Engineering Academies: FOCAC Reframes Schools as Workforce Infrastructure
Profiles - Founders & Operators · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 Roads, ports and power plants are the familiar face of China-Africa cooperation. The 2024 FOCAC Summit added a quieter category to the same list - and treated it the...
When Diplomacy Went Espresso at the White House
Diplomacy often comes dressed in ceremony, fluffed up with photo ops, padded talking points, and carefully brewed optimism. During the recent state visit between South Africa and the United States, Washington brought its usual latte diplomacy to the table - warm,...
Trump Ordered a Latte but Got an Espresso
In the theatre of geopolitics, some leaders sip power gently - and some gulp it down. Donald Trump, now back in the Oval Office and still a perennial disruptor, prefers to gulp. His diplomatic style, if it could be called that, is more deal table than tea table, more...
Send Coffee, Not Tanks: A Lesson from Burkina Faso
In a world obsessed with force, there is something revolutionary about restraint. Burkina Faso - a country often overlooked in global headlines - is rewriting its own story not through borrowed policies or imported ideologies, but through bold leadership and strategic...
UN is a Tea Party in a Coffee World
The world has changed, but the institutions guiding it still wear yesterday’s suits. Nowhere is this more obvious than in the United Nations - a structure built in the aftermath of war, functioning in the shadow of power, and reacting to global crises with the urgency...
Australia Faces Economic Challenges Amid Global Shifts
As global economic and political dynamics shift in 2025, Australia finds itself at a crossroads. Its iron ore industry, a cornerstone of the nation’s economy, is facing significant pressures from external factors such as China's economic slowdown and rising...
A Game of Monopoly in The Kingdom of Angola
By Tendai Chitapi “This family has taken Angola hostage and turned it into its own private business empire.” - Elias Isaac, Director – Angolan office of The Open Society Initiative for Southern Africa I would like to think Africans have an intuitive sense of when...
The Challenge of Revenue Generation for SMEs
By Oscar Habeenzu | for Cabanga Media Group Hustle, hustle, that is the order of the day, yet a complex matter that many just brush off as easy to do. There is a challenge in revenue generation for SMEs that needs to constantly be addressed and experiences shared, for...
What is the next great leap forward for your business and life?
This is a question we must all ask ourselves, in light of the reality and context we live in. It therefore goes without saying that to avoid answering this question is tantamount to failure. It is the inalienable question that determines growth, by defining how to...
The Global Race to Break China’s Grip on Graphite
The global push for clean energy has placed graphite—a critical material for battery production—at the center of geopolitical and economic strategies. As countries and companies strive to reduce dependence on China, which dominates nearly 70% of the world’s graphite...
Shippers Hedge Green Shift with Dual-Fuel Vessels
As the global shipping industry races to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, container shipping companies are adopting dual-fuel vessels as a transitional solution. Industry leaders such as Maersk, CMA CGM, and COSCO are investing heavily in these ships, which can run on...
The Gig Economy’s Impact on Employment
The gig economy has become a significant force in the modern labor market, offering opportunities for flexible work while posing challenges to traditional employment structures. Enabled by technological advancements and changing workforce dynamics, the gig economy...
Integration of Blockchain in Financial Services
Blockchain technology is revolutionizing the financial services industry by offering enhanced security, transparency, and efficiency. As businesses and institutions strive to keep pace with the digital economy, blockchain is proving to be a transformative tool in...
Redefining Entrepreneurship in South Africa: A Review of The Borderless Entrepreneur
South Africa has always been a land of opportunity, with its diverse economy and strategic location making it a gateway to African and global markets. For entrepreneurs looking to capitalize on these advantages, The Borderless Entrepreneur by Oscar Manduku-Habeenzu is...
Tafara Matondo: Inspiring Excellence and Personal Growth Across Africa
In the dynamic world of personal development and professional empowerment, Tafara Matondo stands out as a beacon of inspiration and growth. A multi-talented individual with a background in network marketing, public speaking, and facilitation, Tafara has devoted his...
Redefining Zimbabwe’s Entrepreneurial Landscape: The Borderless Entrepreneur
In an era where Zimbabwean entrepreneurs face both challenges and opportunities in local and global markets, The Borderless Entrepreneur emerges as a beacon of hope and practical guidance. This groundbreaking book, authored by Oscar Manduku-Habeenzu, speaks directly...
2020, the Worst Year in Tourism History
By Staff Writer | for Moakanyi Magazine Global tourism suffered its worst year on record in 2020, with international arrivals dropping by 74% according to the latest data from the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO). Destinations worldwide welcomed 1 billion fewer...
Africa and the Largest Megacities by 2100
By Staff Writer | for Moakanyi Magazine By year 2100 Lagos Nigeria, Kinchasa DRC, and Dar Es Salaam Tanzania will be the three largest cities in the world. Researchers at the Global Cities Institute have crunched the numbers to provide us with one view of the...
Latin America and Caribbean Travel & Tourism Competitiveness Landscape Report
By Staff Writer | for Moakanyi Magazine An overview of the Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) travel and tourism (T&T) findings. Before the outbreak of COVID-19, the LAC region was improving in terms of T&T competitiveness, albeit with most of its economies still...
Loss of Activity and Jobs in the African Tourism and Travel Industry
By Staff Writer | for Moakanyi Magazine Tourism, an important sector of economic activity for many countries in Africa, will be heavily affected by COVID-19 with the generalization of travel restrictions, closing of borders and social distancing. IATA estimates the...
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