According to Forbes, Standard Bank is “the largest lender in Africa”; a position that is backed by 157 years of lending money to business owners and individuals in South Africa and the globe. 

Botswana is open for business, and its ranking on the African and Global market space is getting better by the day; 2020 will be a great year for the country, as the world furthers Doing Business in Botswana. 

The Fourth Industrial Revolution (#4IR) in the form of Internet of Things (IOTs), Blockchain, Cloud, Quantum Computing, and Avatar Human Capital, are quite the buzzwords these days, but let's be real, are we ready? Do we even know what we're asking for as the world,...

Approach and objectivity matter when you need the service of an Accountant, and Bakani Ngulani is one with a simple approach and is always objective in solving accounting challenges or establishing systems for businesses. He is unconventional.

As a rising lion in the Savannah, Shumba Energy is shaping to be the Lion King of Energy in Africa, as it holds a diverse portfolio not only in exploration, but in project development, as they believe and act on “powering the future”. 

There is a global economic performance indicator which affects policies, laws, and industries within countries, that no CEO, shop owner, or manager of a business in South Africa cannot ignore – The Ease of Doing Business, published by the World Bank Group.

Whilst Botswana's population is 2.3 million and internet users are just over one million, this actually means just a little under 50% of the population is using the internet, and that in itself is reason to celebrate as a country, making the digital economy easier to...

Imagine that at some point you then get the chance or courage to learn about business development, create a business plan, draft business proposals for investment, then you apply, only to be told "your business is not bankable".

According to FAO, the world has 1.468 billion head of cattle, and Botswana has 2.5 million of that herd, and it is estimated to account for less than 2% of Botswana's GDP.