BDC to Inject P1.39bn Across Strategic Sectors
Development finance institutions are easy to misread. From the outside they look like deep pockets handing out cheap money; from the inside they are forced to make a harder choice — between spreading capital thinly across politically attractive causes, and...
Content-led tourism
Lifestyle - Culture & Leisure · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 By the time a traveller books, the decision is usually already made. It was made earlier, in an article, a guide or a podcast that lodged the destination in the mind. As the...
Energy-efficient lodges
Lifestyle - Wellness & Fitness · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 A safari lodge's wildest expense is often the one nobody photographs: the diesel generator humming behind the staff quarters. Remote camps in the Delta and the Kalahari...
Fashion and retail lifestyle
Lifestyle - Hospitality & Tourism · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 Taste is no longer a mystery to be guessed at; increasingly it is a dataset to be modelled. Research into how consumers shift their preferences, the kind catalogued in...
Destination resilience
Lifestyle - Travel & Destinations · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 The places that win when the world grows nervous are rarely the loudest. They are the steady ones. The World Bank has cut its global growth outlook for 2026 and warned it...
Eastern Industrial Zone: A Chinese Park Counted in Jobs, Not Just Square Metres
A Chinese-built park 35km from Addis Ababa was meant to seed 20,000 local jobs. By late 2017 it had created roughly 10,000 – a real number, and a measure of the distance left to travel.
The African Diamond Boardroom
When African states start eyeing equity in De Beers, the question stops being about price and starts being about who sits in the room.
The Gulf Capital Thesis
Botswana’s energy and mineral deals with Oman show something specific: that Gulf capital can underwrite diversification when domestic finances are stretched.
Dukem’s Wager: What One Chinese Industrial Zone Taught Ethiopia About Factories
A private Chinese developer bet US$180 million on a field outside Addis Ababa in 2007. What grew there became a test of whether Africa can host the factory floor.
The Food-Security Ledger
Fertiliser and grain risks behave like exposures on a balance sheet. Reading food security as a ledger lets Botswana see its weak positions before a shock arrives.
SADC and Japan Forge Pact on Infrastructure, Trade and Security
SADC and Japan signed a Gaborone memorandum on 9 April 2026 spanning infrastructure, trade, investment and security. What the pact means for Botswana.
Grow or Green: Where Chinese Energy Lands in Africa’s Two Imperatives
Africa is told to cut emissions and to grow, at once. Chinese energy projects sit on the seam between those demands – and which way they tilt has shifted.
The Trust Stack
Digital payments spread only as fast as the trust beneath them. Reliability and security are not features bolted on later – they are the foundation the whole stack rests on.
The Desert Miracle: Moakanyi Magazine | Vol 06 Issue 01 | June 2026
Our June 2026 issue is out. How Duma Boko is re-architecting Botswana - from a diamond-dependent rentier state into a sovereign-equity economy built to rival the Gulf - and what that turn asks of everyone doing business here. Botswana is doing something most resource...
The Local-Content Turn
The push beyond diamonds into critical minerals is also a chance to settle an old question: who owns the value, and who has the skills to keep it onshore.
Generate, Carry, Build: Reading Africa’s Power Sector as One Chain
Generation, transmission and industry are usually budgeted in separate columns. The output of each is the input of the next – which is why the weakest link sets the pace.
The Sovereign Balance Sheet
Public debt and deficit pressure are usually read as a government story. They are also a map of where private opportunity moves when the state pulls back.
The Wires Between: Why Transmission Earns Its Own Story, Not a Footnote
New power plants get the headlines. The lines that carry their output get a clause at the end. That ordering hides where Africa’s electricity is actually lost.
The AI Access Divide
AI is starting to drive trade growth, but the gains flow to markets with power, devices, skills and connectivity. For Botswana the divide is a checklist, not a verdict.
The Energy Pass-Through Map
An oil shock rarely stays at the pump. It passes through freight, food and retail until it reaches the household budget – a map worth tracing before the next move.
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