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On-the-ground business intelligence in Zambia & Malawi, since August 2019.
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According to the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), Travel and Tourism is Zambia's 2018 fastest-growing national economic sector, contributing US$1,846.9 million (ZMK19.4 billion) to national economy, reported WTTC, and 318.9 thousand jobs to the Zambian economy...
As a rising lion in the Savannah, Shumba Energy is shaping to be the Lion King of Energy in Africa, as it holds a diverse portfolio not only in exploration, but in project development, as they believe and act on “powering the future”.
There is a global economic performance indicator which affects policies, laws, and industries within countries, that no CEO, shop owner, or manager of a business in South Africa cannot ignore – The Ease of Doing Business, published by the World Bank Group.
The Big Five of Social Media in Zambia | Many businesses in Zambia and the continent at large, are not well informed of the benefits of Social Media, as they are of the scandals publicized thereof, bringing a fear and hesitation for business use.
Whilst Botswana's population is 2.3 million and internet users are just over one million, this actually means just a little under 50% of the population is using the internet, and that in itself is reason to celebrate as a country, making the digital economy easier to...
There is a great Zambian woman that must be celebrated, as her contribution to the global economy cannot be ignored – Dr Dambisa Moyo, an influencer with over a million followers on LinkedIn.
Imagine that at some point you then get the chance or courage to learn about business development, create a business plan, draft business proposals for investment, then you apply, only to be told "your business is not bankable".
According to FAO, the world has 1.468 billion head of cattle, and Botswana has 2.5 million of that herd, and it is estimated to account for less than 2% of Botswana's GDP.
Zambia is a coffee producing country with the potential to export US$1 billion worth of coffee each season, directly benefiting various regions like the Northern province as well the national economy.