Industrial Parks as Gateways: Ethiopia’s FDI Bet, Measured at the Exit
Money - Capital & Investment · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 On the headline numbers, Ethiopia's industrial parks did their job as a gateway. The country drew US$3.6 billion in foreign direct investment in 2017, the most in...
Express Fitness Urban Expands into Africa with Launch of ExpressFitness.Africa
Johannesburg, January 13, 2025 – Express Fitness Urban, a leading supplier of premium home and commercial gym equipment in South Africa, is proud to announce its expansion into the African continent with the launch of its new e-commerce platform,...
Express Fitness Urban Expands into Zimbabwe with Launch of ExpressFitness.Africa
Johannesburg, January 13, 2025 – Express Fitness Urban, a leading supplier of premium home and commercial gym equipment in South Africa, is proud to announce its expansion into the African continent, including Zimbabwe and Mozambique, with the launch of its new...
The Role of Public-Private Partnerships in Boosting Industry in East Africa
Public-private partnerships (PPPs) have become a cornerstone for driving industrial development in East Africa. By combining public sector resources with private sector expertise and investment, PPPs address critical challenges such as infrastructure deficits, skills...
Exploring East Africa’s Hidden Tourist Gems
East Africa is renowned for its iconic safari destinations and breathtaking landscapes, but beyond the well-known attractions lie hidden gems waiting to be discovered. These lesser-known destinations offer unique experiences for adventurous travelers seeking...
Cabanga Magazine | January 2020 | The Fourth Industrial Revelation
The Fourth Industrial Revolution (#4IR) in the form of Internet of Things (IOTs), Blockchain, Cloud, Quantum Computing, and Avatar Human Capital, are quite the buzzwords these days, but let's be real, are we ready? Do we even know what we're asking for as the world,...
Cabanga Magazine | December 2019 | The Unconventional Entrepreneur
Approach and objectivity matter when you need the service of an Accountant, and Bakani Ngulani is one with a simple approach and is always objective in solving accounting challenges or establishing systems for businesses. He is unconventional.
Ganizo Magazine | November 2019 | Zambia 2038
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...
Moakanyi Magazine | November 2019 | The Lion King of Energy
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”.
Cabanga Magazine | November 2019 | Doing Business in South Africa 2020
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.
Ganizo Magazine | October 2019 | The Big Five
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.
Ganizo Magazine | September 2019 | The Global Economist
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.
Moakanyi Magazine | September 2019 | Bankability
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".
The Big Five of Social Media in Zambia
In Zambia, the most used social network is Facebook, followed by LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram and then Twitter on number five. Generally, Zambians in Zambia are not using social media as much as can be used, due to literacy, availability of relevant content and cost...
Ganizo Magazine | August 2019 | The Coffee Economy
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.
The Big Five of Social Media in South Africa
There can never be a conversation of a Digital Economy without the social aspects of the same, and social media networks are at the centre of that subject, even in South Africa. Your business or brand in South Africa, can no longer afford to ignore YouTube, Facebook,...
Drowning in a Sea of Sameness
(Zimbabwe) - That’s what happens to a lot of brand identities, especially when it comes to colour. I was going to do a logo face/off between the ZB Bank and NBS logos, but decided to also review a few other players in the banking industry, with a focus on colour. It...
Milborrow: Growing Zimbabwe’s Livestock Industry Using IP
(Zimbabwe) - In 2013, Zimbabwe's cattle herd was 5 million herd of cattle (FAOstat.org), and a bulk of these have been vaccinated by Milborrow products, HITET being lead. HITET, the tried and tested animal vaccine brand that has kept the Zimbabwean herd for over a...
Funding Farmer Stella: The Complexity of Agri-Financing in Zimbabwe
(Zimbabwe) - Meet Stella Masukume, in the middle of her field of cabbages almost ready for the market. She is a farmer in Nyabira, a farming community just outside Harare on your way to Chinhoyi. She grows vegetables, maize, beans, tobacco and chickens, with ability...
Gameviewing in Hwange National Parks
Spanning around 14600 square kilometres, Hwange National Park presents the human eye with the best of all worlds of unreserved game viewing.
Hwange which happens to be Zimbabwe’s largest game reserve chaffs those who love nature, tickles those who love the sun and leaves animal lovers with a huge “wow” in their inner most beauty sensory cells.
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