Executive Pulse Magazine –  a synopsis

Executive Pulse is the flagship executive-intelligence publication under the WeekendPost stable, designed for decision-makers who shape economies and define industries. Each edition distils candid, first-hand insights from C-suite leaders across Banking and Finance, Insurance, Tourism, Mining, Health, Education, Manufacturing, and every other sector that moves the economic needle. Beyond boardroom perspectives, Executive Pulse tracks corporate movements – appointments, departures, board reconstitutions, and strategic leadership shifts – offering readers a real-time pulse on who is driving...

When the Heavyweights Meet

Inter Milan, Napoli Renew a Rivalry That Defines Italian Football By Saturday evening, the Giuseppe Meazza will be thrumming with the kind of anticipation that only Serie A’s most exacting fixtures can summon. Inter Milan, the reigning champions, host a Napoli side still finding its footing under new stewardship; and if recent history is any guide, the margin between triumph and frustration will be agonizingly thin. The occasion is Matchday 3, improbably early for a...

BoMAID, Princess Marina Hospital join forces to catch cancer earlier

The biology of breast cancer is ruthless in its simplicity: a cluster of cells begins to divide without permission, and with each passing week the odds of a clean retreat narrow. In much of the world, the tipping point between curable and not arrives early; often before a lump can be felt. In Botswana, as in many countries across southern Africa, that window still closes too often before a patient ever walks through a clinic...

A bank, a Gov’t agency, and a post-mining future:

First National Bank Botswana and SPEDU have signed a partnership agreement that could determine whether the country’s most ambitious economic diversification experiment succeeds; or stalls at the starting line. The numbers tell the story of a region still waiting for its second act. Somewhere between 5.9 billion and 6.8 billion pula in industrial investment projects sit in a pipeline overseen by SPEDU, the government agency created to resuscitate the Selebi Phikwe region after the BCL...