Business-class lifestyle
Lifestyle - Culture & Leisure · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 A downturn changes how the well-off spend long before it changes whether they spend. Botswana's budget projects an economic rebound this year, but the commodity cycle...
Tourism consumers
Consumers - Technology & AI · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 A holiday in the Okavango is priced in more than lodge tariffs. It is priced in the stability of the region around it - the currencies, the borrowing costs and the energy...
Luxury reset
Consumers - Brands & Advertising · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 No country has more reason to watch the diamond market than the one whose budget leans on it. When S&P downgraded Botswana as the diamond sector faced global...
Karuma: Uganda’s 600 MW Bet on Industry, Built Over Twelve Years
Property - Construction & Engineering · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 Uganda switched on 600 MW of new generation in 2024 for a grid whose peak demand sits closer to 1,000 MW. On paper that looks like a surplus built ahead of need....
Consumer electronics
Consumers - E-Commerce & Marketplaces · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 The strength in global trade has a specific engine inside it. The latest data, showing world trade rose in April in a fresh sign of resilience, was lifted in part by...
A Company Profile is a Must for Business Growth
A Company Profile is a must have for business growth in dynamically expanding economic territories in Africa, as it is elsewhere. Business in Africa is fast becoming demanding as most economies are on empowerment drivers of local entrepreneurs, and that creating a...
Zambia Must get Medical Supplies from South Africa
As the new dispensation of the Zambian economics rolls out, there is need to look to affordable sources of necessities like medical supplies, acquiring them from partner economies like South Africa as opposed to overseas. The South African medical supplies industry...
The Growth of Facade Engineering and Construction Industry in South Africa
Facade Engineering, commonly complimented with Rope Access, a speciality niche within the Construction industry, is subtly growing in South Africa, with bright future prospects both globally and in Africa. In South Africa, companies like Africa Façade Access (Pty)...
Reconfiguring Leadership for Progress and Profitability
Change in leadership is necessary, and changing leadership helps in the development process of an institute and businesses. Anderson has delved into the history of Change Leadership and links the early origins to the dissatisfaction of leaders during the late 1980s...
Oscar Habeenzu: A Coffeelectual in a Progressive Africa
Africa is progressing. This progress being forged in a Digital Age by published global minds like Oscar Habeenzu, the Coffeelectual, passionate about Africa’s economic prosperity. He leads his businesses with fluidity and post-Covid foresight; all benefiting readers...
A World of Trade: Productivity Matters in Nigeria and South Africa
There is vast trade between Nigeria, South Africa, and the continent of Africa at large, because in this world of trade, what matters more is what a country produces, as that affects the livelihood of citizens, and currency rates. According to the Guardian Nigeria,...
Strengths of the Chinese Economic and Political Model
The Chinese model (socio-economic and political system) is about leadership – visionary, strategic, technocratic and meritocratic leadership. It is driven by a long-term shared national vision, strategic thinking, strategic planning, effective implementation, monitoring and evaluation.
The Diversity of Money in Zambia and Africa
Money is diverse, and one can only see its diversity when they travel across countries for business or pleasure. Money is there to help transact, paying for plane tickets, or even refuelling the car as you travel. In Western economies, when you go to the airport, you...
Al-Fayrouz: The Largest Fish Farm in Africa
Built at an estimate cost of US$200 million, Al-Fayrouz Fish Farming Project, is now the largest Aquaculture project in Africa. The farm is expected to produce over one million tons of fish and generate more than US$200 million in revenues in the next five years. The...
Vendors & Cross Borders: Zimbabwe must Formalise Informal Businesses for Economic Growth
An informal business sector is that sector which uses capital and unskilled labour in production and produces non traded consumption goods whereas a formal sector utilizes skilled and unskilled labour in production and produces a traded good which is both an...
UPICtv: The Botswana Equivalent of Netflix
Conceived in 1997 by Reed Hastings, Netflix is a name that comes to mind when talking about online video streaming and internet-connected screens. Following this model, Botswana launched its own channel called UPICtv in 2020. But what is Netflix? Netflix Inc. is the...
Smart Cities: Deloitte says Africa is Ready
Insightfully, Deloitte says that Africa is ready for Smart Cities, as they detailed it in an insightful report titled "Africa is ready to leapfrog the competition Through Smart Cities Technology". All Cities are unique from their geographic layout to their...
Credibility Diplomacy: A Necessity for Pan-Africanism
In order for Pan-Africanism to work, there is need for Credibility Diplomacy. Simply defined, Credibility comprises the objective and subjective components of the believability of a source or message. Credibility is one of the greatest emotional assets that has seen...
Waterhole Theory: On Social Media, African Businesses are Hunters
Social Media is hunting ground for brands and businesses, to get unsuspecting consumers for the consumption of their goods and service – a waterhole. A waterhole is a depression in the ground in which water can collect, or a more permanent pool in the bed of an...
Mastercard: Investing in the Future of African Money
In Banking and Finance in Africa, many look at big brands, continental banking giants, but none looks at subtle but strong contenders like Mastercard. Mastercard is on an investment drive in the world next great thing in finance and banking – Africa. This is not happening in public spaces and media, but in one deal to the next, one key investment to the next.
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