Vendors & Cross Borders: Zimbabwe must Formalise Informal Businesses for Economic Growth

by Kanisa Magazine | Aug 15, 2021 | Business

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

by Kanisa Magazine | Aug 15, 2021 | Lifestyle, Leisure & Travel

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

by Kanisa Magazine | Aug 15, 2021 | Homes, Construction & Property

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

by Kanisa Magazine | Aug 15, 2021 | Profiles, People, Leadership

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...

The Chinese Political and Economic Model: Why it has worked for China and not benefited Africa

by Kanisa Magazine | Aug 15, 2021 | Global & Regional

Diverse views have been expressed about the Chinese socio-political and economic model. These range from the Chinese themselves who, of course, uncritically praise their system as a faultless model, their competitors in the West who condemn it outright as...