ICT Roadmap 2030: 100,000 Jobs and Digital-First Services
Botswana built its prosperity on what came out of the ground. The next chapter depends on something that does not: the ability to move data, build software and deliver services digitally in an economy still defined by diamonds. The contradiction is sharp — a country...
ICT Roadmap 2030: 100,000 Jobs and Digital-First Services
Botswana built its prosperity on what came out of the ground. The next chapter depends on something that does not: the ability to move data, build software and deliver services digitally in an economy still defined by diamonds. The contradiction is sharp — a country...
Government Grants One-Week Grace for Expired Vehicle Licences
A licence is meant to be a routine transaction, not a test of a citizen's patience. Yet over the Easter season many Batswana found that the simple act of renewing an expired vehicle licence had become a queue against a clock, as slow online systems at the...
Cabanga TV is live: watch the Namibian grower who sells at the Windhoek market every week
Green hydrogen at Walvis Bay, a new N$200 million port terminal, a start-up serving five countries and farming in the desert are among the stories now free to watch. WINDHOEK, 17 October 2026 - A small greenhouse, five crops and a place at the Windhoek market every...
MUSIKA launches coordinated Sourcing for Namibian Businesses
The platform gives buyers a trade desk for sourcing South African products and organising the transaction through delivery. Musika launches today for Namibian businesses buying from South Africa. Buyers can submit specifications, quantities, delivery destinations and...
ICT Roadmap 2030: 100,000 Jobs and Digital-First Services
Botswana’s ICT Roadmap 2030 targets 100,000 ICT jobs, a Tier III data centre, Digital Services and Cyber Security Acts, and the BOTSAT-1 satellite.
Government Grants One-Week Grace for Expired Vehicle Licences
President Boko ordered a one-week penalty moratorium on expired vehicle licences after slow road-transport online systems over the Easter peak in Botswana.
Cabanga TV is live: watch the Namibian grower who sells at the Windhoek market every week
Green hydrogen at Walvis Bay, a new N$200 million port terminal, a start-up serving five countries and farming in the desert are among the stories now free to watch. WINDHOEK, 17 October 2026 - A small greenhouse, five crops and a place at the Windhoek market every...
MUSIKA launches coordinated Sourcing for Namibian Businesses
The platform gives buyers a trade desk for sourcing South African products and organising the transaction through delivery. Musika launches today for Namibian businesses buying from South Africa. Buyers can submit specifications, quantities, delivery destinations and...
Gaborone’s fibre ring shows what digital infrastructure can unlock
The Gaborone Metro Ring is no longer a launch story; its significance is what lower-cost, high-capacity fibre can do for enterprise, innovation and Botswana’s digital economy.
Eyes Over Africa: China’s Remote-Sensing Offer Lands Before the Centre Does
China has delivered emergency satellite imagery to Nigeria and Ethiopia and software to Cameroon. The shared cooperation centre meant to anchor it all is still under construction.
BeiDou in Africa: A Navigation System Looking for Its Ground Game
China lists at least ten African uses for its BeiDou satellites, from precision farming to wildlife tracking. What the record does not yet list is the named centres to run them.
Twenty Digital Projects, RMB 360 Billion: FOCAC’s Next Frontier Pitch
At the 2024 Beijing summit China named the digital economy its next African frontier – 20 projects inside a three-year RMB 360 billion (US$50 billion) package. The detail is thinner than the headline.
200,000 Kilometres of Fibre: The Backbone Beneath the Africa-China Story
The headline China-Africa numbers are loans and ports. The quieter figure: 200,000km of optical fibre and broadband for six million households – infrastructure hard to see and hard to remove.
Press Centres and Production Links: China’s Quieter Media Play in Africa
The visible China-Africa media story is towers and dishes. The quieter one is people and programming – journalist exchanges, training cohorts and co-production deals that shape how stories get told.
Uganda by the Numbers: One Country Inside a 10,000-Village Promise
Continental pledges are hard to test. Uganda’s share of the satellite-TV rollout – 900 villages, 18,000 households – is small enough to count and large enough to judge the wider claim.
Grapes to China: How Namibian Fruit Has to Reach the Chinese Shopper
A tariff-free door is not a sale. Namibian grapes still have to survive the cold chain and win a Chinese cart.
Satellite Dishes in the Bush: Where Rural Television Becomes Information Access
A solar-powered dish on a village clinic looks like entertainment. The pitch behind it is something else – basic access to news, weather and public information for places the grid never reached.
10,000 Villages: How a TV Pledge Became Africa’s Largest Media-Access Test
A decade after Xi Jinping pledged satellite TV for 10,000 African villages, nearly all are connected. The screens arrived; the harder questions are about who controls what they show.
Wrong Generation: How an Unfunded Namibian Film Reached Its Audience
No studio bought its billboards. A book, a hashtag and a trailer did the selling instead.
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