Ten systems that turn a crew into a multi-site operator
The leap that undoes cleaning companies is not the first extra crew; it is the first extra site. One team in one building can be run by a supervisor who sees everything. Spread the same company across a dozen locations and every weakness is copied twelve times: a...
Creative economy
Lifestyle - Travel & Destinations · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 A song recorded in Gaborone can reach Lagos, London and Lusaka before the artist has been paid for the first stream. That gap - global reach paired with slow and...
Wellness tourism
Lifestyle - Culture & Leisure · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 The forces that drag on an economy and the forces that fill a spa are, at root, the same force. When the World Bank cut its global growth outlook for 2026 and warned the drop...
Orange Botswana Pledges P1m to the Golden Grand Prix
Corporate sponsorship usually buys exposure. The more interesting deals buy a country a stage. Orange Botswana has committed P1m to sponsor the FNB Botswana Golden Grand Prix, a World Athletics Continental Tour meeting set for 26 April 2026 — and the value of that...
Floors Under Pressure: Masuka Steps In as Early Tobacco Prices Slump in Zimbabwe
Tobacco is the crop that pays Zimbabwe's bills, and the auction floor is where the year's gamble is settled. So when early-season prices opened soft in 2026, the wager millions of growers had placed on a single season looked, for a moment, like a losing one....
The Goat Paradox: Africa’s Most Eaten, Least Commercialised Meat
Goat is Africa’s most eaten, least commercialised meat. How South Africa’s informal goat sector maps a continent-wide failure to build a formal value chain.
Mutton and the Karoo Lamb Brand
South Africa’s Karoo lamb shows provenance is value from marketing, not biology. Could Namibia and Lesotho build geographic-indication premiums on arid sheep?
Feedlots vs Veld: Two Roads to a Steak
Grain-fed feedlot beef and grass-fed veld beef are different industries. How South Africa’s dual system compares to Botswana and Namibia’s grass-fed bet.
The Communal Herd: Africa’s Trillion-Rand Dead Capital
About 40% of South Africa’s cattle sit outside formal markets as dead capital. Why the communal herd is southern Africa’s biggest red-meat opportunity.
Traceability or Bust: The Cattle-Tracking Revolution
South Africa lags Botswana and Namibia on cattle traceability the EU demands. Why a national livestock ID system is now export infrastructure for African beef.
BoFiNet Taps Data-Network Scholar to Drive Fibre Expansion
BoFiNet appointed Dr Gaone Seleka in March 2026 to lead its next growth phase, with an emphasis on digital infrastructure and cross-border connectivity.
Masunga Sports Facility Opens Doors to Community and Enterprise
The Masunga Sports Complex has opened to public bookings, with councillors proposing solar lighting and lower fees to lift utilisation.
Dormant University Hotel Gets a Second Life from Private Capital
Sky Clouds (Pty) Ltd has signed a March 2026 lease to refurbish the University of Botswana’s 80-room hotel and 15 conference rooms, injecting over P4 million.
Foot-and-Mouth: The Disease That Decides Who Exports
Foot-and-mouth disease, not herd size, decides who exports beef. How Botswana and Namibia’s zoning discipline out-classes South Africa on premium access.
Botswana’s Digital Ambition: From Fibre to Cyber Security
Communications Minister David Tshere unveiled the ICT Roadmap 2030 in March 2026, targeting 100,000 ICT jobs, broadband expansion and new digital and cyber-security laws.
Local Councils Battle Centralisation of Liquor Licensing
Kanye district councillors opposed March 2026 government plans to centralise liquor licensing and allow online permits, fearing lost local control and longer trading hours.
Labour Justice Gets a Digital Makeover — but Backlog Remains
A March 2026 budget outlined a Judicial Case Management unit – four judges, digital systems – to clear backlogged labour cases that still take about two years to resolve.
Inflation Ticks Up but Stays Within Target
The Bank of Botswana reported headline inflation rose from 4.0% to 4.2% in March 2026, driven by higher transport and food costs, but still comfortably inside the target band.
Botswana’s Beef Masterclass: How a Small Country Out-Exported a Giant
Botswana built EU-compliant traceability, disease zoning and cold chain to sell premium beef to Europe — the model South Africa’s larger herd never matched.
Chobe Connect: Turning a Tourist Town into a Cross-Border Logistics Hub
Kasane has long been a place tourists pass through rather than build in. Chobe Connect, a March 2026 investor conference, sets out to change that.
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