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World Trade Report, 2020
By Staff Writer | for Moakanyi Magazine In the digital age, a growing number of governments have adopted policies aimed at boosting growth through innovation and technological upgrading. The domestic economic fallout linked to the COVID-19 pandemic is leading...
The Mobile Economy of Sub-Sahara Africa, 2018 to 2025
By Staff Writer | for Moakanyi Magazine The GSM Association published a report predicting the mobile economy of Sub-Saharan Africa, from 2018 to 2025, and gave the following insightful market intelligence for any African business or brand. Half the population in...
WORRY- The Elephant Seated at the Gate of Favour
By Ronald | for Moakanyi Magazine The biggest distraction of our faith and success is WORRY. Worry is a quality of being timid and/ or sceptical of the possibility of a loss, endangerment or injury as a consequent for indulging in certain events brought forth by...
How to Create a Digital Magazine for Niche Markets
Magazine | Staff Writer | Moakanyi Magazine Digital magazines have emerged as powerful tools for reaching niche audiences. Whether focused on a specific industry, hobby, or community, digital magazines allow publishers to engage with readers in a targeted and...
Is Africa The Next China?
By Tendai Chitapi The world loves a good growth story, and in the last few years, China, the Middle East and Sub-Saharan Africa have provided plenty of material to write and comment about. Having returned to Africa after a nearly two-year stint in China, the main...
Moakanyi Magazine | March 2021 | Zebra Zones
Zebra Zones: Building Botswana within Special Economic Zones. Botswana has eight SEZs, namely Sir Seretse Khama International Airport (mixed use), Tuli Block (Agropolis), Lobatse (meat and leather), Fairgrounds (international finance and technology), Pandamatenga...
Cabanga Magazine | March 2021 | Fordability
Ford and Special Economic Zones in South Africa. What exactly does the Ford Motor Company know that many investors, local and foreign, do not know about the South African economy? Whilst many industries in South Africa are experiencing Capital flight, the Motor...
Moakanyi Magazine | January 2021 | Rekindling Tourism
How then do we restore and rekindle the industry, which is the gateway to the economy? This is a question being asked and solutions lie in firstly realising that the world, and Botswana, will never be the same because of the pandemic, and from this realisation, a...
Ganizo Magazine | November 2020 | The Waterhole Theory
Social Media is hunting ground for brands and businesses, to get unsuspecting consumers for the consumption of their goods and services – a waterhole. The Waterhole Theory dictates that social media has brought people into what are called Waterholes, as in where...
Moakanyi Magazine | November 2020 | The Social Balance Sheet
In accounting a company's Balance Sheet is essentially your total assets equaling your total liabilities, with various factors in play; same is for the Social Balance Sheet, wherein there are relational assets and liabilities that make up your balance sheet.
Cabanga Magazine | November 2020 | Everyone Online
There are 36 million South Africans that use the internet as at January 31st, 2020, being over 60% of the population, moving forward the digital economy. The Digital Economy is a reality to everyone in South Africa, with retail industry leading in ensuring everyone is...
Cabanga Magazine | October 2020 | The Relationology of Mr Price
It is possible for a fashion entrepreneur to create and grow a brand like Mr Price in today's South Africa, and Africa at large. One must just go back and study the “simples” that the founders of Mr Price created. The success story of Mr Price is one of relating with...
Ganizo Magazine | October 2020 | The Relationology of Mr Price
It is possible for a fashion entrepreneur to create and grow a brand like Mr Price in today's South Africa, and Africa at large. One must just go back and study the “simples” that the founders of Mr Price created. The success story of Mr Price is one of relating with...
Moakanyi Magazine | October 2020 | The Relationology of Mr Price
It is possible for a fashion entrepreneur to create and grow a brand like Mr Price in today's South Africa, and Africa at large. One must just go back and study the “simples” that the founders of Mr Price created. The success story of Mr Price is one of relating with...
Moakanyi Magazine | August 2020 | Staying Relevant
It is important to stay relevant as a Marketer in the Digital Marketing Age in Africa. I graduated with my marketing degree close to fifteen years ago and attained most of my experience around that time and I can tell you that most of our treasured knowledge from back...
Cabanga Magazine | August 2020 | Community Banks
South Africa needs more Black Owned Banks. Everyone wants a bank that provides Cash, Convenience, and Community as banking services. Most banks achieve the first two and are very hazy on the Community part as that creates a relational complexity – emotional banking. ...
50 Shots of Colour
Emotions build an attitude which ultimately builds character. Therefore, emotions are the foundation of our well- being. A wealthy man is first a healthy soul. Most of us, people, do not know the art and science of emotional intelligence and management hence the...
Winning Ways: Precept upon Precept
(Preview) – We are not climbing the same mountains, neither do we all start at the same height or level. We are not running the same race as far as life and business is concerned.
Cabanga Magazine | July 2020 | Motsepification
A Story of Craftsmanship in Entrepreneurship. When you pay attention to the needs of the people, you are able to see opportunities; that is what Patrice Motsepe did in the 1970s as a teenage boy.
Moakanyi Magazine | June 2020 | The Pula Fund
There comes a time when one must look to their saving in order to navigate themselves through a period of uncertainty, and for Botswana, the time may have arisen to look to savings from the Pula Fund to mitigate damages brought about by the Covid19 Pandemic.