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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...
Self-Isolation: The Cure for Covid-19 and the Mirror
Kealeboga Ronald Ngwigwa | for Moakanyi Magazine By In each step we take, there is a high probability of coronavirus contraction. Our chances of being victims of the deadly pandemic are upon our mobility. It is through these movements we make that we are able to fend...
Starting a Business during Covid Pandemic
By Eli Baruti | for Moakanyi Magazine Starting a business during COVID-19 can be stressful, difficult but it is not impossible. Many people may think it is a bad idea to pursue entrepreneurship in such uncertain times, convincing as it may be, but the fact is that any...
Supply Chain Lessons from Coronavirus
By Standard Chartered Bank | Extracted for Moakanyi Magazine While over-concentration emerges as the biggest challenge supply chains are facing through COVID-19, increased awareness of bottlenecks, a proliferation of intra-regional cooperation and flexibility of...
Actions for the private sector
By Staff Writer | for Moakanyi Magazine The first responsibility of private-sector firms is to ensure business continuity in the ongoing crisis. Based on our discussions with risk and health professionals in more than 200 companies across sectors, we suggest several...
The Future of Magazine Advertising in Southern Africa
Explore the future of magazine advertising in Southern Africa, where digital innovation and sustainable practices are shaping a new era of audience engagement.
Moakanyi Magazine: A platform for Youth Entrepreneurship
Eli Baruti With times moving forward, the economic landscape is also changing- and so is the labor and productivity sector. In the yesteryears; the 80s and the 90s, getting a job soon after graduation was a sure thing- not anymore. For at least the past couple of...
The Tswanovative Futurist: Mmoloki, Patents, and the Innovativeness of Batswana Women
By Oscar Habeenzu | for Moakanyi Magazine Out of the sixteen countries in Southern Africa (SADC), the most inventive and innovative women are from Botswana, as was revealed by a report by the UK Intellectual Property Office in September 2019, titled “Gender Profiling...







