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Botswana’s Approach to Good Governance: Lessons for Southern Africa
Discover Botswana’s approach to good governance and the lessons it offers Southern Africa in transparency, accountability, and sustainable development.
Biomass Energy History, and Future of Renewables
By Staff Writer | for Moakanyi Magazine At present, the public strategies, policies, acts and regulations at play in the Energy sector of Botswana include the Electricity Act (2007), National Energy Policy (Draft, 2015), Botswana Energy Master Plan (2003), and the...
The Mind is your Ground for Greatness or Failure
The mind is very powerful. It gives sense of all functions of the body parts and the environment around it. The computer box. The central hub of all interpretations, translations, actions, explanations and transactions of either the soul, spirit or body. It is where...
iGaming in South Africa: A Booming Market with Untapped Potential
South Africa is rapidly becoming a hotbed for iGaming, attracting both local and international players eager to capitalise on its burgeoning market. With a growing middle class, high mobile penetration, and an increasingly tech-savvy population, the country offers...
From Bad Boy to Business Mogul: The Rise and Fall of Sean “Diddy” Combs
Sean "Diddy" Combs, the hip-hop mogul and business titan, faces a crumbling empire amidst a growing legal storm and the absence of a protective media shield. Reputation for millionaires and billionaires has to be built and managed by their own media machines they...
Smart Agriculture: How Technology is Revolutionizing Farming in Namibia
Explore how smart agriculture is revolutionizing farming in Namibia, with innovations like IoT, AI, and precision irrigation driving sustainability and productivity.
Elections amid Slump: Diamonds and Jobs Dominate Botswana’s 2024 Ballot
During the October 2024 election the ruling party faced criticism over sluggish growth and unemployment, while the opposition pledged to raise the minimum wage to P4,000.
IMF Cuts Botswana’s 2024 Growth Forecast as Diamond Prices Slide
In October 2024 the IMF cut Botswana’s 2024 growth forecast to 1% from 3.6%, citing lower diamond demand amid a global slowdown and synthetic-gem competition.







