sorts them, and a recycler who turns the contents back into raw material are increasingly parts of one...
MUSIKA launches a Trade Desk for Zimbabwe’s Business Buyers
Retailers, contractors and other enterprises can source South African goods through a managed procurement process. Musika launches today for Zimbabwean businesses buying from South Africa. Buyers can submit requirements, receive quotations and work through a trade...
Authorities Clarify FMD Controls: Dairy and Aggregates Exempt
Foot-and-mouth disease control tends to be discussed as a single switch — borders shut, trucks stopped, trade frozen. The reality is more granular, and the gap between blanket fear and the actual rules is where commercial damage often happens. In mid-February 2026,...
Digital at the Frontier: Immigration Chief Respect Gono Drives OBMS Rollout in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe's borders have long carried a quiet contradiction: the country sits at the centre of regional trade corridors, yet the act of crossing one of its posts could still mean hours in a queue, paperwork shuffled by hand, and revenue leaking through gaps that no...
The Executive Who Screams at the Bartender
Cabanga Africa Group releases a new manifesto for leaders who depend on digital infrastructure they have never bothered to understand. An executive walks into a bar and orders premium tequila. Not because they want it, but because it looks like something a serious...
Livestock movement compliance
Disease-control protocols decide whether Botswana’s beef reaches a premium market or stays home. For a country built on cattle, livestock compliance is market access by another name.
Joint Labs: The Quiet Infrastructure China Is Building Without Concrete
Three new China-Africa joint laboratories in soil, crop pests and animal disease are infrastructure you cannot photograph – the kind that decides whether knowledge stays on the continent.
Farming as industry
Food shocks keep proving the same point: agriculture is not a soft social sector but a strategic industry. The Botswana that treats farming as infrastructure weathers the next shock better.
Climate-smart funding
Global lenders are steering capital toward climate-resilience projects that are bankable. For Botswana the lesson is sharp: a good idea is not enough – the project has to be ready to finance.
Flora of Kenya: How an Orchid Atlas Became a Knowledge-Economy Test
A volume cataloguing Kenya’s orchids, co-edited by Chinese and Kenyan scientists, is a real research output. Whether it builds Kenyan capacity or just Chinese citations is the deeper question.
Smallholder aggregation
Buyers want reliable volumes, not scattered surpluses. That preference is quietly pushing Botswana’s smallholders toward cooperatives – and toward tables they could never reach alone.
Eyes Over Africa: China’s Remote-Sensing Offer Lands Before the Centre Does
China has delivered emergency satellite imagery to Nigeria and Ethiopia and software to Cameroon. The shared cooperation centre meant to anchor it all is still under construction.
Precision agriculture
Precision agriculture promises to do more with less – fewer inputs, better yields. For a water-scarce country like Botswana, that promise is less a luxury than a survival skill.
BeiDou in Africa: A Navigation System Looking for Its Ground Game
China lists at least ten African uses for its BeiDou satellites, from precision farming to wildlife tracking. What the record does not yet list is the named centres to run them.
Meat value chains
Regional food-security partnerships can open processing opportunities. For Botswana, a beef economy seeking to add value, the meat value chain is where regional demand and local ambition meet.
Twenty Digital Projects, RMB 360 Billion: FOCAC’s Next Frontier Pitch
At the 2024 Beijing summit China named the digital economy its next African frontier – 20 projects inside a three-year RMB 360 billion (US$50 billion) package. The detail is thinner than the headline.
Farm-to-market corridors
Transport infrastructure and fuel costs decide whether a Botswana farm turns a profit. As world trade shows fresh resilience, the corridor from farm to market is where margins are won or lost.
Transport and Food Push Inflation to 4.2% in March
Botswana’s headline inflation rose to 4.2% in March 2026 from 4.0%, with the trimmed mean at 4.8% signalling more durable underlying price pressure.
Tax Goes Digital: Zimbabwe Deploys TaRMS to Automate E-Invoicing and ZIMRA Enforcement
Zimbabwe’s 2026 budget deploys TaRMS to automate e-invoicing, integrate ZIMRA with other agencies and shift tax enforcement to real-time data.
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