Wimpy and Vida e Caffè: The Two Women I Love Equally, and My Daily Torment of Choosing One
A Confession of a Man Madly in Love With Two Women, Oops, Brands (A Brand Review) - I have a confession to make, and I make it in public because a man of my standing cannot be caught sneaking. I am in love with two women. Not one and a half. Not one, plus a weakness....
Before Opening or After Closing: Cleaning Around the Business Day
A salon in Mogoditshane cannot be mopped while a client's colour is developing, and a CBD office cannot be vacuumed while a meeting is running. Commercial cleaning is only half a hygiene question; the other half is a scheduling problem, and business owners who treat...
Six Ways a Cleaner Builds a Professional Reputation
A cleaner's reputation is built one ordinary morning at a time, and it is the most valuable thing she owns. It cannot be bought or claimed; it is what other people say about her when she is not in the room, and in a market where most hiring still happens by word of...
MP Pushes ID-Card Travel to Unlock Kazungula Trade
A border is supposed to be a line on a map. At Kazungula, it too often behaves like a wall. The crossing where Botswana meets Zambia, within sight of Zimbabwe and Namibia, sits at one of the busiest commercial chokepoints in the region — and yet the document...
Why Local Knowledge Still Matters in a Digital Hiring Market
A database can tell you that a cleaner lives in Tlokweng, charges P250 a day and says she can do laundry. It cannot tell you that she is the one the whole street trusts with a spare key, or that the last family she worked for moved to South Africa and would gladly say...
Fashion and retail lifestyle
Consumer behaviour is being mapped more closely than ever, and the shifts that researchers track abroad reshape what local fashion and luxury pop-ups can sell in Gaborone.
Destination resilience
When the World Bank cuts its global growth outlook and warns of a sharper drop if conflict spreads, capital and travellers alike retreat to what feels safe. Botswana’s stability is a destination
Business-class lifestyle
As Botswana’s budget projects a rebound after a commodity downturn, the country’s executives are quietly resetting how they spend – trading display for discretion without leaving the premium tier.
Family-budget travel
Consumer price pressures are pushing travellers toward value, and for Botswana operators the family-budget package is less a discount than a way to keep the local market moving.
MICE tourism
World trade rose in April in a fresh sign of resilience, and the investment forums that follow such resilience are exactly the meetings Botswana can host – growing its MICE tourism around them.
Heritage branding
With the WTO’s leading indicator pointing to continued trade resilience, a small economy like Botswana must compete on value, not volume – and culture is the premium layer.
Outdoor economy
As stagflation fears fade and fresh buyers return to South African assets, the renewed regional appetite for risk gives Botswana’s wildlife and conservation tourism a chance to widen local income.
Cross-border leisure
World trade rose in April in a fresh sign of resilience, and for Botswana’s leisure businesses the regional trade and travel rules that follow are felt at the border, not the boardroom.
Hospitality finance
Botswana’s budget projects an economic rebound this year, but for hotels the recovery only counts if cost discipline holds while rates and fuel keep moving.
Creative economy
Music, fashion and content now live or die on digital platforms and the trust that moves money across them. For Botswana’s creators, the platform is both the stage and the gatekeeper.
Wellness tourism
As the World Bank trims its global growth outlook, the pressure that slows economies is the same pressure that fills wellness retreats. Botswana sits closer to that market than it thinks.
Sports sponsorship
A sponsor’s logo is a bet on stability. When economies strain, that money does not vanish; it migrates toward resilient national brands. Botswana’s calm is a sponsorship asset.
Orange Botswana Pledges P1m to the Golden Grand Prix
Orange Botswana has pledged P1m to sponsor the FNB Botswana Golden Grand Prix, a World Athletics Continental Tour meeting set for 26 April 2026.
Executive retreats
When the world economy wobbles, leadership teams need a room with the door closed. A cut global growth outlook is, awkwardly, demand for the strategic retreat.
Culinary business
A restaurant menu is a price list disguised as a pleasure. When global food prices climb, the menu is the first place a kitchen absorbs the shock, in portions, sourcing and prices.
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