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GRACE OPENS MYSTERIOUS GATES OF GREATNESS
Grace is a spiritual charm that makes the world move around or rather a gravitational force of the spirit. We all have access to it since it is the enabler of the life we aspire to have. It maintains our faith posture and propel our courage to make decisions in our...
Action: Do-the-Do before the Do-Does-You
By Kealeboga Ronald Ngwigwa | for Moakanyi Magazine Hesitation is a thief of a well-deserved lifestyle. It leaves one in poverty; physically, mentally, spiritually and financially. It is the state of indecisiveness on taking action towards opportunities of greatness....
Preparation – Be Prepared to succeed
In 1907, Baden-Powell, an English soldier, devised the Scout motto: Be Prepared. In Scouting for Boys, Baden-Powell wrote that to be prepared means “you are always in a state of readiness in mind and body to do your duty.” More than a century later, preparedness is...
EXPECTATIONS: A FRUIT CAN EITHER BE BITTER OR TOO SWEET. WHAT DO YOU FANCY?
Beyond our hope sits expectation. Expectation is the belief one has about the anticipated future or outcome of a certain predicament. It is a mental picture of how we hope incidents or events would unfold like. But unfortunately, expectations are never guaranteed...
From Good to Great
By Staff Writer | Book Review | for Moakanyi Magazine Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't is a management book by Jim C. Collins that describes how companies transition from being good companies to great companies, and how most...
The Future of Decentralized Decision-Making in Namibia
Explore the future of decentralized decision-making in Namibia, focusing on its benefits, challenges, and role in fostering inclusive governance.
KRU and the Next Generation Tech in Africa
By Oscar Habeenzu | for Moakanyi Magazine Technology is fast moving into the next generation, the Internet of Things, redefining how the everyday life of business is conducted, and African markets are no exception. As companies in African markets are affected by...
Expectations: A Fruit can either be Bitter or Too Sweet. What Do You Fancy?
By Kealeboga Ronald Ngwigwa | for Moakanyi Magazine Beyond our hope sits expectation. Expectation is the belief one has about the anticipated future or outcome of a certain predicament. It is a mental picture of how we hope incidents or events would unfold like. But...
ANALAC Interview on Sustainable Development
n interview I gave to Financial Nigeria Magazine: Q: You have been advocating quite strongly a food-based financial system. Can we get to know more about Anlac Inc. which is providing the institutional platform for this advocacy? A: ANLAC is a United Nations...
Grace Opens Mysterious Gates of Greatness
By Ronald Ngwigwa | for Moakanyi Magazine Grace is a spiritual charm that makes the world move around or rather a gravitational force of the spirit. We all have access to it since it is the enabler of the life we aspire to have. It maintains our faith posture and...
The Mind is the Battle Ground for Greatness and Failure
By Kealeboga Ronald Ngwigwa | for Moakanyi Magazine The mind is very powerful. It gives sense of all functions of the body parts and the environment around it. The computer Box! The central hub of all interpretations, translations, actions, explanations and...
Goat Production Simplified
Agriconomy Magazine | By Primrose Something Due to growing demand for goats by farmers within and outside Zimbabwe this article is intended to give an insight and guideline needed for one to promptly kick start goat rearing. Let’s define goat production as the rearing...
Be Prepared to Succeed
By Fitzgerald Mujuru | for Moakanyi Magazine In 1907, Baden-Powell, an English soldier, devised the Scout motto: Be Prepared. In Scouting for Boys, Baden-Powell wrote that to be prepared means “you are always in a state of readiness in mind and body to do your duty.”...
TSWANOVATORS: The Enterprising Risktakers of Africa
By Oscar Habeenzu | for Maokanyi Magazine Disruption, innovation, and growth of any economy begins with risk, and there is tangible evidence that the people of Botswana are a disruptive people. This review is anchored on the Banking Supervision Annual Report 2017, and...
The Role of Local Magazines in Building Community Knowledge
Discover how local magazines play a vital role in building community knowledge, preserving culture, and fostering engagement in Southern Africa.
Profit Relations and the Social Balance Sheet
By Oscar Habeenzu | for Cabanga Magazine Social Media makes a leader or business owner aware of their value based on relationships they have connected to and active online. It is important for a public figure to always see themselves as a listed company, with every...
Dawn of a New Era with Zandaux.com’s B2B e-Commerce Marketplace in South Africa
It is a dawn of a new era with Zandaux.com's B2B e-Commerce Marketplace in South Africa. In the bustling streets of Johannesburg, South Africa, a digital revolution is underway; the advent of Zandaux.com, a multi-vendor digital marketplace, is set to redefine the...
Local Manufacturers Struggle as Major Retailers Shy Away from Stocking Products
In a candid revelation that sheds light on the challenges faced by citizen entrepreneurs in the manufacturing industry, a resounding sentiment of frustration emerged during the recent Local Manufacturing Summit in Gaborone. The event provided a vital platform for...
The Future of Retail: Small Businesses Embracing E-Commerce in the United States
The rise of e-commerce has had a profound impact on the retail landscape, and small businesses are no exception. In the past, small businesses were often at a disadvantage when it came to competing with larger retailers, who had more resources to invest in online...
8 Essential Steps to Launching Your Online Store in South Africa
The rise of E-Commerce in South Africa has opened up significant opportunities for entrepreneurs looking to establish successful online stores; and there are eight steps they must take in order to succeed. According to Deloitte, the e-commerce market was estimated to...