Fertiliser and Food Systems Brief
Content - Magazine Editions · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 A maize farmer in Pandamatenga and a feedlot near Lobatse share a problem they rarely name together: their costs are set abroad. Fertiliser is imported, fuel is imported, and the...
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Can Menstrual Leave Advance Equity In The Workplace?
Oratile Mpuchane discusses this topic with Candice Chirwa, a renowned menstrual activist and author, and delves into the matter from a labour law perspective. The debate surrounding menstrual, or period leave as a fundamental right for all female employees has been...
China, a Welcome Competition to Germany in EV Global Market
China's electric car industry has been making waves in the global market, and its presence in Europe is growing stronger by the day. As European car manufacturers face a problematic situation with the rise of Chinese competition, it is important to examine the reasons...
10 Business Opportunities in Renewable Energy in South Africa
A country with abundant natural resources, including a high level of solar radiation, making it an ideal location for renewable energy projects; there are at least 10 notable Business Opportunities in Renewable Energy in South Africa. According to a report by Research...
Tutsirai Jenje: The Inspired Brand Builder in Africa
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BYD: The Tesla Competitor Dominating China’s EV Market
China’s electric vehicle market is rapidly expanding, with the country accounting for more than half of all EVs sold globally in 2022, with BYD leading the race.
Farmers Demand Compensation for Cattle Culled in FMD Battle
Makgadikgadi farmers sought compensation for cattle lost to culling and movement restrictions, underscoring the cost of disease control falling on the herd owner. [TK: widely reported, uncited.]
Vaccination Wins Over Mass Culling in Foot-and-Mouth Response
Veterinarians chose to vaccinate rather than mass-cull foot-and-mouth-infected livestock, relieving farmers and raising cold-chain demand. The shift moves the cost from destruction to logistics.
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Why SA: 5 Reasons Why Investing in South Africa is a Smart Choice for Africans!
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Schools Retire Donkey Carts in Favour of Safer Student Transit
Education authorities have directed schools to retire donkey carts for student transport, citing safety and animal welfare, in an April 2023 move toward formalised transit.
Holding the Line: Monetary Policy Bets on Falling Inflation
With inflation near 10%, the Bank of Botswana held its key rate at 2.65% in April 2023, betting price pressures would ease back into the 3 to 6% target band.
Government Lists Goods Allowed Across FMD Zones
Authorities published a list of permitted products in April 2023 to clear confusion and ease supply disruption across the country’s foot-and-mouth disease zones.
Governor Keeps Cool as Inflation Burns
With inflation running hot in early 2023, the Bank of Botswana governor held the line on a measured, data-driven response rather than a reactive one.
Post-Mining Pivot: Selebi Phikwe Citrus Project Seeks Expansion
After BCL’s copper-mine closure, Selebi Phikwe’s farming and tourism push includes a citrus project employing over 300 workers and now seeking expansion. A mining town learns to grow.
Clarity on Goods Allowed Through FMD Zones Reduces Trade Disruption
The Department of Veterinary Services listed goods such as hides and processed meats that may move across foot-and-mouth zones, easing confusion. Clarity, not new rules, reduced the disruption.
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