The Nine: Who Steers Zambia’s Monetary Policy Committee
Every interest-rate decision in Zambia carries a single number, but it is made by nine people. The Bank of Zambia's Monetary Policy Committee, the body that sets the policy rate, is a nine-member committee — and knowing who sits on it is part of reading how its...
The Nine: Who Steers Zambia’s Monetary Policy Committee
Every interest-rate decision in Zambia carries a single number, but it is made by nine people. The Bank of Zambia's Monetary Policy Committee, the body that sets the policy rate, is a nine-member committee — and knowing who sits on it is part of reading how its...
Oscar Manduku-Habeenzu | The Expansion Architect
In nine years Oscar Manduku-Habeenzu turned a single analysis platform into twelve magazine editions reaching business owners across twenty-four African countries. The method has not changed since the first article. One website and an argument Oscar Manduku-Habeenzu...
Scholarships and Skills: China’s Bet on African Human Capital
Profiles - Leaders & Changemakers · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 A scholarship is a promise made to a teenager and collected on by a country a decade later. China has become one of the largest single funders of African study and...
Hawassa’s women: The export line that runs on rural migrants
Profiles - Women in Business & Rising Stars · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 Export manufacturing is supposed to be a ladder out of subsistence, and for the young women who staff Ethiopia's industrial parks it is the rung they...
The Nine: Who Steers Zambia’s Monetary Policy Committee
Zambia’s nine-member Monetary Policy Committee, chaired by Governor Denny Kalyalya with Deputy Governor Chipimo and external members, sets the Bank of Zambia
Oscar Manduku-Habeenzu | The Expansion Architect
In nine years Oscar Manduku-Habeenzu turned a single analysis platform into twelve magazine editions reaching business owners across twenty-four African countries. The method has not changed since the first article. One website and an argument Oscar Manduku-Habeenzu...
Scholarships and Skills: China’s Bet on African Human Capital
China is pledging tens of thousands of scholarships and training places. The dividend depends on whether those graduates come home and find work.
Hawassa’s women: The export line that runs on rural migrants
Industrial parks promise women formal jobs, and Ethiopia’s flagship park is staffed overwhelmingly by young rural migrants, yet the wages testing that promise sit near the poverty line.
The 10,000: Africa’s private Chinese firms outnumber the state giants
The image of Chinese investment in Africa is a state colossus building dams. The data says otherwise: most of the roughly 10,000 Chinese firms on the continent are small and privately owned.
Green Envoys: A Skills Programme Long on Mission, Short on Headcount
The China-Africa Green Envoys Program promises green skills and a homegrown workforce. Six years on, the published record still carries the mission – but not the number of Africans actually trained.
Centre Stage: How IZIC’s Women & Diaspora Forums Open New Capital Pools in Zambia
IZIC 2026 adds Women in Investment and Diaspora Investment forums in Zambia, opening under-tapped capital pools beyond the usual B2B circuit.
Talent Development: How Luban Workshops Became a Policy Pillar, Not a Footnote
Vocational schools and training pledges have moved from the margins of China-Africa policy to a named pillar – with real numbers attached and real questions about who they serve.
Insourcing Explained: Mohwasa Makes the Job-Security Case to Parliament
Minister Mohwasa told parliament that insourcing brings job security and better service quality, making the case for bringing outsourced work back in-house.
Credible by Design: Boko Stakes SADC Stability on Free and Fair Elections
President Boko told the Electoral Commissions Forum that democracy holds only when election management is credible and properly resourced – a stake in SADC stability.
Who Benefits From Democratic Alternation as Regional Soft Power?
Who benefits from Zambia’s democratic reputation, who is left out, and the reforms needed to turn political stability into reach that lasts.
How Kenneth Kaunda’s Regional Doctrine Became a Zambian Strategic Asset
How Kenneth Kaunda’s belief that Zambian independence was incomplete became a durable strategic asset, lodged in AU and SADC solidarity narratives.
John Arufandika: The Emerging Technologies Leader Powering Africa’s AI Future
Aptiva AI’s founder receives a prestigious 2025 LIST Award, marking a defining moment for African-first artificial intelligence. A Defining Moment for African AI When John Arufandika walked onto the stage at the 2025 LIST Awards in Harare to receive the Emerging...
Zimbabwe’s Tobacco, Zimbabwe’s Pride: Inside the 96-Year Stewardship of the Zimbabwe Tobacco Association
The auction floor wakes early. In the cool light before buyers crowd the lines, graders nod through stacks of flue-cured leaf and a district councillor from the Zimbabwe Tobacco Association (ZTA) answers a grower’s question about this week’s prices. The scene could be...
The Day the Lights Woke Us: Turning Setbacks into Media Sovereignty
In an era when social media feels like the pavement beneath everyone’s feet, it’s easy to believe it won’t disappear under you. But time and again, businesses are learning the hard way: when platform rules shift, access to followers, content, and reach can vanish in...
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