Private Chinese Parks: Ethiopia’s Export Bet, Built Largely by Outsiders
Economics - Industry & Resources · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 Ethiopia set out to industrialise by export, and budgeted accordingly - targeting US$1 billion in annual industrial-park investment to become, in the government's...
Abuja-Kaduna Rail: The Safe Corridor a Single Attack Reframed
Economics - Trade & AfCFTA · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 The 186-kilometre Abuja-Kaduna railway opened in 2016 to do something a market-linkage project rarely promises directly: keep travellers alive. The parallel highway had...
Djibouti-Ethiopia Rail: When Sea Access Runs Through a Neighbour’s Port
Economics - Trade & AfCFTA · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 The standard-gauge line linking Ethiopia to Djibouti was meant to settle a 753-kilometre problem: how a landlocked economy reaches the sea. It largely has, cutting the...
Mombasa Port and the inland chain: where corridor efficiency is won or lost
Economics - Trade & AfCFTA · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 By the headline measure, Mombasa is a success story: cargo dwell time fell from 22 days toward single figures and throughput rose from 13.6 million tonnes in 2016 to around...
Kenya’s railway dream: national ambition meets the arithmetic of a loan
Economics - Global & Regional · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 Every Kenyan government that touched the Standard Gauge Railway sold it as a statement of national arrival - the first new line since the British-built colonial railway,...
FOCAC at 25: The Quiet Machinery Behind China-Africa’s Headline Pledges
Summits make the headlines, but the triennial forum that turns them into roads, clinics and credit lines is the part that rarely gets named.
Sports Revival Faces Gear Shortages
Schools have restarted sports but are short of equipment pending ministry approval – a small bottleneck that retailers and grant programmes are placed to clear.
Keeping Kids Fed: Schools Navigate Food Supply Disruptions
The school feeding scheme is holding up but short on suppliers, the council reports – and that gap is an open contract for local farms and logistics firms.
Still Waiting on the Whistle: School Sports Stall Over Pending Equipment
Education regions report school sports stalling for want of gear, as equipment requests sit awaiting approval and the season waits with them.
Beans, Samp and Schedules: Kanye Keeps School Meals Moving Despite Delays
Kanye council moved to fix supply shortages in its school feeding programme, keeping beans, samp and the rest of the menu reaching learners despite delays.
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.
Schools Keep Meals Flowing Amid Supply Chain Snags
Kanye District councillors said the school feeding programme runs fairly despite delays in beans and samp supplies, with P6.5 million budgeted.
Africanessence: How Ubuntu Is Reshaping Corporate Culture Across Africa
African businesses are facing a dual challenge: global worker disengagement and a need for leadership models that resonate locally. In 2024 Gallup estimated that just 23 percent of employees worldwide are engaged at work, while 62 percent are not engaged and another...
Local Councils Juggle Social Protection with Infrastructure Plans
Kgatleng and other councils tied child-grant registration to revenue drives while weighing roads and sewage – the everyday arithmetic of local government.
Munya Chimba: Driving Africa’s Logistics and Retail Revolution
Munya Chimba is not just a business leader - he is a force reshaping logistics and retail across Southern Africa. From starting as an accounts clerk to establishing SITT Group, Chimba’s journey is a blueprint in strategic vision, operational excellence, and bold...
Book Review: Pin The Location – Find, Convert & Keep Customers, Anywhere!
Author: Oscar Habeenzu Published: June 2023 Publisher: BehaviourReport.com Pages: 42 The Geography of Digital Customer Acquisition In an era where businesses obsess over the latest marketing automation tools and AI-driven personalization, Oscar Habeenzu's Pin The...
Brand Power Africa: Why Your Trademark Is Your New Gold Mine
The Rise of Brand Ownership in Africa’s Expanding Markets African enterprises are entering a period where brand identity determines whether a company will scale across borders or remain trapped in local competition. As consumer markets grow, and as regional trade...
Digital Assets and Software: IP in Africa’s Digital Economy
The Digital Shift and the Rise of Intangible Business Assets Africa’s digital economy is expanding faster than any other region. Even traditional sectors are adopting digital platforms, apps, software systems and cloud-based operations. This transformation has created...
IP Legal Systems in Africa: What Every Entrepreneur Must Know Before Scaling
The Complex Legal Terrain of Intellectual Property in Africa Entrepreneurs expanding across African markets must navigate a diverse legal landscape that differs widely from country to country. Intellectual property laws, registration systems, enforcement mechanisms...
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