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Investing on the Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE) is a bit like going shopping. There are a number of good things on the shelves, but more and more people are lining up to buy. Don’t get it wrong, the BSE is not small. It’s actually the third biggest stock exchange in Southern Africa, with multiple investment options, more than 160 securities and over P50 million traded every da so far this year. But even with all that, the options are still not enough for the growing demand.

Gold is like the lifeboat on the Titanic. When the financial ship faces storms like wars, inflation, or uncertainty, central banks turn to gold to stay afloat. Most central banks are buying more gold, showing just how important it is to protect your money.

FNBB is like that farmer who grows both maize and keeps goats. If the rains fail and the maize struggles, the goats are expected to still bring in cash. As economic winds blow harder and the climate gets drier, maybe that acacia in the logo isn’t just a symbol—it’s the business model FNBB needs to stay rooted and resilient in this testing season.