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Most people spend money on big companies every day. But only a few people actually own part of them. The difference is knowing how your money can work for you — and even pay you back. They are worth billions of pula, but you need as little as P5.20 to start

When the government borrows to cover its shortfalls, your money—via pensions, insurance, or unit trusts—might be helping foot the bill. In return, you earn interest. Unit trusts pool everyday investors’ funds into low-risk options like Treasury Bills or bank deposits. And when the state pays more to borrow, your returns can go up. Even in tough times, your money can grow smartly.

Absa and FNBB dominate Botswana’s stock market, but which offers better value to investors? This article breaks down dividend yields, earnings potential, and share price comparisons to explain why a lower price doesn’t always mean a better deal. Backed by insights from Imara Capital Securities, we explore how both banks measure up—and what it means for your money.

If you had bought P10,000 worth of shares of the company on January 4, 1999, your investment value would be sitting at P375,750 on April, 25 2025.

This is a 13-year look at how a P10,000 investment in Choppies lost its crunch and what it means.

Moses Rutahigwa, Standard Chartered Bank’s Head, Wealth, and Retail Bank Moses Rutahigwa, Standard Chartered Bank’s Head, Wealth, and...

Government diversification efforts, rising demand for industrial spaces, and mining sector growth may drive interest.

The most in-demand segments—Grade A offices and ESG-compliant buildings—are showing strong investment potential

Low-income segment has strong demand with rising rental prices, while the middle-income segment faces weaker demand and supply challenges.

This means steady profits, better efficiency, and strong future growth—giving shareholders and investors a solid and promising opportunity.

Botswana industrial and retail sectors offer the most attractive investment opportunities in Botswana's current market.

Will this move make the bank stronger and more profitable, or does it mean bigger changes that could affect future earnings and dividends?

BPOPF model assumes that an individual starts working around age 25 and remains invested for approximately 35 years before retiring at 60

IPO market remains in waiting mode, with investors closely watching for signs of significant movement.

Investors in fossil fuel companies focus on dividends in the medium term Fossil fuel industry seems to show slow decline overtime...

Botswana's 2025/26 budget presented by Minister of Finance Ndaba Gaolathe Botswana is streamlining regulations, cutting red tape...

Gold is expected to keep climbing Platinum may also hold steady or rise Palladium is losing steam Gold, platinum, and palladium are...

The surge is largely driven by rising stock prices on the Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE)

Botswana’s economy is facing a challenging period, but for investors, this could translate into new opportunities.

Sefalana’s costs could jump by a massive P180 million each year, according to MD Chandra Chauhan