Famous Brands, built by South Africa's wealthy Halamandaris family, stumbles in Botswana
Famous Brands, the Steers and Wimpy owner co-founded by the Halamandaris family, expects interim earnings to drop as much as 33% after a Botswana writedown.
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Famous Brands, the Steers and Wimpy owner co-founded by the Halamandaris family, expects interim earnings to drop as much as 33% after a Botswana writedown.
Africa's richest man is using Botswana's stock exchange and Access Bank Botswana to bring Southern African investors into his record refinery share sale.
Sefalana Cash & Carry faces a winding-up petition in Botswana's High Court over a disputed R10 million supplier claim the group is contesting.
Botswana's opposition says a schools deal tied to Zunaid Moti could cost taxpayers P20 billion, and wants a parliamentary panel to investigate.
Zunaid Moti's African Hero unveiled the Duma Boko School and Clinic in Gaborone, months after Botswana's finance ministry rejected his proposal.
President Duma Boko told Aliko Dangote in Gaborone that Botswana wants big-ticket projects, and pointed to a Trans-Kalahari rail line starting soon.
Mohammed Dewji met Botswana's president and central bank governor in Gaborone, days after committing more than $250 million to Mozambique.
Botswana's competition regulator has opened Ramachandran Ottapathu's bid for 70% of Engen Botswana to public submissions before reaching a decision.
efalana posted record revenue of P12.1 billion but its first profit fall since 2017, cutting the total dividend to 20 thebe from 50 thebe.
The Botswana government is fighting Bridgette Motsepe-Radebe's R83 million legal bill after a court cleared the South African businesswoman of a fabricated $10 billion conspiracy.
Cleared in a money laundering saga, Bridgette Motsepe-Radebe is pressing Botswana to settle costs and finish still-overdue court-ordered public apologies.
Chandra Chauhan’s Sefalana flags a profit dip, blaming a softer economy, food inflation and rising living costs nationwide across Botswana.
Choppies CEO Ramachandran Ottapathu buys 19.5 million shares worth about US$1 million, signaling confidence as the Botswana retailer works to cement its turnaround.
The company, still in its exploration and evaluation phase, generated no revenue during the period but continued to invest heavily in its gas-to-power project.
De Beers secures a 25-year extension for Debswana’s mining licenses, reinforcing its leadership as Botswana rebalances its diamond trade strategy.
Botswana is home to a small but powerful group of multimillionaires whose influence extends far beyond their personal fortunes.