Sports sponsorship
Lifestyle - Wellness & Fitness · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 A sponsor's logo on a jersey is a bet on stability, a wager that the team, the event and the country behind them will still look like a safe association a year from...
Capital follows energy
Money - Fintech & Payments · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 Capital has learnt to follow the kilowatt. Renewable, oil-storage and grid projects are drawing strategic investment worldwide, and Botswana has positioned itself in that flow:...
Insurance against shocks
Money - Banking · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 Risk no longer arrives one at a time. Conflict, disease and commodity volatility have lately struck fuel, food and mining together, and the World Bank's downgraded global outlook warns...
TAZARA’s Real Cargo: Copper to the Sea Through Dar es Salaam
Economics - Trade & AfCFTA · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 A railway is judged by its track; a corridor is judged by its port. The US$1.4bn revival of the 1,860km TAZARA line is framed as restoring a dilapidated railway, but the...
Working-capital buffers
Money - Finance & Strategy · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 Faced with shipments that arrived late or not at all, firms worldwide responded by holding more stock. Global supply disruptions encouraged inventory stockpiling, even as world...
The Future of Leadership is Female
Despite South Africa’s attempts to even out the playing field between men and women in leadership, the country still has a long way to go. Reports have shown moderate improvement in the appointment of women at executive level but have remained conspicuously unchanged...
Emchi Detergents | for Household Cleaning and Sanitation
Emchi Detergents, is small scale manufacturer of household detergents in Belvedere, Harare. Emchi is a product and brand of Emily Chiinze. Emily with her family, for many years now, have made detergents for family, friends, neighbours and local shops in Belvedere, and...
The Catfish Syndrome: Why some NPOs are well Funded than Others
According to the updated registers at the Department of Social Development, there are slightly over 80,000 compliant NPOs in South Africa. In recent years there were over 150,000, but due to non-compliance and financial challenges, almost half were classified as...
Ting-A-Ling as the New Minister of Health enters the Stage
In 2017, General Bae, as was he daubed by Zimbabwe's Social Media, Rtd. General, Constantino Chiwenga, the Vice President of Zimbabwe is back with "Operation Restore Legacy", and the hospital school bells shall ring. In April 2018, he abruptly fired all the striking...
50 Shots of Colour
Emotions build an attitude which ultimately builds character. Therefore, emotions are the foundation of our well- being. A wealthy man is first a healthy soul. Most of us, people, do not know the art and science of emotional intelligence and management hence the...
Self-Isolation: The Cure for Covid-19 and the Mirror
By In each step we take, there is a high probability of coronavirus contraction. Our chances of being victims of the deadly pandemic are upon our mobility. It is through these movements we make that we are able to fend for ourselves and our loved ones. But in this...
Winning Ways: Precept upon Precept
(Preview) – We are not climbing the same mountains, neither do we all start at the same height or level. We are not running the same race as far as life and business is concerned.
Coke Your Product: Keep Producing Even in Losing Start
In 1886, John Stith Pemberton invented Coke, and in that year, it is said he only sold 25 bottles of his product. In today's value that would be lightly over US$20 if you are in South Africa. It dawned on me the other day that, like Coke, there are some businesses...
Zampreneurship 2018: Companies and Sectors of Start-Ups in Zambia
In 2018, there were a total of 27,589 new companies registered in Zambia, a 3.2% increase from 2017, and 11% from 2016, a sign that the Zambian citizen is becoming more enterprising in recent years, as reported by the PatentACRA There are twelves sectors to which a...
Vumba Coffee: A Must-try for Coffee Tourists
Vumba, known for its wonderful mountains, valleys, and greenery, is also home to many Coffee Estates in Zimbabwe, growing some of the best Arabica blends in Africa. Of note is the Vumba Coffee, as they say, is one of the finest Arabica from the Eastern Highlands of...
CHOMA: The City of the Future
There is a city in the south of Zambia; a city of the future, called Choma. It has the profile of a city ready for rapid development, and hosts lucrative resources, and is populated by a people willing to relate. Choma is the capital of the Southern Province, which...
Copper Mining in Zambia – History and Future
Copper, a major export of Zambia, is under scrutiny as challenges arise and the industry constantly under probity. The Zambian copper mining industry as we know it today had its genesis in the 1920s. In 2016, in the 116th volume of the Journal of The Southern African...
ZamTourism38: Unlocking Tourism Sector Before 2038
According to the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), Travel and Tourism is Zambia’s 2018 fastest-growing national economic sector, contributing US$1,846.9 million (ZMK19.4 billion) to national economy, reported WTTC, and 318.9 thousand jobs to the Zambian economy...
Woodfuel in Africa
Woodfuel is the main cooking fuel for over 60% of households in Africa. This is expected to increase in the coming decades, due to lack of alternative household energy and growing charcoal demand in urban centres. Commercialization of woodfuel provides income to...
Trade Dress in Zambia
As we prepare for Post-Corona New Normal in global and local economics, Zambian business owners and brands, can no longer ignore the intellectual property issues arising from product package designing that affect the sales or their products – Trade Dress. In the...
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