Sunday Standard Botswana Oil claims citizen trucking boom—But are the wheels really turning? Botswana Oil Limited claims to have significantly...
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Sunday Standard Shoprite Botswana boosts group profit Africa’s largest supermarket chain, Shoprite, has reported a 12 percent sales growth for the year ending June, driven by rapid store expansion and a general increase in volumes. The group, which operates 2,322 stores across Africa, including 14 supermarkets in Botswana, saw total merchandise sales increase to approximately P178.64 billion from continuing operations. Shoprite added […] The post Shoprite Botswana boosts group profit first appeared on Sunday Standard and is written by Laone Molelo
Sunday Standard Botswana Oil claims citizen trucking boom—But are the wheels really turning? Botswana Oil Limited claims to have significantly...
Sunday Standard Alcohol levy talks: Can Botswana’s tax bottle be uncorked? The Botswana government and the private sector are preparing for talks...
Sunday Standard Masisi’s pledge to boost GERD to 3% would place Botswana among top 7 global spenders President Dr. Mokgweetsi Masisi has pledged to...
Sunday Standard Masisi’s pledge to boost GERD to 3% would place Botswana among top 7 global spenders President Dr. Mokgweetsi Masisi has pledged to...
Sunday Standard Diamond blues spark 10th trade deficit drama Botswana’s trade balance has worsened for ten straight months, brought down by lower...
The group said the current financial year has been surrounded by difficult trading conditions as living costs puts pressure on consumers.
The group said the current financial year has been surrounded by difficult trading conditions as living costs puts pressure on consumers.
Sunday Standard Household debt hits P61 billion—Borrower’s paradise or debt trap? Botswana’s household debt has surged to a staggering P61...
In FY24, the auto sector struggled with sluggish demand recovery as total industry sales dipped by 6%, reaching 151,983 units. The industry saw muted...
KUALA LUMPUR: QL Resources Bhd’s net profit rose to RM107.43 million in the first quarter ended June 30, 2024 (1Q FY2025) from RM92.81 million a...