West Africa’s Atlantic coast and the Sahel now have a business magazine of their own. Miiroo Magazine covers eight countries - Sierra Leone, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, the Gambia, Senegal, Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger - reporting the real economy of a region home to more...
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Cabanga TV is live: watch the Botswana farmer who now supplies Shoprite and KFC
Choppies, the Botswana Development Corporation, the future of Botswana beef and Lesotho's leading entrepreneur are among the stories now free to watch. GABORONE, 17 October 2026 - Tshireletso Seoromeng started with a backyard operation. Today she supplies Shoprite and...
Botswana to Open Moscow Embassy, Woos Russian Investors for Rare Earths
Botswana flags a Moscow embassy and invites Russian investment in rare earths and diamonds — a bid to widen partners and its resource base amid the diamond
Five Things a Cleaning Supplier Must Make Clear to Buyers
Visibility only pays off when a buyer can understand the offer without a phone call. Five things a Botswana cleaning supplier should make unmistakable turn a listing into an order.
Botswana’s Diamond Stockpile Doubles as Prices Slump
Botswana’s diamond stockpile has swelled to about 12 million carats — nearly double the permissible level — as a gem-price slump constrains output and revenue.
MUSIKA launches a Procurement Desk for Botswana Businesses
Buyers can request South African goods through a managed sourcing, quotation and delivery process. Musika launches today for Botswana businesses procuring goods from South Africa. Retailers, contractors, farmers and institutions can select catalogue products or submit...
Six Cleaning Services a Small Business Can Build Around
Cleaning is one of the cheapest businesses to start in Botswana, but it hides several distinct markets. Six service models an entrepreneur can build around instead of doing everything.
MP Pushes ID-Card Travel to Unlock Kazungula Trade
Chobe MP Simasiku Mapulanga urged Botswana to adopt the SADC free-movement protocol for ID-card crossings at Kazungula to unlock trade through the corridor.
Political friction is becoming a regional business risk
Nigeria’s suspension of parliamentary engagements with South Africa shows how political disputes can move quickly into the channels that support trade, investment and cross-border confidence.








