AFRICA THINKS HERE
On-the-ground business intelligence in South Africa & Eswatini, since July 2019.
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A R4.3 million online shop, a women-led car plant, Durban's big build and the township property market are among the South African stories now free to watch. JOHANNESBURG, 17 October 2026 - How does a bank that started with nothing become the biggest in the country?...
New Africa-focused analysis of Starbucks South Africa and vida e caffè examines accessibility, affordability, availability and route-to-market as the real mechanics of continental expansion. GABORONE, Botswana - 27 September 2026 - A new comparative analysis by...
The most common error in reporting a regional summit is treating a scheduled agenda and a finished decision as the same kind of fact. On 17 August 2026, at the Durban International Convention Centre in South Africa, SADC's 46th Ordinary Summit of Heads of State...
Global trade is holding up. The 2026 Opportunity Atlas is Moakanyi’s capstone, mapping all 270 issues by section, sector and business action for Botswana operators.
Global food prices keep moving. The Food Security Founder profiles the agri-operators in Botswana solving supply risks rather than just enduring them.
Botswana has signed energy and mineral deals with Oman. The Energy-Literate Founder teaches owners to read oil, power and solar risk for themselves.
World trade is rising again. The Exporter Readiness Checklist gives Botswana firms a toolkit to prepare for regional demand before the orders arrive.
Global trade is proving resilient. The Africa Thinks Here Index ranks opportunities by section across Moakanyi’s nine-desk architecture, turning coverage into a map.
With Botswana’s budget projecting a rebound, the Pula Planning Notebook helps owners plan scenarios around growth, debt and prices rather than guess at them.