Botswana Trade Watch is a recurring report built to track the corridors, WTO signals and global stockpiling that decide whether a landlocked exporter reaches its market.
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The Energy Security Guide
As Botswana pursues energy and mineral deals abroad, business owners need the practical version: a guide to managing fuel, solar and storage risks before the next supply shock arrives.
The Diamond Reset special
After S&P downgraded Botswana with the diamond sector facing global headwinds, a special edition can do the explaining: ODC contracts, the De Beers stake politics, and lab-grown pressure, in one
State of Botswana Business 2026
A report issue that synthesises budget, ratings, diamonds, oil and trade gives Botswana operators one place to see the whole board. State of Botswana Business 2026 is built as that front door.
From Offshore Loss to Home Anchor: GIPF’s N$800 Million Oryx Commitment
A chastened pension fund, a listed property manager and a five-year plan to build Namibian malls with retirement money.
From Protest to Premiere: The Landmark Run of Wrong Generation
Drawn from the 2020 #ShutItAllDown protests and made independently, a Namibian film reached the multiplex and set a marker for what local cinema can do.
Reading a N$100,000 SME Grant: A Newsroom Guide to the PROSME Fund
One fund, read across capital, formality, digital reach and priority – the whole map on a single page.
Capturing the Margin: One Report Reframes How Namibia Industrialises and Trades
A single assessment quietly rewrites the country’s industrial question from making more to keeping more – and names where the difference lives.
Rewiring a State Telco: Telecom Namibia’s Overhaul and the Fight for Relevance
One announcement, five pressures – money, network, structure, daily life and politics – converge on a single national operator.