From mine to mistress
During a gathering in Gaborone this week, the leader of opposition Alliance for Progressives (AP), Ndaba Gaolathe, put on his...
Mr. Kitso Dickson is a Business reporter, Financial Modelling and Valuation Analyst and a financial inclusion activist. He is the current Business Editor at the Business Weekly & Review. As a business reporter, Mr. Dickson has made contributions to the Botswana Stock Exchange Magazine and The Monthly Investor – a South African Financial Magazine.
Mr. Dickson began his journalism career in 2015 as an intern at the Business Weekly & Review. He later joined property magazine Boidus as Assistant Editor and Content Coordinator. He has also worked for Echo Newspaper as Business Editor before returning to Business Weekly & Review. Mr. Dickson is passionate about finance and business reporting. He extensively reports on the financial sector, particularly focused on investments and stock markets.
During a gathering in Gaborone this week, the leader of opposition Alliance for Progressives (AP), Ndaba Gaolathe, put on his...
Despite the subdued economic environment, the Botswana property market remains resilient and is showing signs of recovery from COVID-19 pandemic...
De Beers lists 1 million diamonds on its blockchain Lobbies regulators for technology G7 moves to address ‘substantial transformation’ of...
Prospects for 2023 are mixed, with lower growth and a deterioration in the trade balance anticipated as diamond exports slow,...
According to the Bank of Botswana (BoB), the key two objectives of the government securities issuance programme are to support...
While Letshego has had to contend with high costs of funding resulting from COVID-19 propelled interest rates in most of...
Whereas a mild economic recession is predicted for the year ahead, Botswana could still feel a squeeze of the downturn...
Modern day buyers have gained control over the buying and sales process. With the majority of people having access to...
Youth-led enterprise sees SMMEs as potentially dynamic for job creation Emerging fintech company and small, micro and medium enterprises (SMMEs)...
As part of measures to achieve a revised budget deficit target of 5.7 percent of GDP, Kenya plans to “remove...