ICT Roadmap 2030: 100,000 Jobs and Digital-First Services
Botswana built its prosperity on what came out of the ground. The next chapter depends on something that does not: the ability to move data, build software and deliver services digitally in an economy still defined by diamonds. The contradiction is sharp — a country...
Child-Support Grant Launches as Kgatleng Preps Road Projects
A social grant is only as good as the system that delivers it. The promise of support means little if the money arrives late, lands in the wrong hands, or cannot be reconciled against a verifiable register. That tension — between the intent of a welfare programme and...
Cash Leaves With the Corner Shop
In much of township and rural South Africa, the spaza shop is not only a shop. It is the cash machine, the informal lender, the place a grant is broken into change and a phone is topped up, the counter where a neighbour runs a tab until month-end. A great many of...
Cage Business: How PFL Africa’s Pretoria Card Grew the MMA Economy
Mixed martial arts has long had a paradox in Africa: a deep supply of talent and almost no professional stage on which to monetise it. Fighters have had to leave the continent to build careers, taking the gate receipts, broadcast value and sponsorship with them. The...
Fintech’s Afrophobia Stress Test
Cross-border wallets were sold on a promise of portability: money that follows you, an account in your phone rather than in a branch, financial identity untethered from a fixed address. The anti-migrant mobilisation now under way in South Africa is the test of whether...
Press Play: How MTN One TV Bets on Streaming Across Africa
MTN One TV launched on 8 June 2026 with streaming and Pay-TV across Africa, using mobile money and flexible payment to compete on access over catalogue.
Butchers Back FMD Ban but Warn Extended Suspension Threatens Survival
Kgalagadi butchers back FMD slaughter suspensions but warn that prolonged curbs could bankrupt them — the tension between disease control and livelihood
Zimbabwe Receives the Largest Share: What Happens if Senders Leave?
Zimbabwe is the biggest destination for remittances from South Africa. Departures hit Zimbabwe-facing payment firms with liquidity and demand shocks at once.
Super-App: How MTN and Ant International Are Building MoMo’s Next Layer
MTN Group Fintech and Ant International partnered on 9 June 2026 to build a MoMo super-app with mini-apps and fraud prevention, anchored on inclusion.
Biosecurity Lapses Trigger FMD Outbreak at AI Centre
Minister Dikoloti links an FMD outbreak at Ramatlabama AI Training Centre to human biosecurity lapses, forcing BMC abattoir closures — and testing EU beef
R19 Billion in Remittances Now Sits Inside a Political Risk Event
Anti-migrant departures turn about R19bn in South African remittance flows into a political risk event. How to forecast declines by corridor and segment.
Cabanga TV is live: watch how Capitec became South Africa’s biggest Bank
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?...
Market Movers: How MTN Reshuffled Its People Chief and Country CEOs
MTN named Mitwa Ng’ambi Chief People & Culture Officer and new CEOs for Côte d’Ivoire and Zambia from 2 June 2026 — a coordinated senior reshuffle.
Botswana to Open Moscow Embassy, Woos Russian Investors for Rare Earths
Botswana flags a Moscow embassy and invites Russian investment in rare earths and diamonds — a bid to widen partners and its resource base amid the diamond
Afrophobia as a Growth Constraint, Not a Social Footnote
Anti-migrant hostility is a growth constraint for South Africa, not a footnote — how closures, lost skills, security and diplomatic costs compound.
Ten systems that turn a crew into a multi-site operator
The leap that breaks cleaning firms is the first extra site, not the first extra crew. Ten systems let one standard survive across locations the owner cannot watch.
More cleaners is not the same as more company
Turning away work tempts a founder to hire. But adding people without systems magnifies every weakness. What scales a cleaning company is the operating model, not the headcount.
Hot Seat: How Sasol’s Simon Baloyi Balances Profit and Decarbonisation
Sasol CEO Simon Baloyi on the core leadership tension: delivering short-term performance while steering the group’s long-term decarbonisation.
Botswana’s Diamond Stockpile Doubles as Prices Slump
Botswana’s diamond stockpile has swelled to about 12 million carats — nearly double the permissible level — as a gem-price slump constrains output and revenue.
The Investor’s Three Scenarios: Containment, Recurrence or Escalation
A 90-day scenario matrix for investors exposed to South Africa’s anti-migrant protests: containment, recurrence or escalation, each with operational triggers.
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