Selling Sunlight Downhill: Ethiopia and Djibouti Wire a Regional Power Trade
Economics - Trade & AfCFTA · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 Two countries with opposite problems make a market. Ethiopia has more hydropower than its own grid can absorb; Djibouti has almost no generation of its own and already buys...
The Evolution of Trade and Markets
By Staff Writer | for Cabanga Magazine Since 1995, international trade in food and agriculture more than doubled in real terms to amount to USD 1.5 trillion in 2018. Emerging economies and developing countries are increasingly participating in global agricultural and...
Light at End of Tunnel: Inflation Seen Returning to Target in 2024
Economics - Macro & Markets · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · June 2026 Forecasts rarely make news, but this one carried a policy decision on its back. The Bank of Botswana expected inflation to return to its 3 to 6 percent target band by the second quarter of...
These are the 5 skills African employers are looking for
Olajumoke Adekeye, Founder, The Young Business Agency For many markets to work, information must be shared – between sellers and buyers, businesses and their customers, employers and jobseekers. In the job market in Africa, we have reached a point where employers and...
Trends Shaping Namibia’s Manufacturing Sector in 2024
Namibia’s manufacturing sector is evolving, driven by innovations, policy shifts, and the need for sustainability. As the country strives to diversify its economy beyond mining and agriculture, manufacturing plays a critical role in job creation, economic growth, and...





