The landscape of e-commerce in South Africa is witnessing a transformative shift with the introduction of Payflex, a groundbreaking fintech company that is changing the way shoppers and merchants engage in transactions. By offering a "buy now, pay later" payment...
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Digital Skills for Entrepreneurs: Closing the Gap in Southern Africa
Discover how closing the digital skills gap can empower entrepreneurs in Southern Africa to leverage technology for business growth and innovation.
Smart Agriculture: How Technology is Revolutionizing Farming in Namibia
Explore how smart agriculture is revolutionizing farming in Namibia, with innovations like IoT, AI, and precision irrigation driving sustainability and productivity.
Amazon Marketplace Goes Live in South Africa
E-commerce giant Amazon has announced its official launch of the online Marketplace in South Africa, marking a significant milestone in the company's expansion efforts. Customers across South Africa can now access a vast array of both local and international brands...
Did Zandaux.com lie about their Traffic at their Official Launch in South Africa?
Very often e-commerce start-ups go unchecked as they make claims in order to get more investors. Zandaux.com is one such example that needs to be called out in South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, and Egypt, as it fabricated its traffic stats, claiming it has "20 million...
LEA Unlocking Potential and Enabling Growth of SMEs
In the centre stage of empowering the citizen in Botswana is the Local Enterprise Authority, that provides Training, Mentorship, Market Access, and Technology Support to Micro and Small enterprises across the country. The Local Enterprise Authority (LEA) was...
Pepper Them: Converting Hate into Sales & Marketing Currency
By Oscar Habeenzu | for Cabanga Magazine For every person that likes you, there are at least four more people that do not like you out there, that wish your demise, and are even willing to communicate it in your inbox, channel their hate energy toward you. That is the...
Mistrust Undermines Malaria Control Programmes
Health officials reported a malaria spike in April 2024 as some communities refused indoor residual spraying, with cultural beliefs and misinformation hampering control.
8 Things to Learning about Social Media Marketing for Business
By Oscar Habeenzu | for Moakanyi Magazine Since 1995, I have been using social media, and after decades of active participation in “all things internet”, in 2017 I created a Digital Marketing course that was offered as a diploma in Zimbabwe and Zambia, and laying the...