The Home Is a Workplace, and Its Safety Rules Are Not Optional
The woman who cleans a house in Johannesburg works in a place the law now calls a workplace, even though it has a kitchen, a family and a gate instead of a reception desk. That is a recent change, and it matters, because the hazards she faces - chemicals, wet floors,...
Blue Economy growth agenda across SADC — built-market implications and what comes next
A blue economy needs a built one underneath it: ports capable of handling both cargo and passenger tourism traffic, cold-chain and processing facilities near the water, power and digital connectivity reaching coastal communities, and roads or rail linking landing...
Angolan kwanza in RTGS across SADC — regional economic opportunity and what comes next
For thirteen years, SADC's Real Time Gross Settlement system has run on a single currency. Every cross-border transaction among the bloc's fifteen participating states — Zambian copper sold to South Africa, Malawian tobacco financed through Johannesburg,...
The Construction Cost Barometer
Content - Books & Guides · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · Global Issue · June 2026 A construction budget in Botswana is signed at one price and built at another, and the gap is where projects stall. The Construction Cost Barometer is a report built to close that...
Angolan kwanza in RTGS across SADC — regional demand and access for regional operators
A payment-system announcement rarely reaches the person paying for goods. Central bank governors sign communiqués about settlement currencies; the shopper, the online buyer, and the small trader moving cash across a border see none of it directly. Yet this week's...
SADC fertiliser harmonisation — agrifood value-chain opportunity — and what comes next
A farmer's decision to apply more fertiliser, invest in better feed, or expand a herd depends less on regional policy than on three practical questions: will the input be available, will it be affordable, and will there be a market to sell into once the crop or...
SADC fertiliser harmonisation — regional economic opportunity — for regional operators
Agriculture sustains more than 70 percent of the population across the Southern African Development Community, yet fertiliser, the input that most determines whether the sector grows or stagnates, is still regulated country by country. A farmer in Zambia, a blender in...
SADC fertiliser harmonisation — the definitive newsroom guide — for regional operators
Regional policy stories are only as reliable as the documentary record they are built on, and that record is frequently thinner than the headline suggests. On 29 May 2026, SADC's Committee of Ministers responsible for Agriculture, Food Security, Fisheries and...
SADC fertiliser harmonisation — destination and travel value across SADC member states
Victoria Falls is, by any measure, a tourism town first and an agricultural policy venue only incidentally. Yet it was there, on 29 May 2026, that SADC's Committee of Ministers responsible for Agriculture, Food Security, Fisheries and Aquaculture chose to advance...
SADC fertiliser harmonisation — built-market implications for SADC firms and investors
A regional cereal and fertiliser reserve and a Regional Foot-and-Mouth Disease Vaccine Bank cannot exist as abstractions. Both require physical infrastructure, climate-controlled warehousing for fertiliser and grain, cold-chain storage for vaccines, and both depend on...
Botswana–South Africa BNC Charts the Next Decade of Partnership
Botswana hosted the 6th Bi-National Commission with South Africa in May 2026, agreeing to deepen cooperation across trade, energy, water and security.
Botswana and Rwanda Strengthen Economic and Diplomatic Bonds
Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame visited Botswana in May 2026 to sign agreements on double-tax avoidance, visa-free travel and investment cooperation.
Botswana Shines on the World Athletics Stage
Botswana’s hosting of the Debswana World Athletics Relays in May 2026 drew global acclaim, raising the question of how to convert a successful event into lasting sports tourism.
Skateboarder Rolls into Global Qualifiers, Putting Botswana on the Skate Map
Botswana rarely features on the global skateboarding map. National skater Theo Setsetse is about to change that, heading to World Skate Olympic qualifiers in Rome and Russia.
New FMD Outbreak Tests Botswana’s Biosecurity Systems
Veterinary officers confirmed foot-and-mouth disease on four farms in Zone 13 in May 2026 and launched mass vaccination, putting Botswana’s beef exports at risk.
Remembering Mogae: Architect of Stability and Health Gains
Botswana observed three days of mourning in May 2026 for former president Festus Mogae, reopening debate about leadership legacies and policy continuity.
Public Works Dominate Local Budgets as Councils Tackle Unemployment
Mabutsane Council put P25.9 million of its P34.6 million May 2026 budget into the Ikageng programme and P5 million into community projects, a public-works tilt against unemployment.
Botswana’s World Relays Leave Fans and Sponsors Spellbound
The Debswana World Athletics Relays drew over 102 million viewers in May 2026, pairing diamond-encrusted medals with organisation that athletes and fans praised.
Nation Pays Tribute to Festus Mogae, Champion of Good Governance
Botswana declared three days of national mourning for former president Festus Mogae, who died at 86 in May 2026, remembered for good governance and his HIV/AIDS response.
Fenced Frontier: How Botswana and South Africa Sync FMD Control to 2028
Botswana and South Africa adopted a 2026-2028 plan for cross-border vaccination, fence upkeep and a stock-theft task force to hold foot-and-mouth disease in check.
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